Countery Design Bathroom Vanity Cabinets With Mirror And Glass Countertop
Bathroom cabinet Packing Procedure:
1. After production and inspection of bathroom cabinet, panels will be firstly lined with foamed plastics.
2. On the left and right side, panels are still wrapped with foamed plastics to reinforce the packing.
3. Then, these panels are to be packed in foldable paperboard express carton.
4. After finishing that, the carton will be fastened with adhesive tapes.
5. Concerning the breakable bathroom cabinet hardware and accessories, they are going to be separately placed in the carton.
6. Inside the carton, these hardware and accessories will be lined with EPE foam.
7. Foamed plastics are placed at the top of carton to ensure that hardware are wrapped very well.
8. When regular strong seaworthy packing is done, cartons will be unloaded onto the warehouse waiting for shipment.
Here are some of the options:
Granite and marble. In a master bath, it pays to install granite or marble, which attract buyers at resale and give the vanity top a rich, sleek look. And with affordable “grades” of granite available on the market today, you don’t have to empty your wallet for this feature. You will, of course, spend more on granite than laminate, but the result is a surface that can handle heat and wear. Be advised: granite must be sealed to repel grease (which you could run into in hair products and such). Marble stains easily, while granite stands up to most stains.
Solid surface. Quartzite materials are incredibly durable and low-maintenance. Scratches are easily buffed out with fine-grade sandpaper, and the surface can handle high heat (curling irons and all). The cost is comparable to granite and marble.
Laminate. Economical and available in a range of finishes (including those that look like solid surface or granite), laminate is a go-to vanity top material because of its versatility. It stands up to water and is relatively stain-proof, but it will burn, dull and dent.
Tile. The downside of tile countertops is the maintenance: Grout lines inevitably trap gunk. But tile can be laid in a pattern, it comes in a vast array of colors (ceramic) and finishes (natural), and the artistic detail that can be applied makes this a surface worth considering.
Decide on a size for your bathroom vanity. A smaller vanity is perfect for many, if not most bathrooms. A larger or double is more appropriate for a larger bathroom or a bathroom that is shared by multiple people. Either way, there are plenty of bathroom vanities to choose from. You will not regret installing the largest vanity possible. Just remember to leave space beside it to access adjoining areas for cleaning, especially if the toilet sits next to the vanity. And leave space for the trashcan, if it must sit beside the vanity.
Choose a style that matches the décor of your home. For example, if your home is very traditional, you will want to consider antique, marble or granite bathroom vanities. These are some of the most elegant vanities available. Or, if you have a contemporary style home, you will want to choose a modern bathroom vanity. These tend to be minimalist, sleek and metallic. They will often have a nickel or chrome finish coupled with a frame-less mirror. These bathroom vanities are a bit more adaptable to a wide variety of homes, since they can fit into a room without taking too much attention, whereas typical traditional style vanity will look out of place in an ultra-modern setting.
