SKU: 92621893560

Dukes 80 in. Navy Blue Double Vanity White Carrara Marble Top White Square Sinks and No Mirror

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Dukes 80 in. Navy Blue Double Vanity White Carrara Marble Top White Square Sinks and No MirrorInspired by classic elements, the Dukes bathroom vanity in navy blue has been upgraded to suit the needs of the modern home. One look at the subtle embellishments in the vanity structure, and the timeless look of the countertop, and you can see the classical inspirations in this piece. But with ample cabinet and drawer space, soft close hinges and drawer slides, and superior water resistance, this vanity's incredible functionality is purely modern.

Inspired by classic elements, the Dukes bathroom vanity in navy blue has been upgraded to suit the needs of the modern home. One look at the subtle embellishments in the vanity structure, and the timeless look of the countertop, and you can see the classical inspirations in this piece. But with ample cabinet and drawer space, soft-close hinges and drawer slides, and superior water resistance, this vanity's incredible functionality is purely modern. The vanity also comes complete with undermount sinks, making it easy to give your bathroom that elegant finishing touch you've been searching for.
  • 8-stage painting and finishing process, each finish is primed and sealed for superior moisture resistance
  • Solid poplar and rubber wood frame with E0 grade plywood panels
  • 3 hole 8 in. spread Carrara marble countertop (no back splash)
  • UPC certified ceramic sinks with overflow
  • Mirrors not included
  • 4-doors with concealed soft-close door hinges
  • 6 fully extending 16 in. drawers with soft-close drawer slides
  • Free standing vanity
  • Brushed Nickel hardware
  • Faucet(s), drain(s) and P-trap(s) not included


Features
Item Weight 369
Top Color Navy Blue
Number of Sinks Double Sink
Number of Drawers 6
Top weight (lb.) 163
Cabinet Color Family Blue
Basin Color White
Hardware Finish Family Nickel
Top Color Family White
Vanity Type Freestanding
Features Soft Close Door Hinges
Number of Shelves Included in Cabinet 0
Number of Sinks2 Double Sink
Included Hardware
Vanity Top Edge Type Flat
Sink Shape Square
Cabinet & Top Assembled weight (lbs) 369
Returnable 180-Day
Basin Material Ceramic
Bowl Location Double center set basins
Sink Type Undermount
Cabinet Material Wood
Basin Color Family White
Top Material Marble
Cabinet Color Navy Blue
Assembly Required Yes
Assembled Depth (in.) 22 in
Cabinet Width (in.) 79.00
Cabinet Height (in.) 33.25
Basin Depth (in.) 5.5
Countertop Height (in.) 34.00
Basin Width (in.) 12.5
Assembled Width (in.) 22 in
Countertop Depth (in.) 22
Cabinet Depth (in.) 22.00
Basin Length (in.) 18
Assembled Height (in.) 34 in
Vanity Top Thickness (in.) 0.75
Countertop Width (in.) 22
Faucet Hole Spacing (in.) 8 in. Widespread
Manufacturer Warranty No Warranty

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