Solid-wood floating vanities. Nothing hidden inside.
Walnut, white oak, and teak — 24" to 72", quartz tops, free curbside freight.
Solid wood, never MDF
Free curbside freight
30-day returns
Built for real bathrooms
Featured floating vanities
Why solid wood
MDF and particleboard fail in bathrooms in a specific way. Moisture wicks into the cut edges, the board swells and never returns to size, the laminate delaminates, and a screw hole that has stripped once will not hold again. It is not a question of whether, only how many winters.
Solid wood moves with humidity and then moves back. A scratch sands out. A stripped hole can be plugged and redrilled. That is the whole argument, and it is why we will not list a vanity we cannot verify is solid.
Before you order
Professional installation is recommended and is not included. A floating vanity carries its entire load through the wall, so it must be anchored into studs or into solid blocking added between them — drywall anchors are not sufficient at any width. Check your stud positions, plumbing rough-in height, and finished wall height before ordering. Our installation guide walks through the full pre-purchase checklist.