New 2026 · US Programme · 48″ Double · Limewash Oak

48-Inch Limewash Oak Double Vanity — Brushed Oak, Matte Black, Quartz

The 48-inch double vanity used to be the top of a US retail line. In 2026 it is the middle of it: master-bath footprints in new construction have settled around 60 to 75 square feet, and a 48-inch cabinet with two basins is the smallest unit that still gives two people a sink without giving up the linen tower. So the format is no longer a premium question, it is a volume question — and the volume question is always finish. Limewash is the finish that answers it. A wire-brushed white oak with a translucent wash keeps the grain open and pale, so it reads as timber rather than as paint, and it does not fight the chrome or the black fittings a builder has already specified. This page is that cabinet: 1220mm wide, 560mm deep, 865mm high, an 18mm plywood carcass, two glazed ceramic undermount bowls in a 20mm engineered quartz top, four drawers and two doors, matte black bar pulls, soft-close throughout. Freestanding on adjustable legs as standard, wall-hung on the same carcass if the wall is carrying the load.

1220 x 560 x 865mm (48″ x 22″ x 34″) double vanity — the 22-inch depth is the US trade standard, so the cabinet sits flush with a standard 22-inch base cabinet run and the bowls land at a comfortable 865mm counter height
18mm plywood carcass on all six faces, E1 board with CARB Phase 2 compliant panels for US orders, sealed ABS edges, glued and dowelled corners and 32mm system drilling — plywood rather than chipboard because a US master bath runs humid for months at a time
Wire-brushed white oak veneer 0.6mm on an 18mm MDF core, translucent limewash applied by hand and sealed under a water-based matte lacquer at 4 to 6 gloss units, with a 2mm solid oak lipping on every front edge instead of a taped edge
Grain runs vertically across the drawer bank and the door pair, matched panel to panel out of one veneer bundle so a 48-inch face does not read as four different boards under raking light
Two glazed white ceramic undermount bowls, roughly 430 x 330 x 150mm each, with a real overflow channel and a 45mm waste; glazed on all faces including the underside so nothing unglazed sits under a running tap
20mm engineered quartz top in white with a faint grey vein, square edge with a 2mm arris and a 100mm upstand, cut for both bowls and the tap set-out before crating — no countertop fabrication at your end
Four drawers on the left (two shallow at 120mm clear, two deep at 240mm clear) on full-extension soft-close runners rated 35kg, and a two-door cabinet on the right with one adjustable shelf on 32mm pitch
Matte black slim bar pulls at 160mm on doors and 128mm on drawers, through-bolted from the inside rather than surface-glued; brushed nickel and brushed brass on the same drilling if a programme wants one cabinet in three finishes
Soft-close clip-on concealed hinges with three-way adjustment as standard, with Blum hinges and Blum TandemBox runners available as an option on identical drilling — the upgrade is a hardware swap, not a new door programme
Freestanding on four adjustable legs with 8mm of levelling for a floor that is not true, or wall-hung on the same carcass with a steel hanging rail and a written wall specification for timber frame, drywall on steel studs and block
Ships knock-down in three cartons — carcass, stone top crated flat, and the two bowls in moulded EPS shells — with one packing list per set and a numbered hardware bag per cabinet
MOQ 20 pcs per model, with 30, 36, 48, 60 and 72-inch widths mixable inside the 20; factory certifications ISO9001, CE, SGS, IP44 and FSA

