Can vanity be had with solid top for use with vessel sink
215679
You would have to replace the top and add the sink...don't think it should be a problem. Ask your contractor before you buy it of its possible
215680
Not sure I understand the question but it comes fully assembled as shown in the picture
215681
the stone of this vanity top is perfect as is..I would not recommend a vessel sink for this specific piece of furniture
1386023
The whole top section is one piece. It is shipped so that all you have to do with that part is insert the drawer and add the hardware. But, I have contemplated putting a granite slab on the top of mine. The whole island is very heavy and if assembled properly it should hold the weight okay. The only issue would be securing the granite on top so that it became a part of the piece. A countertop installer would have that answer.
650918
Yes you can. You just wouldn't add the 2 black poles that stick up to hold the mirror. Its a great vanity!
1064134
I wouldn't. The sink is with the counter top fabricator , but as I remember it is under mount only as there is no top lip.
1587941
I have installed 2 in bathrooms with vessels. They are tall and would not work well with a standard sink.
613450
should be technically possible with a perfectly round hole smaller than vessel it could be partially recessed utilizing caulk or some rubberized buffer.would probably still be aesthetic if over half projected above counter, its beauty shouldn't be wasted.
2140976
Scott - it's vessel sink. I used it on granite countertop /vanity. You need approximately two - 2in openings for drain pipe and faucet.
2170620
I installed this faucet with a built in rectangular sink. I don't think it's tall enough for a vessel. Also the color is a dark bronze but when the light hits it I can see a tint of burgundy. I'm extremely satisfied with this faucet.
373125
FrankeUSA's drawing of the SL103BX (in Amazon's posted pics) says "topmount or undermount install". Anyone try installing UNDERmount? Looks like that would be possible, since in the photo, the top of sink is flat. (Even if top had some embossed ridges, those could be shimmed around.) The question of topmount or undermount is mostly a question of labor costs. The vendor does not want to disappoint the customer with extra install costs. Those who are DIY hobbyists, won't mind the extra time.
1184362
You need to separately purchase and countertop, sink, and faucet you might want on there. I pieced together a glass vessel and black granite and liked the outcome very much.
927219
Yes, it is placed on top of the vanity. You would only need a hole cut out for the the drain pipe. It's a beautiful sink! We love it.
1600962
No - you can use granite. I'm sure every sink is different in its pattern, but we have a granite counter top and it looks fantastic. We actually turned our sink so it looks like a diamond shape rather than a square and installed the faucent on the upper right side, which also gives it a unique look. We get lots of compliments.
2271696
Yes, this sink looks great installed as a "drop in" or top mount as well as under counter if desired. "dual-mount" means either application can be used.
290407
This vanity did not come with a top. I bought a granite vanity top from Lowe's
345170
If the powder room already has a vanity that was previously used, remove the original sink from it, but keep the cabinet portion. Measure the area of the top of the cabinet, find a store that sells various types of (granite, marble, quartz, wood etc.) to fit on top of cabinet; then the vessel sink can be mounted on top.
2134550
I would not. It would be very difficult to find a faucet that would fit in in the vanity pre drilled hole,also finding the correct height would be challenging. I'm pleased with mine. I've now had it for about 8 to 9 months with no problems.
1313086
Yes, if all the parts are included, then it attaches to the back of the vanity...although our didn't have pre-drilled holes so we had to pick a spot and make our own holes. It really is a pretty vanity but I sent ours back because it was just way too small for the space I wanted to use it for.