Bathroom Vanity Calculator

Estimate vanity width and countertop area

Width of the vanity wall
Single or double sink
Countertop Area
sq ft
Vanity Width
in
Estimated Cost
USD
Disclaimer: Results are estimates based on standard formulas. Not a substitute for professional advice from a licensed contractor, engineer, or architect. Verify all calculations before making purchasing or construction decisions.

How to Use This Calculator

A well-sized vanity balances storage, sink space, and walkway clearance. Accurate dimensions help you order the right cabinet, countertop, and plumbing fixtures.

  1. Measure the available wall width for the vanity
  2. Choose single or double sink layout
  3. Calculate to get vanity width and countertop area
  4. Use the cost estimate to budget your remodel
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Width Conversion
Vanities are measured in inches. AI converts wall width (ft x 12) to match standard vanity sizing for accurate ordering.
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Sink Count Scaling
Double-sink vanities double the plumbing and countertop cost. AI multiplies cost by the number of sinks you select.
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Countertop Sizing
Countertop area = wall width x 1.5, allowing for a 22-inch depth plus overhang. AI helps you order the right slab size.

Calculation Formula

Sinks = 2 Sinks ? 2 : 1 Vanity Width = Wall Width x 12 (in) Countertop Area = ceil(Wall Width x 1.5) (sq ft) Estimated Cost = ceil(Vanity Width / 12 x $200 x Sinks)

Vanity Material Comparison

MaterialCost per FtWater ResistanceMaintenanceBest For
Solid Wood$200-400GoodMediumPremium look
Plywood$150-250ExcellentLowMost bathrooms
MDF$100-200FairLowBudget remodels
Particleboard$75-150PoorHighLow-cost builds

Authority References

Our calculations are based on guidelines and standards from these authoritative sources:

  • NKBA (National Kitchen & Bath Association) — Bathroom Planning Guidelines. Learn more
  • ANSI/IAPMO — Plumbing Fixture & Vanity Standards. Learn more
  • ANSI A124 — Cabinetry Dimensional Standards. Learn more

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the standard bathroom vanity width?
Single-sink vanities are typically 24-48 inches wide, while double-sink vanities range from 60-72 inches. Width should match the available wall space with 1-2 inches of clearance.
How much countertop do I need for a vanity?
Countertop area is roughly 1.5 times the wall width in square feet, allowing for a standard 22-inch depth plus an overhang. Double-sink vanities need more surface area.
How much does a bathroom vanity cost?
Vanities cost about $200 per linear foot installed. Single-sink units run $300-1,500, while double-sink vanities range $800-3,000 depending on material and countertop type.