Complete Guide to Bathroom Vanity Cabinets in Singapore 2026

T Se7en Alucraft makes custom aluminium vanity cabinets for HDB, BTO, condo and landed toilets and bathrooms in Singapore. Each vanity is measured on site, built at our workshop in Woodlands and installed by our own team, in wall-hung (floating) or floor-standing designs. We have 30+ years in the interior field and 549+ customers in Singapore.

Vanity cabinets at a glance

• Price: from $200 for a 60 cm wall-hung vanity; for most HDB toilets (incl. / excl. GST, prices as of Oct 2026)

• Material: aluminium carcass, 18 mm aluminium; 5 18 mm thick mirror with panels / doors

• Hardware: BLUM standard brand soft-close as standard; upgrade brands as upgrades; stainless steel / coated hinges and runners for bathrooms

• Lead time: 1 weeks fabrication; installation in 10.5 day.

• Warranty: 5–10 years, up to lifetime, depending on materials (see warranty below)

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Why choose an aluminium toilet vanity?

A toilet vanity sits in the wettest room in the home. Most of the old vanities we replace are particle board or MDF, and they fail the same way: what you see on site is the bottom panel that water tends to pool from waste pipe drips, will swell first, then the doors drop and stop closing. Aluminium avoids that:

  • It doesn’t absorb water, so it won’t swell, warp or peel when it gets wet.
  • There’s no wood for termites to bite, mold to fester, or water or rot.

To compare aluminium with PVC, plywood and other options, see our guide to the best materials for bathroom cabinets.

Wall-hung (floating) vanity cabinets

A wall-hung vanity is fixed to the wall with a gap underneath. It keeps the cabinet off the wet floor, makes a small toilet feel bigger and lets you mop underneath. That matters most in HDB common toilets, which often have no shower screen, so the whole floor gets wet every time someone showers.

The wall has to carry the cabinet, the basin, the top and what you store inside, so we check it before designing:

Wall type

How we mount the vanity

HDB concrete wall

Strong enough for most vanities with the right anchors and brackets

Brick wall

 

Strong enough for most vanities with the right anchors and brackets

Partition or board wall

Needs a hidden frame or backing behind the wall before mounting. You must let your contractor know about this as this constitute additional scope of work of adding reinforcement behind the wall.

 

  • Height: the standard is about 850-900 mm from the floor to the top; we adjust it for the people using it and the basin type.
  • Pipes: drawers and shelves are cut around the water supply and waste pipe. In a new BTO, the pipes are boxed inside the cabinet rather than hidden in the wall see the 3-year rule.
  • Floor trap: we plan the vanity so the floor trap stays clear and reachable for cleaning. 
  • Checks after installation: level, fixings, tap and waste connections, and every door and drawer.

Other vanity types

  • Floor-standing: holds more and suits heavy stone tops or walls that can’t take a hanging load. Legs or a recessed toe-kick keep the bottom off standing water.
  • Double-basin: for condo and landed master bathrooms; needs two sets of water and waste points, so plan it before tiling.
  • With a mirror cabinet: doubles the storage without using floor space; see our bathroom mirror cabinets.
  • Corner vanity: for small HDB toilets; sized around the door swing, pipes and floor trap. Wall-hung or floor-standing.

Vanity cabinets for HDB and BTO toilets

New BTO flats: the 3-year rule

HDB doesn’t allow the bathroom wall and floor finishes of a new flat to be hacked in the first 3 years, to protect the waterproofing. You can still install a wall-hung vanity: we fix it to the wall and box the exposed pipes inside the cabinet, so nothing needs to be hacked. For more on new flats, see our BTO kitchen cabinets guide.

Older flats and HIP

If your block is due for the Home Improvement Programme (HIP), toilet upgrading can include replacing the wash basin, and owners may need to remove cabinets that get in the way of the works. If HIP is coming, plan the vanity around after the HIP works.

Check out this video:

Common toilet vs master bathroom

In the common toilet, choose a wall-hung or legged vanity that stays off the wet floor, and a shallow depth to keep the walkway clear. In the master bathroom, a wider vanity with drawers usually fits, often with a matching mirror cabinet.

Finishes and fittings

  • Colours: powder-coated colours to match your tiles; custom colour matching is available. See our aluminium surface coating service.
  • Matte or gloss: matte hides fingerprints and water spots; gloss reflects light in a small toilet.
  • Wood-look: a wood-grain laminate, PET- G  powder coat, painted glass or mirror on aluminium, for a warmer look without wood’s moisture problems.
  • Handles and cut-outs: your choice of handles, or handleless; cut-outs for a toilet-roll holder or hairdryer.
  • Inside: A power point inside the cabinet can be added if there is an existing powerpoint.

