Bathroom Vanities - Single Sink - Bathroom Vanity size 60 - 69 IN

A 60-inch bathroom vanity is the workhorse size of the primary bath — big enough for a genuine double sink or a generous single basin with drawers to spare. But most 60" units from big-box and mass-market brands are built from MDF or particleboard that swells and delaminates the first time water finds a seam. Every Willow vanity in the 60–69 inch range is built from real wood — solid teak, white oak, or painted birch through the frames and doors, with natural wood veneer over marine-grade, moisture-resistant plywood on the larger panels for stability. Zero MDF and zero particleboard. That is the difference between a vanity you replace in five years and one you hand down.

Choosing the right 60–69 inch vanity

At this width you have a real decision to make: single or double sink. A 60" double sink gives two people their own basin and is the classic primary-bath choice, though it trades away center drawer storage. A 60" single sink keeps one large basin — often offset left or right — and hands you a sweep of uninterrupted counter plus deeper drawers. Measure your rough-in and plumbing spacing first; if two people rarely share the mirror at once, a single-sink 60" usually wins on daily usefulness. Choose freestanding for a furniture look, or floating to show more floor and lighten a smaller primary bath. If 60" feels tight, size up to a 72-inch double vanity; if your wall is snug, a 42 or 48 inch vanity may fit better.

Construction and materials

Every piece is built from kiln-dried hardwood with soft-close dovetail drawers reinforced with pocket-hole joinery, concealed adjustable hinges, and a durable low-VOC finish. Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo — each pre-sealed and paired with a matching backsplash, in your choice of Mitered Edge or Cove Edge profile. Vanities ship fully assembled, fast and insured, so a heavy 60" piece arrives ready to install rather than in a box of flat panels.

• Widths: 60 inches
• Sink options: single basin (center or offset) and double sink
• Configurations: freestanding, floating, and offset-sink layouts
• Woods: solid teak, white oak, and painted birch with natural veneer over marine-grade plywood on larger panels — never MDF or particleboard
• Countertops: depending on the design, quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo with matching backsplash
• Drawers: soft-close dovetail construction, kiln-dried and moisture-stable

Explore the exact 60-inch vanity collection, browse all single-sink vanities, or shop by wood in solid white oak and premium teak. Prefer to see and touch the joinery before you commit? Visit either of our two showrooms near Atlanta — Norcross and Alpharetta, GA — where our designers and to-the-trade program can help you configure the right 60" vanity for your space.

60–69 Inch Bathroom Vanity FAQ

Is a 60-inch vanity better as a single or double sink?

It depends on how the bathroom is used. A 60" double sink gives two people their own basin and mirror space, which suits a shared primary bath. A 60" single sink keeps one large basin — often offset — and gives you far more uninterrupted counter and deeper drawer storage, which many people prefer if they don't truly need two basins.

How much wall space do I need for a 60-inch vanity?

Plan for at least 62–64 inches of clear wall so the vanity sits with a small gap on each side, and confirm your plumbing rough-in lines up — especially for a double sink, where the two drains need to match the cabinet layout. Measure the door swing and any adjacent trim before you order.

Are these 60-inch vanities made from solid wood?

Yes. The frames and doors are solid wood — solid teak, white oak, or painted birch — with natural wood veneer over marine-grade, moisture-resistant plywood on the larger panels for stability. There is never any MDF or particleboard, which is what most mass-market 60" vanities are built from.

What countertops are available on a 60-inch vanity?

Depending on the design, tops come in quartz, quartzite, marble, travertine or terrazzo, each pre-sealed and paired with a matching backsplash. You can choose a Mitered or Cove edge profile. Available stone varies by model, so check the individual vanity for its countertop options.

Do 60-inch vanities ship fully assembled?

Yes. Every vanity arrives fully assembled and insured, not as a box of flat panels. A 60" piece is heavy, so it is ready to set in place and connect rather than requiring cabinet construction on site.