80 Inch Bathroom Vanity

Many homeowners are seeking to improve their homes, and some of the time, the focus is on the bathroom. There are many things you can do to upgrade a bathroom, and getting a new vanity is on the top of the list. Learning more about bathroom vanities and the ordering process is the first logical step to take.

About Bathroom Vanities 

For those who don't know much about bathroom vanities, we can begin with a general description of what they are. A bathroom vanity is a cabinet of sorts that has a sink, or sinks, and many times has a mirror attached to it or hanging above it.

Bathroom vanities also usually have drawers that can house all kinds of hygiene supplies such as towels, shaving gear, shampoo, or other items.

Bathroom vanities are made out of a variety of different materials. Some of the best bathroom vanities are made out of wood, marble, quartz, brushed nickel, chrome, glass, or other wood products as well.

Bathroom vanities also have faucets for use with the sinks. People perform hygiene routines or even get a cup of water late at night from their vanities.

If you have a larger household, you may want one with two sinks, as the single sink model won't allow you to have more than one person use the vanity at a time in any effort to allow flexibility in scheduling hygiene routines.

Materials Used in Vanities

High quality vanities usually use industrial grade materials.  Marble for example will be cut from a single slab and not pieced together. If there are MDF boards instead of solid wood, these will be usually made of high quality construction materials. 

Other materials such as chrome or brushed nickel that are used in the faucets will also be fashioned in such a manner as to be aesthetically pleasing. Use of high-quality materials is desirable in a vanity to ensure long-lasting life and durability.

Getting a new bathroom vanity for your home is not especially difficult, and there are certain steps you can take that will be explained at the end of this buyer's guide.

Best 80 inch Bathroom Vanities

We have selected an assortment of several 80 inch bathroom vanities for your review. These selections represent the better 80-inch bathroom vanities available anywhere in the world. Let's take a look at them here:

• Legion Furniture WLF2280-W
• Legion Furniture WLF2280-PG
• Lexora Ziva 80 inch
• Lexora Dukes 80 inch

Legion Furniture WLF2280-W 80 Inch White Double Single Sink Vanity Cabinet with Carrara White Quartz Top

Legion furniture is one of the leading manufacturers of fine furniture in the United States and was founded in 2004. Legion partners with 12 factories in China that employ more than 3,000 workers. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology, these experienced professionals carefully craft all of their products by hand with pride.

Legion has a focus on a wide range of details enabling them to provide unique designs that are completely original with an unsurpassed value that always exceeds your expectations. Legion furniture distinguishes itself in each product line and offers furnishings such as bathtubs, side cabinets, bathroom vanities, faucets, mirrors, lamps, mosaic tile, and more.

• 3 pre-drilled faucet hole with an 8" spread

• 4 doors, 3 drawers, 2 tilt-out trays

• faucet purchase separately

• no assembly required

• solid poplar, with MDF/veneer construction

• white Carrara marble top

• double white ceramic sink

See our other Quartz Top Vanity models. 

Legion Furniture WLF2280-PG

Founded in 2004, Legion furniture is one of the leading manufacturers of fine furniture in the United States and partners with 12 factories in China that employ more than 3,000 workers. Featuring state-of-the-art technology, these experienced professionals carefully craft all of their products by hand with pride.

They focus on a wide range of details enabling them to provide unique designs that are completely original with an unsurpassed value that always exceeds your expectations. Legion furniture distinguishes itself in each product line and offers furnishings such as bathtubs, side cabinets, bathroom vanities, faucets, mirrors, lamps, mosaic tile, and more.

Legion offers modern designs in an extravagant fashion, as well as traditional and transitional designs. Featuring state-of-the-art technology, these experienced professionals carefully craft all of their products by hand with pride.

