01The Form Codes
| Code | Form / construction | Listed width sets |
|---|---|---|
| BVGF | Double-sink freestanding vanity | 1200 · 1350 · 1500 mm (as listed) |
| BVWM | Wall-hung (wall-mounted) vanity | Various, per line |
| BVFS | Freestanding single-sink vanity | Various, per line |
| S or SW | Solid wood construction | 600 · 700 · 800 · 900 · 1000 · 1100 · 1200 mm sets |
| P | High-grade PVC construction | 600 · 750 · 900 · 1000 · 1200 mm sets |
| L | Lacquer / melamine / MDF constructions | Various, per line |
The codes above are the catalogue's own organisation, recorded from its listings — wall-hung against freestanding, single against double, and construction by material family. The recorded finish list for the vanity range runs PVC, melamine, painting, solid wood and lacquer. Eighty-nine lines deep, the range serves the two standard programme shapes: hotel bathrooms multiplied by room type, and residential bathrooms specified per unit.
02Specifying a Vanity Programme
- Form follows plumbing. Wall-hung and freestanding are plumbing and cleaning decisions as much as visual ones; fix the form per bathroom type first.
- Widths from the plan. The listed width sets (600–1200 mm in the solid wood and PVC families) cover the standard bathroom grid; confirm the set per line at quotation.
- The top is a separate line. Basin and countertop selections sit in the sanitary and stone ranges; the schedule should name the top specified for each vanity line rather than assuming one.
- Moisture register. Construction material decides a vanity's life in a wet room — record it by line, as the codes above do.
QBuyer Questions
What finishes do the vanity and wardrobe lines come in?
The vanity catalogue records finishes of PVC, melamine, painting, solid wood and lacquer; wardrobe lines include PVC, melamine and solid wood finishes. Finish selection is made against physical samples, and the chosen finish belongs in the schedule by line.
Can wardrobes, kitchens and vanities be scheduled together?
Yes — they are one joinery conversation, and one of the natural packages on a residential or serviced-apartment programme: 84 wardrobe lines, 166 kitchen lines and 89 vanity lines in one schedule.
Do these pages carry keyword targets?
The whole-house cluster carries the demand; some receiving categories — kitchen cabinets, doors and windows, sanitary ware, stone and tile — are catalogued as part of the full-range promise and are presented as category pages rather than keyword targets, by design.
Are dimensions standard or custom?
Catalogue lines carry their own size sets where listed — the vanity width sets, for example, run 600 to 1200 mm. Confirm dimension options per line in the quotation, and treat a dimension not confirmed in writing as not yet agreed.
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Send the BOQ, drawings or room schedule. The team replies with a materials schedule, per-item quotation and the certificates available for the items on your list.