64 cm

The ideal vanity unit for medium to large bathrooms

The 64 cm vanity unit is suitable for medium to large bathrooms. Depending on your personal range of movement in the bathroom, it may offer the ideal compromise between the 60 and 70 cm versions. But that’s not all.

The benefits of your new 64 cm vanity unit

The first advantage: these vanity units usually come with a ceramic washbasin as standard. This means you don’t even need to keep your old washbasin; instead, you can replace it straight away with a unit and washbasin set – perfectly coordinated and ideally suited to many bathrooms. But the 64 cm vanity unit has further advantages:

1. It’s almost the perfect middle ground between a larger and a medium-sized unit.
2. It conceals unsightly connections such as pipes and the siphon.
3. You’ll enjoy a robust, durable and state-of-the-art unit.
4. Enjoy this bathroom furniture, crafted with attention to every detail.
5. Gain space in your bathroom.



The last point is certainly the key feature of your new 64 cm vanity unit. You’ll gain plenty of storage space. Usually, the space under a washbasin goes unused. It doesn’t have to be that way, because with the right piece of furniture, you’ll now have space for towels, cloths, washing accessories or cleaning products. If you choose a unit with doors, you’ll have slightly more space than with one that has drawers. On the other hand, the latter is easier to use, especially if you find it difficult to bend your knees. Regardless, the 64 cm version of the vanity units offers you plenty of convenience and space.

What to look out for when buying a 64 cm vanity unit

There are a few things you should bear in mind when buying a 64 cm vanity unit:

1. The most important aspect is space. Bear in mind that you’ll need to install your vanity unit and also be able to open the doors or drawers. So ask yourself whether you can actually fit it in the spot where the water connections are. If this means that – due to the width of the unit – you can no longer open your bathroom door properly, you’ll need an alternative. Similarly, if the new vanity unit cannot be installed because of the radiator, you’ll need another option. You’ll then either have to choose a smaller vanity unit or have the connections re-routed.

2. The other aspect to consider regarding space is your freedom of movement. Can you move around once the unit is in place? Do you always have to squeeze between the unit and other bathroom fixtures? If so, the 64 cm vanity unit won’t fit in your bathroom. Also bear in mind that you’ll need to open doors or drawers. Is this possible once the unit is installed, and will you still be able to move around? Bear in mind that you’ll be using the vanity unit for many years. You don’t want to end up compromising by having a stylish unit but being unable to move around because of it.

3. Does the 64 cm vanity unit look right in your bathroom? This mainly comes down to the choice of colour. We offer various options here, but ultimately you’ll need to decide which colour suits your bathroom. The rule of thumb is: a dark bathroom calls for light-coloured cabinets, and a light-coloured bathroom calls for dark-coloured cabinets.

Your new 64 cm vanity unit – our verdict and a quick tip

The 64 cm version of our vanity units is a good compromise for anyone who finds the 70 cm version too large and the 60 cm version too small. It’s suitable for medium-sized bathrooms. We can’t take the agony of choosing a colour off your hands, but we can offer a little tip on the question: drawer or door? Drawers take up storage space in a vanity unit like this, but you don’t have to bend down to access them. Doors make full use of the vanity unit’s potential, but you do have to bend down to open them. If that’s not a problem for you, do consider the version with doors.