Understand cabinet-only vanity listings so you know which extra parts to select.
Quick answer: measure the space, confirm inclusions, check compatibility with plumbing and installation, then choose the finish.
Cabinet only means the furniture body
- The cabinet is the storage unit, usually with doors, drawers or both.
- Unless stated, cabinet-only listings exclude the basin, vanity top, mixer, waste and trap.
- Product photos may show a styled room, so the written inclusions are the source of truth.
What you may still need
- A compatible vanity top or benchtop if the cabinet is not supplied with one.
- A basin type that suits the top: above counter, inset, under counter or integrated.
- Tapware, bottle trap, plug and waste that suit the basin and plumbing layout.
How to avoid checkout mistakes
- Build the whole set on paper before purchasing.
- Compare the dimensions of cabinet, top and basin together.
- Ask MyDepot to check the combination if you are unsure about compatibility.
Before you buy
Use this guide as a practical pre-purchase checklist. Product photos show the intended style, but the listing title, inclusions and specification fields should be checked before checkout.