1200mm Terrazzo Double Vanity — Two Basins Cast Into One Slab

Terrazzo is the one surface in a bathroom that reads as expensive without trying: a cement binder with graded aggregate, ground flat and honed, so the chips are cut through rather than printed on top. It also solves the problem that kills most double vanities. A 1200mm double with two separate ceramic basins leaves a strip of stone between them, and that strip is where water sits, where silicone fails and where the joint line starts to grey within two years. Here both basins are cast into the same 20mm slab as the counter, so there is no rim, no silicone bead and no seam to fail — the top is one continuous piece of terrazzo with two depressions in it. The fronts are deliberately quiet: four matt warm-white lacquered drawers, 5 gloss units, completely handleless, with a 3mm finger groove under the counter edge and continuous shadow gaps, so the terrazzo is the only pattern in the room. Behind the fronts sits an 18mm plywood carcass on Blum TandemBox runners and a steel hanging bracket rated well above the loaded weight of the slab. Sized for German family bathrooms and premium apartment programmes at 1200mm, with 1400 and 1600mm on the same tooling. A 20-piece OEM/ODM programme, factory-direct from Jiangshan.

• One 20mm terrazzo slab at 1200 × 480mm, cement-based binder with graded 6 to 8mm aggregate in cream, sand, pale grey and charcoal — chips cut through by grinding and honing, not printed, so they do not wear off
• Both basins cast into the same slab as the counter — no rim, no silicone bead, no joint line between top and bowl, which is the failure point on every double vanity built from two separate basins
• Honed matte surface at roughly 300 grit: grippy underfoot when wet, no gloss to show limescale, and repairable in place with a 400 grit pad where a hard-water ring forms
• 100mm upstand cut from the same slab and batch, so the chip pattern continues up the wall instead of stopping at a terrace line
• Four drawer fronts in matt warm-white lacquer at 5 gloss units, completely handleless, with a 3mm recessed finger groove under the counter edge and continuous 3mm shadow gaps between fronts
• Blum TandemBox soft-close full-extension runners rated 40kg, with a three-way adjustable clip-on hinge set for the tall cabinet option and a cost-equivalent Chinese runner set on the same drilling for entry price points
• 18mm plywood carcass with sealed ABS edges and an 8mm back panel — plywood rather than chipboard, because a 20mm stone slab plus two full basins punishes any rack in the box
• Steel hanging bracket rated above the loaded weight, with a written wall specification: masonry or 18mm structural plywood behind the plasterboard, never a dot-and-dab drylining alone
• Standard widths of 1200 / 1400 / 1600mm at 480mm depth and 500mm cabinet height, so single-basin 800 and 1000mm versions run on the same carcass tooling
• Optional LED mirror with anti-fog pad and three colour temperatures at 3000 / 4000 / 6500K, IP44 rated for zone 2, wired to a single switch or a sensor
• Ships knocked down with the slab crated upright and separately from the carcass — a 1200mm terrazzo top is around 28kg on its own, so it travels as its own crate, not inside a carton with the cabinet
• MOQ 20 pieces per model; widths, the 20mm or 30mm slab and the basin mix can be split inside the 20, and a custom aggregate mix needs a 60-piece run for a dedicated batch
• Batch-matched aggregate — every top in one run is poured from a single batch, so the chip pattern stays consistent across a container, and a re-order a year later is a close match rather than an exact one

SKU: FAME-DE-1101 · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available