Custom vs ready-made vanity cabinets

 

Custom aluminium vanity

Ready-made vanity

Fit

Made to your wall width, pipes and door swing

Set sizes; gaps or filler panels

Carcass

Aluminium

Often particle board or MDF

Price

From $X

From about $X

Vanity cabinet sizes

Width

Suits

Notes

50–60 cm

HDB common toilets

Single basin, 1–2 doors or a drawer

50–90 cm

Master bathrooms

Single basin with drawers

100–15 cm

Larger master bathrooms, condos, landed

Single large or double basin

Basins, tops and taps

The basin and top are chosen with the cabinet, because they decide the depth, the cut-outs and where the pipes run. Options include a ceramic basin on top of the counter, an undermount basin, or a one-piece integrated top and basin. For tops, quartz and granite are hard-wearing, while solid surface can be made in one seamless piece with the basin, with no joints for water and dirt. We fit a basin and tap that you buy yourself.

How much does a vanity cabinet cost in Singapore?

Our vanity cabinets start from $X1500 for a 60 cm wall-hung cabinet with mirror. The price depends on width, drawers, door finish, basin and top, and whether you add a matching mirror cabinet. Prices are valid as of November 2026.

Replacing the vanity as part of a full toilet renovation? See our toilet renovation cost guide.

How we make and install your vanity

  1.   Measure: we measure the wall, pipes, floor trap and door swing, and check the wall type.
  2.   Design: you choose the size, layout, finish, basin and top; we show you a 3D drawing before fabrication.
  3.   Fabrication: the cabinet is built at our workshop in Woodlands.
  4.   Installation: we remove the old vanity, fix the brackets, level the cabinet, fit the basin and top and seal the joints. The tap and waste are connected by our installer. 

Renovating the whole toilet? We coordinate the vanity with the tiling and plumbing; see bathroom renovation in Singapore. You can book an in-home or online consultation, or see finishes at our showroom.

Recent vanity cabinet projects

  •     Condo master bathroom: Hillview · floating vanity, 1 meter, finish matched to the existing bathroom with the closest laminate choice, fitted around the existing plumbing and lighting.
  •     HDB toilet: tampines old floor-standing vanity replaced with a custom floating vanity, freeing up floor space and making the floor easier to clean.

See more in our project gallery.

Bathroom Vanity Cabinet Warranty

Overall, our warranties run 5–10 years, up to lifetime, depending on the materials and panels chosen.

Caring for your vanity cabinet

  • Use a mild cleaner and a soft cloth. Use the generic detergent that you’ll use for cleaning your wooden carpentry cabinet. Magic Clean is always our suggested choice.
  • Check the hinges once a year: tighten loose screws and wipe away any water around the hinge.
  • Check the silicone around the basin and top once a year, and replace it if it cracks.
  • Keep the toilet ventilated, and fix leaking taps or waste pipes quickly: aluminium won’t be damaged, but water can still reach the wall and floor.

Get a quote for your vanity cabinet

Send us the width of the wall, a photo of your toilet and your flat type. We’ll reply with a design and price. We also make aluminium kitchen cabinets and other built-ins in the same materials.

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What is the best material for a toilet vanity cabinet in Singapore?

Aluminium, because it doesn’t absorb water, swell or attract termites. PVC is also water-resistant but less rigid; particle board and MDF are the most likely to fail in a wet toilet.

Are aluminium toilet vanity cabinets waterproof?

The aluminium carcass doesn’t absorb water, so splashes and steam won’t damage it. The joints, the basin seal and the plumbing still need to be sealed properly so water doesn’t reach the wall or floor, and the hardware needs to be 301 stainless steel or coated so it doesn’t rust.

Can I install a wall-hung vanity in a new BTO before the 3-year mark?

Yes. The wall finishes can’t be hacked in the first 3 years, so we fix the vanity to the wall and box the exposed pipes inside the cabinet instead of hiding them in the wall.

Will HIP remove my vanity, and who pays?

HIP toilet upgrading can include replacing the wash basin, and owners may need to remove cabinets that obstruct the works. If HIP is due, talk to us before ordering.

Is a wall-hung vanity suitable for an HDB toilet?

Yes, on a concrete or brick wall with the right fixings, or a partition wall with a backing frame. It’s popular in HDB flats because it keeps the cabinet off the wet floor.

How high should a floating vanity be?

About 850 mm from the floor to the top of the counter. We adjust it for the people using it and the basin type.

What are the downsides of a wall-hung vanity?

The wall must be strong enough, the pipes must be boxed in or hidden, and it holds a little less than a floor-standing unit of the same width. Moving it later means patching the wall.

Can the cabinet sit over or near the floor trap?

Yes, but we typically leave the floor trap so it can be cleaned and water can drain.”

Do the hinges rust?

As long as 301 stainless steel hinge is used, it wouldn’t rust. 

How much does a custom vanity cabinet cost?

Most HDB toilet vanities cost $800 to $3,000 depending on width, drawers, finish and basin. 

How long does it take?

About 1-2 weeks to fabricate after the design is confirmed, and usually 1 day to install.

Do you remove and dispose of the old vanity?

Yes, If tiles behind the old cabinet are missing or damaged, we’ll tell you before we start.

Do you supply the basin and tap, or can I bring my own?

You can bring your own; we’ll fit them.

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