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Question regarding the vanity top

5 years ago

I love the vanity, but I only have a total 36" to work with in my bathroom. Can this be ordered without the top......or can the top be cut at 36".

Look forward to hearing from you!
Sue

Urquell Bathroom Vanity Set, Gray, 36" · More Info

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Ari Kitchen & Bath, LLC
5 years ago
Hello,

The vanity measures 37" with the countertop. Unfortunately, we do not offer the cabinet alone or we recommend the countertop be cut any shorter, as it arrives fully assembled.

Thanks!
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