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Custom Bath Vanities v.9-21 SHAKER The Premier Series TAYLOR The Value Series With the highest quality materials and finest attention to detail, our wide The Value Series is our most budget-friendly line. Featuring full overlay selection of Premier Series doors offers distinctive touches and superb doors and soft close 6-way adjustable door hinges, the Value Series offers craftsmanship. a clean style and standard features at a great price. • Full overlay doors • Full overlay doors • Soft close hinges & slides • Soft close 6-way adjustable door hinges Designer White Espresso • 5/8” solid wood dovetail drawers White Espresso • Particle board cabinet box with plywood back • High grade finish • High grade finish 9 3 4 Sand BROOKLYN Series Comparison: Premier vs. Value 6 1 7 Premier Series (Shaker, Brooklyn, Lenox, Napa) Value Series (Taylor) Cabinet Box 1/2”, 7 Ply, Plywood 1/2” Particle Board with Plywood Back Bright White Modern Gray Drawer Box 5/8” Solid Wood, Dovetailed 1/2” Plywood, Straight Side Mount, 3/4 Extension, Epoxy-Vinyl 5 2 Drawer Slides Under Mount, Full Extension, Metal, Soft Close with Ball Bearings Slides with Nylon Rollers 8 Wood Species Birch Birch Door Hinge 6 Way Adjustable, Soft Close 6 Way Adjustable, Soft Close 1 Solid wood door frames – either doweled and glued Shelves Adjustable, 3/4” Plywood Adjustable, 5/8” Plywood Slate or mortise and tenon, depending on the door Base Corner 3” Plywood Blocks or Stretchers 3/4” Plastic Corner Braces with Tabs LENOX 2 6-way adjustable concealed hinge Reinforcement 3 5/8” solid birch dovetail drawer with under mount soft Face Frame 1-1/2” Rails and Stiles, Solid Wood 1-1/2” Rails and Stiles, Solid Wood close sides Shaker: 5 Piece with Solid Center Panel; 2-3/4” or 3-1/2” Stiles and Rails Full Overlay 5 Piece Recessed Panel; 3” Stiles and Brooklyn: 5 Piece with Solid Center Panel; 3” Stiles and Rails Door Rails 4 Inside drawer height is 2-1/2” Lenox / Napa: 9 Piece Raised Panel with Applied Molding 5 3/4” x 1-1/2” solid wood face frame Shaker: 5 Piece with Solid Center Panel; 2-3/4” Stiles and 1-7/8” Rails Drawer Head Brooklyn: 5 Piece with Solid Center Panel; 3” Stiles and 2” Rails Slab; 3” Stiles and Rails 6 Back panel is 5 piece picture frame 3/4” thick Lenox / Napa: 9 Piece Raised Panel with Applied Molding Canvas Country Linen 7 1/2” select birch veneered plywood side panels Approvals CARB, E-1 CARB, E-1 dovetailed into face frame NAPA Assembly Glue and Staples, No Cams or Brackets Glue and Staples, No Cams or Brackets 8 3/4” x 4-1/2” solid wood toe kick finished to match 9 I-Beam construction – Wood beam is riveted into the Toe Kick Depth 3-3/4” 3-3/4” box frame for additional support Interior Finish Natural Matching Color Veneer Finish panels are not necessary. All cabinets are constructed with finished exteriors to match the doors. White 2 3 How To Create Your Custom Vanity 1. Choose your series: Premier or Value 24” 2. Choose your door style and color, note your two-letter color code. 27” 12” 30” 15” 33” 12” 18” PREMIER VALUE 36” 15” 21” 18” 24” Double Door Vanity Single Door Vanity Vanity Drawer Base SHAKER BROOKLYN LENOX NAPA TAYLOR DOUBLE DOOR VANITY SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE KC _ _ -V24-2 Designer Bright Modern Country $395.87 $371.41 $378.67 $405.90 $385.32 $384.72 $284.27 Sand Espresso Slate Canvas White White Espresso 24” W x 34.5” H White White Gray Linen KC _ _ -V27 $446.18 $421.72 $430.18 $430.18 $461.93 $437.95 $437.24 $320.12 3. Choose your products from the options on the following pages. 27” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -V30 $459.08 $434.62 $443.39 $476.30 $451.44 $450.71 $329.31 • Each item priced as shown. 30” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -V33 • Shaker Designer White (SW) cabinet boxes require “-5PC” at the end of each sku. $495.20 $470.74 $480.38 $516.53 $489.22 $488.42 $355.05 33” W x 34.5” H • Base Cabinets are 21” deep and 34.5” high standard. Custom depths are available with an KC _ _ -V36 $519.71 $495.25 $505.48 $505.48 $543.83 $514.86 $514.00 $372.52 upcharge. 