Combination Vanity Units

What exactly is a combination vanity unit?

A combination vanity unit brings together your essential bathroom fixtures – toilet, basin, and vanity storage – into one beautifully coordinated piece of furniture. Rather than dealing with separate installations and mismatched designs, these units offer a complete solution with integrated basins, concealed cisterns, and back-to-wall WC units that create a unified, contemporary look. Each component perfectly matches finish and style, eliminating the visual clutter of separate fixtures while maximising your bathroom's potential.

What are the benefits of having a toilet and basin unit?

A toilet and sink unit offers an innovative, space-saving solution that brings both practicality and style to your bathroom. By combining two essential fixtures into one streamlined design, a toilet and sink combo not only maximises your available floor space but also creates a cleaner, more cohesive look. This setup is particularly ideal for smaller bathrooms, cloakrooms, or en-suites where every inch counts, allowing you to enjoy all the functionality of a full bathroom without the clutter.

Beyond efficiency, a sink and toilet combo enhances convenience and hygiene. With shared plumbing connections, installation becomes simpler and maintenance more straightforward. Modern designs include clever storage options beneath the basin, keeping toiletries and cleaning products neatly tucked away. 

What is the right size for a combination vanity unit?

Small units, such as our 9000mm vanity sets, are perfect for smaller bathrooms, such as en-suites, while our 1000mm vanity sets provide excellent storage options without taking up too much space. Our 1100mm vanity units are designed to be compact by combining a 600mm vanity with a 500mm back-to-wall WC unit. If you have more space and want the bathroom toilet and sink unit to be more pronounced in the layout, a 1300 vanity unit could help you create a cohesive and modern bathroom.

How do combination vanity units save space in smaller bathrooms?

Combination vanity units consolidate your toilet and sink into one streamlined unit, freeing up precious floor space that would normally be lost between separate fixtures. The compact footprint means you can fit essential bathroom elements into tight spaces like en-suites and cloakrooms without sacrificing storage or style. Wall-hung options take this even further, creating an airy feeling while the integrated design eliminates awkward gaps where dust and grime typically accumulate. 

What storage options come with combination vanity units?

Choose between spacious two-drawer configurations for easy access to daily essentials, or opt for two-door designs that accommodate larger items like spare towels and cleaning supplies. The vanity sections include soft-close mechanisms for quiet operation, while the integrated basins sit flush within the unit, creating additional countertop space. With handle finishes available in brushed brass, chrome, or matte black, you can really personalise your bathroom furniture. 

Can I choose different toilet styles with combination units?

Absolutely – our combination vanity units offer flexibility in toilet selection to match your preferences. Each WC unit accommodates a range of back-to-wall toilet pans, from contemporary D-shaped designs to sleek square profiles. Simply select your preferred pan style from our compatible options, and enjoy a bathroom that's tailored to your exact specifications without compromising on the seamless, integrated appearance.

How difficult is it to install a combination vanity unit?

Installing a combination vanity unit is surprisingly straightforward when your existing plumbing supports it. If your current toilet and sink are already positioned close together, the installation becomes even simpler, as the toilet-sink combo can utilise existing water and waste connections. 

The integrated design actually simplifies the process compared to fitting separate fixtures, as everything aligns perfectly from the start. For bathrooms requiring plumbing adjustments, we recommend consulting a professional plumber who can ensure proper installation while maximising the unit's space-saving benefits.

To learn more about installation, read our guide on installing a combination vanity unit. 

Check out our complete range of vanity units for more storage solutions. You can also look into completing your bathroom with our bathroom mirrors collection. Contact us to learn more about any of our products or offers. 

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