What to Look For in Timberline Vanities
Every Timberline vanity is made to order, so the details worth deciding on upfront are the ones that are harder to change later. Cabinet finish and benchtop material set the overall look, while mounting type and basin configuration determine how the vanity actually fits the room and how it's used day to day. Handles, drawer configuration and colour can also be selected individually, so it's worth working through these before placing an order rather than after.
- Mounting type: wall-hung for a floating, easy-clean look, or a freestanding bathroom vanity with legs for a furniture-style finish
- Basin configuration: single bowl for a compact ensuite or a double sink vanity for a shared main bathroom
- Benchtop: choose from a range of materials and finishes, including a stone vanity top 900mm for a compact single-basin footprint
- Size range: from around 750mm for an ensuite through to 2100mm for a larger main bathroom
- Cabinet material: moisture-resistant board built for Australian humidity, with soft-close drawers and fully extending runners as standard
Completing the Bathroom with Timberline
A vanity is easiest to match when the rest of the room comes from the same range. Timberline bathroom mirrors are designed to sit alongside the vanity range in matching finishes, while shaving cabinets from Timberline add mirrored storage above the basin. For the laundry, laundry cabinets from Timberline apply the same materials and hardware used across the rest of the range, so the whole renovation reads as one considered scheme rather than a room-by-room mix.
Timberline vs Other Vanity Brands in the Range
Timberline isn't the only vanity brand in Austpek's collection, and it's worth weighing up before deciding. Aulic vanities offer a similarly customisable range at a different price point and finish palette, while the broader bathroom sink cabinets collection covers every brand Austpek stocks, useful if you'd rather compare across the full range before narrowing down to Timberline specifically.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Timberline vanities made in Australia?
Yes. Timberline vanities are made to order at the brand's factory in Armidale, NSW, with materials selected for Australian bathroom conditions and humidity.
Can I customise a Timberline vanity?
Yes. Because each one is made to order, cabinet finish, benchtop material, basin style and handles can all be selected individually rather than choosing a fixed, pre-set combination.
What sizes are available in the Timberline range?
Sizes run from around 750mm for a compact ensuite through to 2100mm for a larger main bathroom, including double bowl configurations for shared spaces.
Is a wall-hung or freestanding vanity easier to clean?
A wall-hung vanity leaves the floor clear underneath, which generally makes cleaning easier. A freestanding option with legs gives a more furniture-like look but has a base that sits on the floor.
Do Timberline vanities come with soft-close drawers?
Yes, soft-close drawers and fully extending runners are standard across the range, along with moisture-resistant cabinet construction suited to Australian bathroom conditions.