60" Bertone Bathroom Sink Vanity
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Elevate your bathroom with the Benton Collection Bertone bathroom vanity, a perfect blend of simplicity and elegance. Designed to enhance both contemporary and modern bathroom settings, this sleek vanity easily adapts to any decor. Crafted from the finest select birch solids, quartz or sintered stone countertops, and solid wood with dovetail joints, this vanity features a soft-closing mechanism for added functionality. The spacious interior drawer offers ample storage space for towels and other essentials.
Dimensions: 60 in. W x 22 in. D x 35 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 60 inch double sink bathroom vanity.
Double Sinks: Two porcelain undermount sinks with built-in overflow holes.
Shared Bath Scale: 60 inches wide. A double sink bathroom vanity sized for a shared bath.
Partial assembly required: Easy base installation for a free-standing configuration
High-quality materials: Birchwood/Plywood with veneer, white quartz countertop, ceramic sinks with overflow (under-mounted)
Detail: Soft-close doors and full-extension slider drawer for seamless operation
Hardware: Brushed nickel door frame and cabinet base
Door handles: Acrylic for a clean, modern look
Cabinet color: White for a timeless aesthetic
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 60" W x 22" D x 35" H (Including top) |
| Material | Solid wood, plywood veneer, and partial MDF panels |
| Finish | White for a timeless aesthetic |
| Countertop | White Quartz |
| Faucet Drill | 8" widespread, 3-hole x 2 (faucet sold separately) |
| Sink | 2x Porcelain Undermount with Overflow |
| Closing Mechanism | Soft-Close (Doors & Drawers) |
| Mount Type | Freestanding |
| Assembly | Fully assembled |
| Hardware | Brushed Nickel |
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.
