Modern Eclife Bathroom Vanity with Integrated Sink and Faucet

Amazon Customer: The set is very, very small . I have not put it in place yet but I will soon. I will come back to post a photo.

United States on Oct 05, 2023

Randy: Used in a cabin bathroom. Works well, it's small, and easy to install. Great for small spaces, would buy again.

United States on Oct 03, 2023

Jesica B.Jesica B.: This sink is perfect for my tiny bathroom! Super easy to assemble and beautiful! Highly recommended.

United States on Sep 24, 2023

DOTDOT: We added a new operatory to our dental practice. We were working with a good sized room but since we wanted the plumbing lined up with the operatory next to the new one - to avoid alot of major re-piping - we had to put the sink right in the entry way. So to avoid patients and staff from bumping into it, we looked for a very compact sink with a vanity. This fits perfectly. It has room underneath in case the dentist's chair or assistant 's chair rolls near it. Great clearance! As soon as the doctor comes in the room, they can step right up to the sink and wash because the faucet is facing the entrance to the room. I like how you can have the faucet facing either direction and because it's not directly in the middle of the basin, it leaves plenty of space. At first we had a silver, metal industrial sink. No vanity because at first we thought we can free up some space w/o one -it just connected to the pipes and jutted from the wall (think science lab in school type of sink.) We left it up to the contractor to get the sink w/o seeing it first. It was installed and everything but looked absolutely unsightly! Didn't fit the room at all. So I searched Google and decided on this one. It...

United States on Mar 10, 2023

Claire B.: Le robinet n'a pas pu être installé car il est defectueux.

Canada on Sep 07, 2022

Amazon Customer: Perfect

Canada on Jan 23, 2021

Vince Artuso: Smaller than I thought

Canada on Nov 03, 2020

Taylor: My unit, like some other reviewers did not come with instructions. I was able to figure it out, but for those who are struggling, here are a few tips.

1. Start with the door and the hinges. The hinges will screw into the right side of the vanity (see picture on Amazon for reference)

2. The next biggest holes on the sides of the unit (and the thinner pieces) are where the pegs go through. Put the unit on its right side and put the pegs in. The smallest holes with a grey ring on the outer edge are where the odd-looking black screws will go. Screw the black screws and place the pegs in the appropriate slots on the right side of the unit. (Do the same with the left unit, then set it aside. Do not attach the left side of the unit yet)

3. Attach the bottom piece (white, unpolished piece with the big holes facing upwards) to the right side. The screws and pegs. will slide into the side of the bottom piece.

4. Use the short silver screw with a long horizontal groove below the screw head. This works by lining up the gap on the bottom side with the black screw that is now partially visible through the largest holes. Push the silver screw into the hole with a...

United States on Jun 15, 2020