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Vanities and countertops

A new vanity and top can change a bathroom without touching the shower. Where the drain and water lines come out of the wall decides a lot about which vanity will work.

Faucet holes

Tops come drilled for one-hole, 4-inch or 8-inch faucets. Pick the faucet and the top together so they match.

Moving the sink

Moving a sink means moving the drain and water lines, and depending on your city that can need a permit.

Countertops

Quartz doesn't need sealing and holds up well. Granite and marble look great but need sealing now and then.

A small bathroom with concrete-look tile, a matte black rain head, a round mirror and a wood vanity

Before you buy

Measure the wall and check the door swing before you fall for a vanity. Comfort-height vanities are taller than older ones, which a lot of people like. Photos of vanities you like are a big help.

Tell us about your bathroom

Tell us which bathroom and what you have in mind. Chino gets back to you within a day.

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Vanity and countertop questions

Can I buy my own vanity?

Yes. Just double-check the width and the faucet holes before you order.

What height should a vanity be?

Older vanities are often around 30 inches tall. Newer comfort-height ones are closer to 36, which a lot of people find easier on the back.

Can I move my sink?

Often, yes, but it means moving the drain and water lines, and some cities want a permit for that.

Can I supply my own tile or fixtures?

Yes. Let us know what you've got when you reach out.

Are estimates free?

Yes.

Let's talk about your bathroom.

Estimates are free, and Chino gets back to you within a day.

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