DKB 43" Inch Bathroom Vanity in Grey with Pure White Quartz Countertop | Left Offset Rectangle Sink 2 Soft Closing Doors and 5 Full Extension Dovetail Drawers | No Mirror

MATERIAL: This 43" inch bathroom vanity is made of premium Solid Hardwood & Plywood construction. It is the most durable and sturdy wood material for bathroom vanities in the market today. This material allows for longer lifespans compared to units constructed from MDF or particle boards. There is NO MDF or cheap particle board on the entire vanity. Another advantage of plywood is that it will resist expansion and contraction with moisture accumulation and temperature changes. Beckford Series FEATURES: 2 soft-closing shaker style doors, 5 full extension soft-closing flat panel dovetail construction drawers. You will not have to worry about hearing any doors or drawers slamming ever again. Simply push and allow for self closing. Dovetail construction enhances the sturdiness, durability, & craftsmanship of these cabinets rarely matched by ordinary drawers. Dovetail craftsmanship gives the drawers a premium feel that is considered a standard in luxury cabinet making. Brushed Nickel 1.5" INCH: Thick edge Pure White Quartz countertop. Advantages, expensive appearance to your bathroom décor, lifelong durability, and stain resistance. No speckles or veins. Non-porous, which means the countertop is completely waterproof. Since quartz is stain resistant and moisture resistant, you will not have to worry about installing it in your bathroom. You will not have to seal a quartz countertop like you will with natural stone options.

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