OVE Decors Kansas 36" W x 19" D Freestanding Bathroom Vanity with Sink

The vanity was shipped quickly, and was packaged well, but sadly arrived with a little bit of damage. It wasn't very noticeable though so I was able to get a discount and keep it. It looks good, but it is made of very cheap wood/partial board. The laminate one of the legs started to come off simply by sliding it across the floor during install. The bottom shelf was too high for my existing P-trap, a common issue I read in the reviews. So we had to cut out the bottom shelf and the back of the drawer. This required removing the back stretcher that went across the back which made the vanity much less sturdy. That said, it does have soft close hinges, and nice hardware, and the sink seems to be good quality, plus it comes with a matching backsplash, which is nice. Overall, for the price, it is a good vanity that looks nice, but it is not the most well built or sturdy vanity on the market.

We installed it 2 weeks ago. As noted ,the vanity to is epoxied to the unit.While unusual, we were able to install it anyway.The shelving under the sink needed to be cut away on our unit also to fit the pipes under it.I think that it would be a design improvement to pre perforate this shelve to break away,or slide out, maybe both. While we were able to get around this, a tiny water leak under the sink that developed because of difficulty reaching up behind the pocelain to tighten the bolts started causing the particle board in the back under the sink to break apart and cause stripping of the thin veneer on the back leg.When I purchased this unit online it looked like wood, the particle board constitution wasnt mentioned, and I would not have spent the considerable amount for that because I know it can't get wet.I purchased another unit last year for half of the cost of this one that is entirely hardwood.Since it is a bathroom vanity (!),it is inevitable for this construction to deteriorate over time.Also, we needed to install pvc flex pipe to manuever in the plumbing, which ultimately will impact any future home inspection. Added to all the above, the backsplash has to be epoxied to the sink!( No tools or predrilled holes to do this) All the above may require that we uninstall tbe whole thing and return it.Too bad, it was alot of work,and I really liked the design.