Chicago Teak 72 in.Double sink · Recessed-panel doors with rounded molding
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Designed Around 72″
A properly scaled 72″ vanity brings useful storage, genuine stone and visual balance to the room.
Atlanta Teak Wood 72 in.Double sink
In stock · Ships in 7–10 business days
Shop 72-inch bathroom vanities for a large primary or shared-bath layout. Willow's current assortment is led by double-sink models, with single-sink alternatives for shoppers who prefer a longer continuous counter. Narrow by sink layout first, then verify the selected cabinet, countertop and basin measurements before planning the room around a nominal size.
Choose the sink and installation layout
Compare 72-inch single-sink vanities for one basin and more uninterrupted work surface, or 72-inch double-sink vanities for two washing positions. Both freestanding and floating designs appear in the current catalog; mounting requirements remain product-specific.
Browse exact 72-inch options
- Single sink: white, green, black, beige, dark wood, light wood, teak, and freestanding.
- Double sink: white, blue, green, black, beige, dark wood, light wood, white oak, teak, mango, floating, and freestanding.
Plan the room and delivery route
Measure the finished wall at floor and countertop height and mark trim, outlets, switches, vents, doors and adjacent fixtures. Use the selected product drawing to coordinate basin and faucet centers with plumbing, mirrors and lighting. Check packaged dimensions, weight, doorways, turns, stairs or elevators, and whether the cabinet and top arrive as separate pieces.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 72-inch bathroom vanity always a double sink?
No. Double-sink designs lead Willow's current 72-inch assortment, but single-sink models are also available. Choose by basin layout, counter use, storage and plumbing, then confirm the selected product's exact specifications.
How much finished wall space does a 72-inch vanity require?
Start with the selected cabinet and countertop widths, which may not match the nominal label exactly, and allow for the room's trim, side conditions and installation plan. Measure the finished wall at both floor and countertop height.
What should I measure along the delivery route?
Check entry doors, hall and stair turns, elevators and the final bathroom doorway against the packaged dimensions. Verify product weight and whether the cabinet, countertop and other components arrive separately before scheduling installation.
When should I set plumbing, mirrors and lighting for a 72-inch vanity?
Use the exact product drawing before final rough-in or fixture placement. Confirm the finished vanity width, basin and faucet centers, countertop height and overhang so drains, supplies, mirrors, sconces and outlets align with the selected model.
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