• 3 pre-drilled faucet hole with 8" spread

• 4 doors, 3 drawers, 2 tilt-out trays

• faucet purchase separately

• no assembly required

• solid poplar, MDF/veneer construction

• blue lime stone quartz top

• double white ceramic sink

Lexora Ziva 80" - Rustic Barnwood Double Bathroom Vanity Cultured Marble Top, White Square Sink and 30" Mirrors w/ Faucet

Lexora provides beautiful contemporary styles in their furniture to any bathroom featuring clean, sleek lines and neutral, cool finishes.

Constructed with rubber wood and solid birch, these vanities are stunningly attractive and are incredibly durable. Every Lexora vanity ensemble will also include a matching stone countertop, ceramic undermount, sink, pop-up drain, faucet, mirror, and P trap, with a matching wood frame all in one package that will make your bathroom upgrade complete.

The beauty of these designs is only matched by seamless functionality. Drawers and doors of the cabinet feature soft-close hinges and slides which provide an increase the safety which means you never have to hear a slamming cabinet again.

Some features of these vanities include:

• 4 doors with concealed soft closed hinges

• 5 full extending 14” drawer with soft close drawer slide

• free standing vanity

• coated black hardware

• vanity base, top, sink, mirror

• solid wood frame with MDF panels

• single hole cultured marble top

• backsplash is not included

• CUPC ceramic sink with overflow

• 2 matching mirrors with wood frames

Other models of Marble Top Vanities.

Lexora Dukes 60" - Navy Blue Double Bathroom Vanity White Carrara Marble Marble Top, White Square Sinks and 58" Mirror w/ Faucets

Lexora provides beautiful contemporary styles in their furniture to any bathroom featuring clean, sleek lines and neutral, cool finishes. Drawers and doors of the cabinet feature soft-close hinges and slides which provide an increase the safety which means you never have to hear a slamming cabinet again.The beauty of these designs are only matched by their seamless functionality.

Every Lexora vanity ensemble will also include a matching stone countertop, ceramic undermount, sink, pop-up drain, faucet, mirror, and P trap, with a matching wood frame all in one package that will make your bathroom upgrade complete. Constructed with rubber wood and solid birch, these vanities are stunningly attractive and are just as durable.

Some of the features you will find include:

• 4 doors w/ concealed soft-close door hinges

• 6 fully extending 16" drawers w/ soft-close drawer slides

• freestanding bathroom vanity

• chrome hardware

• faucet(s), drain(s) and P-trap(s) not included

• 8-stage painting and finishing process, each finish is primed and sealed for superior moisture resistance

• solid rubber and birch wood frame with E0 grade plywood panels

• 3 hole 8" spread Carrara marble countertop (no backsplash)

• UPC certified ceramic sinks w/ overflow

• matching mirrors w/ wood frame

When Ordering your Vanity

Getting a vanity can be an exciting adventure really, but you have to be prepared for it for everything to go smoothly by taking a few steps to get ready.

The first thing you should do is prepare a list of needs and features you want in a good vanity. Once you have written a list of needs and features down on paper, you can compare them with the models you are selecting from in order to make a choice for which is best for you.

After you have a shortlist of one or two excellent vanities that you are considering, you should really contact a reputable contractor to see how much the installation costs are going to be. 

Finding a reputable contractor is not impossible, and the first step to take is to check the reviews on websites to see what other people are saying about them that have used their services. 

Once you have determined that a contractor is reputable, give them a call and get a free estimate for how much it's going to cost to install your vanity. When you have this free estimate of how much it's going to cost to install the vanity, combine this cost with the actual cost of the vanity, including shipping and taxes.

When you have a figure that you can count on, determine if you can afford it and when you can afford to, you may be ready to install your vanity.  At this point, you can order your vanity and schedule your installation at a convenient time for both you and your contractor.

Once you have your vanity installed, you can get other items, such as bath mats and towels, for your new addition. When your vanity is ready, you can begin to enjoy its benefits for years to come in style and comfort.

To learn more, see our Bathroom Vanities Guide.