36” W x 34.5” H • Pantry Cabinets are 24” deep standard. Custom depths are available with an upcharge. Standard depth is 21”. Custom depths, as shallow as 12”, are available for an additional $145.00. • Wall Towers are 15” deep. • Touch-up kits are available. SINGLE DOOR VANITY SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE KC _ _ -VB12 $371.38 $359.79 $366.78 $392.97 $373.18 $372.60 N/A 12” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -VB15 $397.18 $385.60 $393.20 $421.70 $400.17 $399.53 $294.38 15” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -VB18 $421.69 $410.11 $418.30 $449.00 $425.80 $425.12 $311.85 18” W x 34.5” H Standard depth is 21”. Custom depths, as shallow as 18”, are available for an additional $130.00. Single Door Vanities have a Left or Right door hinge option. Please add a “-L” or “-R” at the end of the sku to note which ordered. VANITY DRAWER BASE SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE KC _ _ -VDB12 $590.60 $555.84 $566.96 $608.68 $577.16 $576.23 $422.35 Vanity Drawers 12” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -VDB15 $628.01 $593.25 $605.27 $605.27 $650.35 $616.29 $615.29 $449.01 VANITY DRAWERS SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE 15” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -KD24 KC _ _ -VDB18 $219.22 $223.33 $238.74 $227.09 $226.75 N/A $666.72 $631.95 $644.90 $644.90 $693.45 $656.77 $655.69 $476.59 23.5” W x 4.75” H 18” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -KD36 KC _ _ -VDB21 $272.11 $277.49 $297.65 $282.42 $281.97 $207.59 N/A N/A N/A N/A $522.55 29.5” to 36” W x 4.75” H 21” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -VDB24 Standard depth is 21”. Upcharge for custom depth – Please see Sales Associate for pricing. $754.44 $719.68 $734.73 $791.16 $748.52 $747.27 $568.52 24” W x 34.5” H Standard depth is 21”. Custom depths, as shallow as 18”, are available for an additional $160.00. For your convenience, products with prices shown in a green box are stocked in our Central Service Center. Orders placed before noon are available within 1 business day. Special Order Items: Lead time is approximately 2.5 weeks. Special Order Items: Lead time is approximately 2.5 weeks. 4 5 54” 36” 54” 60” 36” 36” 42” 48” Vanity Sink Base Double Vanity Sink Base Extended Sink Base Sink Base w/ Left Drawers Sink Base w/ Right Drawers Not available in Premier series Not available in Premier series Not available in Value series Not available in Value series VANITY SINK BASE SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE BASE W/ DRAWERS SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE KC _ _ -VSB36 $693.85 $657.80 $671.92 $724.88 $684.87 $683.69 $488.35 KC _ _ -VSBDL36 36” W x 34.5” H 36” W x 34.5” H $773.79 $739.03 $754.54 $812.71 $768.76 $767.47 N/A KC _ _ -VSB42 (Left Drawers) $757.07 $721.02 $736.65 $795.28 $750.98 $749.68 $533.39 42” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -VSBDR36 KC _ _ -VSB48 36” W x 34.5” H $773.79 $739.03 $754.54 $812.71 $768.76 $767.47 N/A $833.18 $797.13 $814.59 $880.06 $830.59 $829.14 $587.63 48” W x 34.5” H (Right Drawers) Standard depth is 21”. Custom depths, as shallow as 18”, are available for an additional $145.00. Standard depth is 21”. Custom depths, as shallow as 18”, are available for an additional $145.00. DOUBLE BASE SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE KC _ _ -DVSB54 30” N/A N/A N/A N/A $835.11 54” W x 34.5” H Standard depth is 21”. Custom depths, as shallow as 18”, are available for an additional $175.00. 36” EXTENDED BASE SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE KC _ _ -EVSB54 N/A N/A N/A N/A $729.20 54” W x 34.5” H KC _ _ -EVSB60 N/A N/A N/A N/A $765.97 60” W x 34.5” H Standard depth is 21”. Custom depths, as shallow as 18”, are available for an additional $145.00. Sink Base w/ Left or Right Drawers Sink Base w/ Open Shelf Not available in Lenox or Value series Not available in Lenox or Value series BASE W/ DRAWERS SW SS SE BW BG BS LV LL NW TW TE KC _ _ -VSBDL30 30” W x 34.5” H $674.46 $620.34 $639.69 $652.83 $702.07 N/A $663.77 N/A (Left Drawers) KC _ _ -VSBDR30 30” W x 34.5” H $674.46 $620.34 $639.69 $652.83 $702.07 N/A $663.77 N/A (Right Drawers) Standard depth is 21”.
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