Floorstanding Vanity Units

Floor-standing vanity units combine a bathroom basin with practical storage in a single piece of furniture. Sitting directly on the floor, they offer a traditional, substantial look and can provide generous drawer or cupboard storage without requiring the wall reinforcement often needed for wall-hung furniture.  Our bathroom vanity units bring premium build quality to homes across the country, whether you're fitting a small cloakroom or a full family bathroom. Our range spans modern, traditional and designer styles, built to a standard that holds up well in busy Irish households.

Choose Floor Standing Vanity Units With Basin

Buying a vanity unit with a matching basin already included takes a lot of the guesswork out of a renovation. The basin, whether ceramic or resin, is fitted precisely to the cabinet beneath it, so you get a watertight seal without having to source and align separate pieces yourself. Once it's in place, you can bring in one of our bathroom taps to finish the look, with the cabinet underneath protecting the woodwork from everyday splashes.

Sizing Your Bathroom Vanity Floor Standing Model

Available floor space is really what decides the right size for you. Most family bathrooms comfortably take a 600mm or 800mm unit, while a double basin works better in a larger master suite. If you're fitting a compact en-suite, a slimline 400mm model is usually the better option.

Many of our floor standing Vanity units with pull out drawers include a recessed section in the top drawer. This allows a plumber to fit wall pipework without it eating into your drawer space. The result is a tidy finish that maximises storage.

Finishes and Styles

Bathroom furniture needs to cope with daily humidity, so our cabinets are finished in durable vinyl wraps or painted coatings built for the job. Gloss white is a good option for smaller rooms, bouncing light around to make the space feel bigger, while an oak-effect finish brings some natural warmth. If you'd prefer something bolder, matt black or anthracite grey both give a contemporary edge. Matching the cabinet hardware to your bathroom accessories ties the whole design together.

Caring for Your Vanity Unit

A quick wipe-down after a shower keeps the cabinet looking new for longer. Try not to leave water sitting on the joints, as this is where damage tends to start over time. A soft, damp cloth is all you need for routine cleaning; harsh chemical cleaners can strip the protective finish and are best avoided.

Why Buy Your Bathroom Furniture From Deluxe Bathrooms?

We're a 100% Irish-owned business with two decades of experience in bathroom design, and that shows in the detail:

• Irish water compatibility: Basins built for standard Irish plumbing.

• Maximum storage: Deep drawers and shelving that make the most of the space.

• Expert craftsmanship: Built to handle a busy family bathroom.

• Nationwide delivery: Fast, reliable shipping on every order.

FAQs about Floor Standing Vanity Units

Do I need to attach a floor-standing unit to the wall?

Yes, it's worth securing every unit to the wall even though it rests on the floor. This removes any risk of the cabinet tipping forward, which matters especially in homes with young children.

What is the difference between floor-standing and wall-hung?

A floor-standing unit sits on the ground and gives you the most storage space inside the cabinet. A wall-hung unit floats above the floor instead, which makes the underneath easier to clean and can make a small room feel more open.

Are the basins included with the vanity units?

Many of our floor-standing units come with the basin already included, though it varies by product. Check the individual product description to confirm whether the basin is part of the set or sold separately.

What Size Floor-Standing Vanity Unit Do I Need?

Start by measuring the available wall width and checking the unit's depth, particularly if it will sit opposite a toilet, shower or door. Compact 400–500mm units can work well in smaller ensuites and cloakrooms, while wider 600–800mm units provide more storage for family bathrooms. Also check the basin dimensions, drawer or door clearance and available space around the unit before ordering.

What Should I Check Before Buying a Floor-Standing Vanity Unit?

Check the unit's overall width, height and depth against your available space, including room for doors and drawers to open fully. Confirm whether the basin is included, the number of basins and tap holes, and whether the unit provides suitable clearance for your existing waste and water connections. It's also worth checking the storage configuration, finish, wall-fixing requirements and warranty before ordering.