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SKU: FAME-LW-1220 · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Sizes and module	1220 x 560 x 865mm (48″ x 22″ x 34″) as standard; 762mm (30″), 914mm (36″), 1524mm (60″) and 1829mm (72″) on the same carcass tooling and the same 560mm depth; 48-inch module takes two 430mm bowls with 100mm of counter to each end and 120mm between the bowls
Construction	18mm plywood carcass on all six faces, E1 board with CARB Phase 2 compliant panels for US orders, sealed ABS edges, glued and dowelled corners, 8mm back panel and 32mm system drilling on every side panel; toe kick recessed 60mm on the freestanding version
Fronts and finish	0.6mm wire-brushed white oak veneer on an 18mm MDF core, hand-applied translucent limewash, water-based matte lacquer at 4 to 6 gloss units over a sealed primer, 2mm solid oak lipping on all four edges of each front; grain matched out of one veneer bundle and held vertically across the run
Top and basins	20mm engineered quartz in white with a faint grey vein, square edge with a 2mm arris and a 100mm upstand; two glazed white ceramic undermount bowls roughly 430 x 330 x 150mm with an overflow channel and a 45mm waste; sintered stone and natural marble on the same cut programme
Storage layout	Four drawers on the left — two at 120mm clear and two at 240mm clear, full-extension, soft-close, 35kg rated — and a two-door cabinet on the right with one adjustable shelf on 32mm pitch; the drawer bank can be mirrored to the right at order stage on the same drilling
Hardware	Matte black slim bar pulls, 160mm on doors and 128mm on drawers, through-bolted from the inside; brushed nickel and brushed brass on identical drilling. Soft-close clip-on concealed hinges with three-way adjustment as standard, Blum hinges and Blum TandemBox runners available as an option
Installation	Freestanding on four adjustable legs with 8mm of levelling as standard; wall-hung on the same carcass with a steel hanging rail, fixing centres at 400mm and 600mm and a written wall specification for timber frame, drywall on steel studs and block, plus a plywood pattress detail where the studs miss the rail
Plumbing set-out	Two 45mm waste apertures and two supply pairs cut to your set-out before crating; service void 60mm behind the drawer boxes for a bottle trap, with the drawer bank offset at order stage where a trap would foul the box; all apertures edge-sealed in the factory
Mirror and options	Matched 1220 x 900mm mirror in a 22mm solid oak frame with 5mm copper-free glass, plus an optional IP44-rated backlit mirror with anti-fog and a touch dimmer; a 300mm side cabinet and an internal socket module fit the same carcass drilling
Packaging and weight	Knock-down in three cartons: carcass and drawers at roughly 34kg in a 5-layer carton with corner protection and foam-separated fronts, the quartz top crated flat with edge blocks, and the two bowls in moulded EPS shells; one marked packing list per set
MOQ and lead time	20 pcs per model, with 30, 36, 48, 60 and 72-inch widths and the two hardware finishes mixable inside the 20; 25 to 35 days production after finish and stone approval plus 28 to 35 days sea freight to Los Angeles, Long Beach, Savannah or New York
Compliance	Factory certifications ISO9001, CE, SGS, IP44 and FSA; E1 low-emission board with CARB Phase 2 panels for US orders, low-VOC water-based lacquer, FSC-certified veneer and plywood on request; California Proposition 65 labelling supplied with the packing list

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 specify limewash oak instead of a painted finish for a 48-inch double?

Because at 1220mm wide the finish is the largest surface in the room, and paint at that size turns into a colour decision the buyer has to live with for fifteen years. A limewash keeps the oak grain legible under a translucent wash, so the cabinet reads as timber from across the room and as brushed oak from a metre away, and it sits under any wall colour a builder has already painted. In the US the wood-faced specification has been climbing for three years while painted grey has flattened, and limewash is the pale version of that shift — lighter than natural oak, warmer than white, and more forgiving than either on a factory edge. It is also repairable in a way paint is not: a scuff on a washed front is a local re-wash and a re-seal, not a full face respray.

How does a 560mm depth fit a US vanity wall?

It is the same depth as a standard 22-inch base cabinet, which is what a US master bath is dimensioned around. Set the cabinet against the wall and the front lands in line with the adjacent linen tower or the tub deck, the bowls sit far enough forward that a user is not leaning over the counter, and a 22-inch-deep quartz top arrives as a stock slab width rather than a custom cut. What we do not recommend is pushing to 24 inches for extra storage: the room loses two inches of walkway, the top becomes a non-standard depth, and the mirror ends up further from the face than it should be.

Is plywood really necessary in a bathroom?

Yes, if the cabinet is going to see fifteen years of showers. Chipboard is fine in a dry closet and it is cheaper, but a US master bath without a running extractor holds 60 to 70 percent relative humidity for an hour after every shower, and the failure mode of chipboard in that environment is a swollen bottom edge and a delaminated back panel — both invisible until the door stops closing. Plywood keeps its thickness when it takes on moisture, and with sealed ABS edges and a glued and dowelled carcass the only path for water is a fitting that was not sealed on site. We build both, and we quote the plywood version as standard for US programmes.

Do the two ceramic bowls ship inside the carcass?

No, and this is a packing decision rather than a production one. A 430mm glazed bowl will not survive a corner impact inside a carcass carton, so each bowl travels in a moulded EPS shell in its own carton and the quartz top is crated flat in a third. That makes three packages per set instead of one, which matters for container planning and for a retailer receiving into a DC: the packing list is per set, not per carton, and every carton carries the same set number. Where a programme ships assembled to a job site we consolidate to two cartons and accept a slightly higher transit risk on the bowls.

How does a 20-piece order work across widths and finishes?

Twenty pieces per model, and the 20 can mix 30, 36, 48, 60 and 72-inch widths, the left or right drawer bank, matte black or brushed nickel hardware and a quartz or sintered stone top, because the carcass drilling, the rail and the top cut programme are common across the range. What needs its own run is a colour change on the fronts — a custom stain or a paint colour is 60 pieces per colour, with a sprayed sample approved first — or a change of bowl profile. Production runs 25 to 35 days after finish and stone approval, then 28 to 35 days by sea to Los Angeles, Long Beach, Savannah or New York. We have been building cabinets since 2009 — 17 years — in a 20,000 m² factory in Jiangshan, Zhejiang, and we supply several of the world's ten largest building-material brands on the same lines.