30 Inch Bathroom Vanities

A 30 inch vanity with sink sits in the middle spot: one full basin, real storage, and more counter than a 24 inch unit gives you, without eating the whole wall. Fourteen models are sold at Veil in this size, and they do not share one footprint. Depths run from 18.3 inches to 22.44 inches, three models float on the wall, and one is sold as a cabinet only. It suits a powder room, a guest bath, a small family bathroom, or a main bath used by one person at a time. If you want the wider sizing walkthrough first, read our 30-inch bathroom vanity guide.

Who a 30 Inch Bathroom Vanity with Sink Suits

Think about how the room gets used. This size works well when the bathroom is a guest bath, a powder room, or a second bath that one or two people use in short bursts. It also suits apartments and older homes, where the wall is often narrower than the standard 36 inch size. Our 30 inch vanity for a small bathroom guide works through the tight-room cases in detail.It is a weaker fit when the room is the main bath for a busy household. Morning routines need counter space, and a single 30 inch basin fills up fast. Two people who get ready side by side will feel squeezed, because a top at this width holds one sink only. In that case, a wider vanity or a double layout is usually easier to live with.Before you shop, measure the wall at three heights. Old walls are rarely perfectly straight, and a vanity that is a quarter inch too wide will never sit flush.

Models at Veil

These 30 inch vanities share a nominal width, not a footprint. Depths run from 18.3 inches to 22.44 inches, and several models sit in between. Every figure below comes from the model's own product page. The table below is the full set of bathroom vanities 30 inch with sink shoppers can compare at Veil, plus the one cabinet-only model.

Model	Width	Depth	Height	Sink	Faucet pattern	Top
Abruzzo	30 in	19.69 in	15.75 in (cabinet only — floating, mounted height set at install)	Single, integrated basin	Single hole	Included
Aberdeen	30 in	22 in	34.5 in	Single	8 in widespread	Included
Beaufort	30 in	19 in	34.5 in	Single	4 in centerset	Included
Claude	30 in	22.44 in	39.69 in	Single	Single hole (knock-outs for an optional 8 in widespread)	Included
Cuschoice	29.92 in	18.9 in	17.72 in (cabinet only — floating, mounted height set at install)	Single	Check the product page	Included
Danby	30 in	22 in	35 in	Single	8 in widespread	Included
DeerValley	30 in	18.3 in	20.2 in (cabinet only — floating, mounted height set at install)	Single, integrated basin	Single hole	Included
Doveton	30 in	19 in	34.5 in	Single	4 in centerset	Included
Gabi	30 in	22.05 in	34.49 in	Single	Check the product page	Included
Hepburn	Check the product page	Check the product page	Check the product page	Single	Check the product page	Included (white stone top with undermount sink)
Huckleberry	30 in	19 in	34.5 in	Single	4 in drilling	Included
Korra	30 in	22.05 in	34.49 in	Single	4 in drilling	Included
Naples	30 in	21.63 in	34 in (cabinet only)	None included — takes a 31 × 22 in top with one sink	No top, no drilling	Cabinet only — no top included
Sonoma	30 in	22.05 in	34.33 in	Single	8 in widespread	Included

How to Read the Specs

Depth matters most. A 30 in vanity can be as shallow as 18.3 inches (DeerValley) or as deep as 22.44 inches (Claude). Beaufort, Doveton and Huckleberry are 19 inches deep, Abruzzo and Naples sit in between at 19.69 and 21.63 inches, and the rest run from 22 to 22.44 inches. Hepburn does not state a depth. In a narrow bathroom, that extra depth can block a door swing or crowd a walkway. Our 30 inch vanity dimensions and clearance guide works through the measurements wall by wall.Height splits two ways. The freestanding models stand from 34 to 39.69 inches tall, with Claude the tallest by a clear margin. The three floating models (Abruzzo, Cuschoice, DeerValley) state a cabinet height only, because the mounted height is set at installation — the counter lands where your household wants it, not where a leg height dictates.Faucet patterns vary more at this size than most buyers expect. Three models (Aberdeen, Danby, Sonoma) use an 8 inch widespread faucet. Beaufort and Doveton are drilled for a 4 inch centerset, and Korra and Huckleberry state 4 inch drilling without naming the pattern. Abruzzo and DeerValley take a single-hole faucet, and Claude is drilled for a single hole with knock-outs for an optional widespread set. Cuschoice and Gabi do not state a pattern on their 30 inch pages, and Naples has no top to drill. Buy the faucet after you check the pattern, not before. Our 30 inch vanity sink and countertop guide covers tops and drilling in more depth.Drain size is not stated on these product pages. So check the product page and your order summary for the drain and overflow details before you order parts.

Before You Choose

Wall length. A bathroom vanity 30 inch wide needs more than 30 inches of clear wall. Measure at three heights (top, middle, bottom), because baseboards and bowed walls steal space. Then check the toilet clearance on each side, because local building code sets the minimum space beside and in front of a toilet.Depth and door swing. Models here run from 18.3 to 22.44 inches deep, and a door that swings inward can block a drawer or hit the cabinet front. Tape the footprint on the floor and test the swing before you pick the deeper option. If you are still weighing this width against its neighbours, our 30 inch vs 24 inch vs 36 inch comparison puts the three sizes side by side.Floating or freestanding. Three models here hang on the wall (Abruzzo, Cuschoice, DeerValley), which leaves the floor open below and can make a small room feel less crowded. A floating cabinet needs strong wall support, so check your studs and the wall construction before you buy. Our floating vs freestanding 30 inch guide weighs both mount types.Delivery path. Measure the stairs, hallways, door frames, and every tight turn on the route. A boxed vanity at this size is heavy, and a narrow corner can stop the delivery at your front door. Ask the seller for the packaging size if the listing does not show it.Plumbing rough-in. Give your plumber the product drawing before the wall closes. The drain and supply lines must align with the cabinet openings. A mismatch at this stage costs far more to fix after the tile is up.Storage reality. Read the drawing before you plan storage. Center drawers in a single-sink vanity are often shallower or notched around the drain pipe. Plan towel storage in the side cabinets or on a shelf. For a step-by-step method, read our step-by-step guide to choosing a 30 inch vanity.

What's in the Box

Not every listing at this size is the same. One model here, Naples, is cabinet only, which means you will need a top and a basin separately — it is sized for a 31 × 22 inch top. The other thirteen come with a top and sink already fitted, so a 30 vanity with sink listing is the standard at this size, not the exception. The configuration is stated on each product page, so read it carefully before you order.Faucets and drains are often sold separately. Budget for them early, because they change the total cost. Use the faucet pattern in the specs to pick a faucet that fits the vanity you chose.

When Not to Buy a 30 Inch Vanity

Two people at the sink at once: A 30 bath vanity with sink still carries one basin. If two people need to get ready at the same time every morning, a wider unit or a double layout will serve you better.A long wall: On a wall longer than about 6 feet, a 30 inch vanity can look small and leave dead space on either side. A 36 inch unit may balance the room better.No safe clearance: If your door is narrow, or the room leaves no safe clearance beside the toilet, this size can block movement and may break local building code. Measure first, and step down to a 24 inch model if the numbers do not work.

Space You Need Around the Vanity

For a 30 in bathroom vanity, plan for the 30 inch width plus clearance on each side. The exact clearance depends on the layout and your local building code, so confirm it before you buy. Check the open floor in front of the vanity too, and make sure the door can open fully without hitting a drawer front or cabinet door. Mark the footprint with tape and walk around it before you order.

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