New 2026 · Australia · 1800 mm · Double Basin

1800 mm Double-Basin Wall-Hung Vanity — Twin Thermoformed Basins, Warm Greige Lacquer

Australian family bathrooms are sized for two people using one basin wall at the same time, which is why the width ladder here runs past the European ceiling: 1500 mm is the entry point for a comfortable double, and 1800 mm is what actually lets two adults stand shoulder to shoulder without one of them waiting. Almost every imported range stops at 1200 mm, because a single 1800 mm carcass cannot be crated, lifted or carried up a staircase. This unit is built as two 900 mm modules that bolt together on site into one continuous top, so the width is real while the logistics stay sane.

1800 mm W x 460 mm D x 500 mm H overall, built as two 900 mm modules joined by a concealed connector plate — each module stays under 25 kg and fits a standard 900 mm door frame on the way in
One-piece 20 mm sintered stone top spanning both modules with two thermoformed rectangular basins, 420 x 320 x 120 mm internal each, so there is no joint between basin and top and nothing to silicone on site
Matte warm greige PU lacquer at 5 degree gloss over an 18 mm MDF core, with a 3 mm shadow gap between the two modules that reads as a deliberate reveal rather than a seam
Four full-width push-open drawers, two per module, on concealed runners rated 35 kg dynamic — no handles means no projection into the walkway in a tight double-basin layout
Sealed 18 mm moisture-resistant plywood carcass with PU-sealed cut edges and an 8 mm barrier back panel, sized for Australian bathrooms that run humid through summer without mechanical extraction
Basin wastes positioned for a standard 32 mm Australian waste and P-trap, with the rough-in drawing supplied per module so the plumber sets the wall waste before the cabinets are hung
Blum soft-close runners and hinges optional; standard specification is push-open with a 5-year mechanical warranty; 20 pcs per model MOQ, mixed widths allowed in one container

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SKU: FAME-AU-1021 · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Cabinet type	Wall-hung double-basin bathroom vanity in two bolt-together 900 mm modules; no plinth, no legs, concealed steel hanging rail per module
Standard sizes	1800 mm W x 460 mm D x 500 mm H as standard; 1500 mm and 2100 mm on the same door and top programme so a project can mix widths in one colour batch
Module split	Two 900 mm carcasses joined by a concealed connector plate and two M8 bolts; the stone top is a single piece and is set after both modules are levelled and fixed
Carcass	18 mm moisture-resistant plywood, PU-sealed on every cut edge, 8 mm moisture-barrier back panel; aluminium or PVC carcass available for wet-room specification
Drawer fronts	18 mm MDF core, matte warm greige PU lacquer at 5 degree gloss, 3 mm shadow gap between modules, recessed finger-pull groove 20 mm from the top edge
Drawer boxes	Full-extension concealed runners, 35 kg dynamic load rating, push-open and soft-close; Blum Tandembox or equivalent on request
Countertop	20 mm sintered stone in warm off-white with fine mineral speckle; square edge with 2 mm arris; single piece across both modules, cut to drawing
Basins	Two thermoformed sintered stone basins integral to the top, 420 x 320 x 120 mm internal each, slot overflow with brushed stainless waste; ceramic undermount alternative on the same top
Finish range	Matte warm greige (standard), matt sage, matt off-white, matt navy and warm oak veneer; RAL matching from 50 pcs per colour
Hardware	Push-open soft-close runners and 110 degree concealed hinges as standard; Blum upgrade optional; stainless steel fixings throughout
Installation	Steel hanging rail with adjustable brackets per module, masonry, stud and plasterboard kits supplied; rough-in drawing for 32 mm basin waste and P-trap included in every carton
Packaging	5-layer export carton with moulded foam corners, top crated separately on a plywood pallet; module carton approx. 960 x 540 x 580 mm, 24 kg gross; 20 pcs per model MOQ with ISO9001, CE, SGS and FSA factory certifications

Verification & Compliance — Evidence Behind Every Claim

Every FAME unit is built and inspected to the same standards we ship to the world's top-10 bathroom brands. Each claim below carries a verifiable anchor — certificates and inspection reports are available for review on request or during factory audits.

ISO9001 Quality management system CE EU conformity marking SGS Third-party inspected IP44 Splash & moisture resistance per IEC 60529 FSA Forest & safety assurance

IP44 moisture protection	Rated to IEC 60529 (splash-proof, protection against objects >1mm). Test method and report available on request.
Soft-close hardware	Blum optional — see Blum official specifications.
Company credentials	Founded 2009 · 20,000 m² factory · supplier to global top-10 bathroom brands. See About FAME and Certifications.
Third-party verification	SGS inspection reports and certificate scans available with your quotation — request them here.

In a Real Bathroom

Every FAME unit is produced in our 20,000 m² factory, inspected against the same standards we ship to the world's top-10 bathroom brands, and container-optimized for your program.

Product FAQ

Why ship an 1800 mm vanity as two modules instead of one carcass?

Because a single 1800 mm carcass is a logistics problem before it is a product. At 460 mm deep and 500 mm high it will not pass a standard 820 mm door frame on the diagonal, two people cannot carry it up a staircase with a turn, and the freight cube is charged on the longest side, so a one-piece unit costs materially more to land than two 900 mm cartons. The trade-off is a joint, and we make the joint a feature: a 3 mm shadow gap with a concealed connector plate, levelled across both modules before the one-piece top is set. The top is still a single slab, so the basin and top surface read as continuous.

Does a two-piece top exist for this width, and when would I want one?

Yes, on request. A two-piece top with a joint at the module line is cheaper to crate and can be carried by one person, but the joint sits in the middle of a wet surface and needs a machined drip detail plus silicone maintenance. We recommend it only for projects with no lift access at all. For everything else the one-piece top is the better specification, and it is the default.

How does 1800 mm compare with 1500 mm for an Australian family bathroom?

1500 mm gives two basins but puts the two users about 600 mm apart, which means elbows and shared tap space. At 1800 mm each user gets a full 600 mm basin bay plus 300 mm of counter beside it, which is the difference between a double vanity that works every morning and one that works only when one person is away. The constraint is wall length: 1800 mm plus a clearance at each end needs roughly 2100 mm of usable wall, which most Australian main bathrooms have and most European ones do not.

Is a plywood carcass and matte lacquer the right choice in a humid Australian bathroom?

For a bathroom with an extractor fan run for 20 minutes after a shower, an 18 mm MR plywood carcass with PU-sealed edges holds up for the life of the fit-out; MFC or chipboard panels swell at the unsealed cut edges around drawer openings within two summers. Matte lacquer is the finish we recommend over a foil wrap in this climate because it can be repaired on site: a scuff is sanded and re-topcoated, where a foil that lifts at an edge cannot be fixed without replacing the front.

What does a 20-piece order look like, and what are the lead times?

Twenty pieces can be split across 1500, 1800 and 2100 mm widths and across the standard five finishes as long as each custom colour reaches 50 pcs. A typical first order is 20 pieces in 1800 mm warm greige as a trial, then a mixed reorder once the width sells through. Sample lead time is 7 to 10 days, production 30 to 35 days, and we ship FOB Ningbo or CIF to Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.