24 Inch Triadsville Freestanding Distressed Rustic Gray Beach Style Corner Bathroom Sink Vanity
Unit Weight: 65lbs
Product Overview:
Optimize your small space with the Triadsville Corner Bathroom Vanity. Crafted with enduring durability from solid birch wood and plywood veneer, this 24-inch corner bathroom vanity maximizes small spaces without compromising on style. A heavily distressed finish evokes a comforting old-fashioned aesthetic for your bathroom design. The sleek countertop adds sophistication, complementing the white porcelain sink for a clean and elegant look. Tailored for efficiency, this small bathroom sink offers ample storage, making it an ideal solution for those seeking a space-saving corner vanity with a rustic visual appeal.
Dimensions: 15 in. W x 12 in. D x 7.5 in. H (Including top)
Key Features
Fine Furniture: Combination of solid wood and plywood veneer.
White Quartz Countertop: A White Quartz top, included with this 24 inch bathroom vanity.
Vanity with Sink: Porcelain undermount sink with a built-in overflow hole, under the White Quartz.
Small Bath Scale: 24 inches wide. Furniture for a small bath that still wants a finished vanity.
Freestanding Style: Allows flexibility in placement.
Transitional Design: Blends seamlessly with various bathroom styles.
Ample Storage: Two functional doors with open cabinet space.
Countertop Options: Choose from Gray Stone or White Quartz.
White Porcelain Sink: Features a built-in overflow hole.
Space Optimization: Perfect for small bathrooms.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15" W x 12" D x 7.5" H (Including top) |
| Material | Solid wood, plywood veneer, and partial MDF panels |
| Finish | Gray |
| Countertop | White Quartz |
| Faucet Drill | 8" widespread, 3-hole (faucet sold separately) |
| Sink | Porcelain Undermount with Overflow |
| Mount Type | Freestanding (corner) |
| Assembly | Fully assembled |
| Hardware | Antique Bronze |
How curbside freight actually works
This is a crated freight shipment, not a parcel.
We build and crate
2–5 business days handling. You get a tracking number when the carrier picks up.
The carrier calls you
5–12 business days in transit. The freight line phones ahead to book a window — answer it, or the crate waits at the terminal.
Curbside drop
The driver brings it to the curb, not inside. Open the crate and inspect before you sign — noting damage on the delivery receipt is what makes a claim work.
