This vanity was just what I was looking for! So pretty!

It is a beautiful piece of furniture and was easy to put in according to the Plumber so I look forward to many good years with this vanity !

Love this vanity! Such great quality. Feels really solid and sturdy compared to others I looked at. The natural oak is a beautiful colour. I switched out the hardware to matte black and it really pops. My only complaint is that the original hardware broke when I tried to remove it, luckily I was already planning to switch it.

This vanity met my expectations as to style color and quality. The drawers and cabinet hinges are a bit creaky, perhaps this will correct itself after a while. My contractor did not appreciate the sink being attached to the vanity, installation would be easier if the two were separated.

I bought this vanity as it was the right height and design for a vessel top BUT the standard top that came with the unit was EPOXIED to the unit and integral to its structure so I had to use "as is". This should have been disclosed as most vanities come with the top unattached so that installation is easier.(i.e. attaching it to the wall). The design is very good as the top shelf comes with a cutout for the waste pipe in center. If your waste is at an angle (left or right) the shelf might not be useable. The primary reasons we bought this particular unit was the right color in the right size for small master bath en suite.

We got to refresh a half bath. It looks good but is a bit wobbly/flimsy by itself. We secured to the wall using some screws into studs and it’s perfectly solid now. Top/basin is great, and color matched what we were going for on decor. Doors and drawer will require a little adjustment to fit perfectly, which is to be expected. One caution for those in older houses and vanities with drawers in the bottom. Our house is from the 70s so plumbing connections / drain are quite a bit lower than modern standards with this height vanity. Our install required clearancing the drawer back, a cutout in the lower shelf and a cutout in back support to clear drain / trap. This isn’t surprising, we had to do with another Ove vanity at our old house due to same issue, but didn’t learn out lesson!

The appearance and functionality of the vanity is great. However, the installation process was harder than anticipated. The board that braces the back of the vanity interfered with the drain hole in the wall, so I had to notch out a "half moon" section of the top of the board to make it fit against the wall. Then when trying to reinsert the shelf, the back of the shelf interfered with the water supply lines. I had to cut 1 inch off the back of the shelf to make it fit. Otherwise, we love the outcome.

I really liked this model. Very tasteful, neutral and turned my old bathroom from "i want to remodel this today" to I "i am so happy I found Ove Kansas" as it saved me thousands of dollars from a full remodel. I upgraded all fixtures around it, repainted and used new decor. Priceless fix!

You can see obvious differences in the white paint finish between pieces. It looks as if they painted the wood pieces first and then glued them together. You can see that the glue is either a different color then the paint or they tried to touch up between pieces with a different color. There's also damage on the side that they tried to correct but it looks awful. A touch up paint stick was included but with the way it looks we will need to sand it down and repaint the whole vanity. The doors are also out of alignment in such a way that they cannot be adjusted up and down. You can adjust the hinges side to side, out and in, but not up and down. Lastly, the leg of the vanity was split. For the price, we definitely expected better quality.

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.