Solid Wood:
Composition: Solid wood is made entirely from natural wood, with no engineered components. It comes directly from lumber and is not processed or layered like the other options.
Strength: Solid wood is the strongest and most durable of these materials, with natural beauty and character.
Uses: Solid wood is used for high-quality furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and other premium applications.
Finish: It can be sanded, stained, and finished to bring out its natural beauty.

Plywood:
Composition: Plywood is made by layering thin sheets of wood veneer with each layer oriented at right angles to the previous one and then bonding them with adhesive.
Strength: Plywood is strong, durable, and resistant to warping or twisting. It has good load-bearing capacity.
Layers: Plywood typically has multiple layers (plies), with an odd number of layers for stability.
Uses: It is used in a wide range of applications, including furniture, cabinetry, subflooring, and structural construction.
Finish: Depending on the grade and type, plywood can have a smooth, sanded surface or a textured finish.

MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard):
Composition: MDF is made from wood fibers, wax, and resin that are compressed and heated to create a dense, uniform sheet of material.
Density: MDF is denser than particleboard, with a smooth and consistent surface.
Strength: It is stronger and more stable than particleboard, making it suitable for applications that require a smooth finish and intricate details.
Finish: MDF has a smooth, paintable surface that is ideal for cabinetry, furniture, and molding.
Weight: It is heavier than particleboard but lighter than plywood.

Our vanity units may come pre-assembled or require some assembly, depending on the specific product. Assembly requirements will be indicated in the product description. We provide clear assembly instructions for products that require assembly.

No, we do not offer customization at the moment.

To care for and clean the vanity base cabinet, use a soft damp cloth to wipe off dirt and dust; follow with a dry cloth. Avoid any harsh cleaners, waxes, abrasive materials that will scratch or stick to the surface, as well as excessive moisture. Wipe off any spills or drips immediately to maintain the finish.

The maintenance on your quartz product is very simple. It does not need to be sealed ever and can be cleaned with mild soap and water. Avoid using any harsh chemical cleaners on the countertop as well as sponges or brushes that are abrasive and could scratch the surface. Avoid direct contact with heat, this includes hair styling tools that are hot and exposed directly to the quartz.  To maintain the beauty of your counter-top, avoid excessive weight or force on the counter-top paying special attention to edges and seam locations. Although it is a tough surface, it is not indestructible to cracks, chips or pitting.

The marble stone vanity top is polished smooth and has an initial protective sealant applied. It is important to reseal your marble within the first year of purchase. Before applying the sealer, all areas need to be clean and dry. A high quality stone sealer will be available at your local hardware store. Follow manufacturer instructions on how to seal your marble properly.
Routine maintenance is recommended using water and soap to clean the marble top. As needed, use a stone spray cleaner or polish. Follow instructions found on the bottle or container. Do not use abrasive or acidic cleaners that contain bleach or vinegar on the marble surface. Do not use abrasive sponges or rough cleaning pads on the marble surface.
Liquid spills should be wiped up promptly to prevent staining. Some liquids with high acidic contents can etch the marble surface if left for any length of time. Common products that need to be wiped away promptly include: Rubbing Alcohol, Nail Polish Remover, Shaving Cream, Toothpaste, Perfume/ Cologne, Hair Color, Shampoo, Drain Cleaner, etc.
Marble is a fragile stone, do not stand on it or place excessive weight on the top. To prevent scratching, place protective pads on the bottom of heavy objects, pottery or any other object that could scratch the surface.