New 2026 · United States · Cane & Oak · Freestanding

36 Inch Cane-Front White Oak Freestanding Vanity — Sintered Stone Top

The 36 inch single-sink vanity is still the unit that carries the US bathroom category — it is the width that fits a hall bath, a guest bath and most primary bath refreshes without a plumbing move, and in 2026 the finish conversation has moved away from grey painted MDF towards warm wood and tactile texture. This unit answers both: a solid white oak frame with two cane webbing door panels, so the cabinet reads as furniture rather than a box, and the texture does the job a flat lacquer door cannot — it catches light, warms a room with no window and hides water spotting. The top is a 25 mm sintered stone slab over a ceramic undermount basin, the drawer is one full-width soft-close box on the upper rail rather than three shallow ones, and the whole thing stands on four tapered oak legs at 34 inches finished height. It is the format US buyers are asking for at the 36 inch price point: warm, cane-detailed, freestanding, and shippable on the same carcass programme as the rest of our oak range.

36 in W x 22 in D x 34 in H freestanding footprint (914 x 559 x 864 mm) — matches the standard US 36 in hall-bath and guest-bath rough-in without moving the drain, and the 34 in finished height clears a 36 in mirror bottom at 42 in
Solid white oak face frame and door stiles around a natural cane webbing panel — the weave is a hexagon open cane with a clear PU sealer on both faces, so it survives a wet room instead of absorbing humidity and going slack in the first season
One full-width soft-close drawer above two cane doors rather than three stacked drawers: a single 8 in deep box takes a hair dryer, a stack of towels and a box of product, which is what a hall bath actually stores
25 mm sintered stone top with a 4 in backsplash option — no sealing, no etching from toothpaste or hair dye, and it takes a single-hole or 8 in widespread faucet drilling on the same slab
Ceramic undermount basin with an overflow; cUPC-listed drain and supply hardware available for US code compliance on request
Matte black slim bar pulls on a 96 mm centre-to-centre drilling — the hardware colour that has replaced brushed nickel in US retail programmes, and the same pull is available in brushed brass and satin nickel on the same hole pattern
Soft-close door hinges and drawer runners as standard; Blum hinges and Tandem slides available as an option on the same drilling
Adjustable levellers concealed behind the front legs plus a rear leg pair with ±8 mm adjustment, so a 36 in unit sits flat on a floor that is out of level by a quarter inch — the most common call-back on a freestanding vanity
18 mm plywood carcass with moisture-sealed edges and a sealed service void — plywood rather than particleboard because US buyers ask for it by name and it holds a screw at the hinge plate after a door has been slammed for ten years

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SKU: FAME-US-1019 · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Cabinet type	Freestanding bathroom vanity with two cane-panel doors and one full-width drawer; furniture legs, no plinth; single-sink configuration
Standard sizes	36 in W x 22 in D x 34 in H as standard (914 x 559 x 864 mm); 30 in and 48 in on the same programme; 48 in double-basin version available; custom widths 24 to 72 in
Carcase	18 mm plywood body with moisture-sealed edges, sealed service void at the rear and a trap cut-out; interior in white melamine; E0/E1 board options
Door fronts	20 mm solid white oak stiles and rails around a natural cane webbing panel; hexagon open weave with clear PU sealer on both faces; 3 mm shadow gap; alternative finishes — natural oak, smoked oak, matte black-stained oak
Countertop	25 mm sintered stone, warm white with grey veining; 4 in backsplash optional; alternative tops — white quartz, Carrara-look quartz, or no top for locally sourced stone
Basin	Ceramic undermount basin with overflow, rectangular; cUPC-listed drain assembly available; single-hole or 8 in widespread faucet drilling
Drawer and doors	One full-width drawer box, 18 mm sides and 8 mm base, soft-close full-extension runners; two soft-close doors with one adjustable shelf behind
Hardware	Matte black slim bar pulls at 96 mm centres; soft-close hinges and runners as standard; Blum hinges and Tandem slides optional on the same drilling pattern; brushed brass and satin nickel pulls on request
Installation	Freestanding on four tapered solid oak legs; hidden adjustable levellers with ±8 mm range behind the front legs and on the rear pair; anti-tip wall strap supplied; assembly 20-30 minutes with a screwdriver
Packaging	KD flat-pack, cabinet in one carton with corner protection and foam, top in a separate double-wall carton on a moulded cradle, basin in its own carton; standard export packing for container or LCL
Certifications	ISO9001, CE, SGS, IP44 (lighting options), FSC-certified oak on request
MOQ	20 pieces per model; sample orders welcome for pre-production evaluation

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

Will cane webbing actually survive a bathroom?

Open cane is a natural fibre and an untreated panel will absorb humidity, slacken and eventually stain — which is why most cane furniture is specified for a dry room. Ours is a different build: the weave is sealed with a clear PU on both faces before it is set into the door, so the fibre is closed to moisture and to the soap and hairspray that end up on a vanity door. It is still a natural material, so we specify it for a ventilated bathroom with an extractor fan rather than a wet room with a open shower next to the cabinet; where the client wants zero organic content, the same door is cut in a routed oak slat or a fluted oak profile on the identical frame, and the drilling does not change. That swap is the reason we keep the frame and the panel as separate parts instead of pressing one door blank.

Is 34 inches the right height for a US vanity?

34 inches to the top of the counter is the comfort-height standard that has replaced the old 30 to 32 inch builder height in US residential work, and it is what most home-centre programmes now stock. It puts the basin rim at roughly hip height for an average adult, which is why it also appears in ageing-in-place and ADA-adjacent specifications — though a true ADA unit needs a knee clearance and a 34 inch maximum with a specific apron, and this model is not that. If your programme is still on 32 inches, the leg length changes and the carcass height stays the same, so both heights run on one production set.

What is the difference between the sintered stone top and a quartz top?

Both are non-porous and neither needs sealing, so the practical difference is where they fail. Sintered stone is pressed and fired, which makes it harder and more heat- and scratch-resistant, and it holds a very thin edge, which is why this unit reads as a 25 mm slab rather than a thick build-up. Quartz is a resin-bonded composite: it is tougher against impact and cheaper at the same thickness, but it will scorch under a hot curling iron and it cannot take a 12 mm edge without a build-up. For a vanity the sintered slab is the better wear story, for a price-led retail programme quartz is the better margin story — we quote both on the same drawing.

Can the faucet drilling, basin and top be specified separately?

Yes. The top is cut after the slab is finished, not during, so a late change from a single-hole to an 8 inch widespread faucet does not scrap the top — it changes the CNC file. We can also ship the cabinet without a top or basin if the retailer sources stone locally, which is common in US programmes where the dealer wants to bundle a remnant slab. Send the faucet cut-out drawing and the basin template with the order and we return a drilling confirmation before production starts.