What we source

ADA Vanities

An ADA bathroom vanity is a numbers product: rim height, knee clearance, pipe protection. We carry 17 vanity SKUs including ADA-accessible builds, and we check the numbers against your restroom before anything ships.

Accessibility hardware gets bought twice by people who buy it wrong once. An ADA compliant vanity has to land the rim at no more than 34 inches off the finished floor, keep a clear knee space roughly 27 inches high and 30 inches wide underneath, and shield the drain and supply lines so a wheelchair user's knees never meet hot pipe. Miss any one of those and the inspector writes it up, after the plumber has already been paid.

Our vanity program runs 17 SKUs with ADA-accessible builds among them, sized for hotel guest baths, restaurant restrooms, and clinic washrooms. These are commercial units: moisture-rated construction, tops that tolerate daily disinfection, and undermount configurations that keep the clearance envelope honest instead of decorative.

The same accessibility math extends past the restroom. If your dining room needs ADA table positions (surfaces between 28 and 34 inches with the same 27 inch knee clearance), those ride the vanity order as one quote. Send us your restroom count and floor plan, and we'll come back with compliant units, the mounting heights written out, and freight in the total.

Representative spec ranges

Broad on purpose. Real numbers come back with your quote.

Rim height: 34 inches maximum above the finished floor
Knee clearance: 27 inches high × 30 inches wide, minimum 8 inches deep at knee level
Plumbing: Insulated or panel-shielded drain and supply lines (required, not optional)
Typical price band: $600–$2,400 per unit, commercial grade
Lead times: Stocked: 2–4 weeks · custom millwork: 8–12 weeks

What we check before we quote

Finished floor, not slab

ADA vanity height is measured from the walking surface, and tile plus thinset steals half an inch. A unit designed to hit 34 inches on concrete fails on porcelain. We ask what's going on the floor before we confirm the spec.

The inspection happens on hands and knees

Inspectors check underneath: clearance depth, pipe covers, nothing intruding into the knee envelope. A vanity that photographs beautifully and hides a bare P-trap fails, so we spec the protection with the unit rather than leaving it to the plumber's van stock.

Compliance is a room, not a fixture

Mirror bottom edge, faucet reach, accessory heights: the vanity passes as part of a coordinated restroom. We'll flag the adjacent numbers with the quote so one compliant sink doesn't sit in a non-compliant room.

Questions we get a lot

What is the correct ADA vanity height?

The rim or counter surface sits no higher than 34 inches above the finished floor, with knee clearance of at least 27 inches underneath. Both numbers get verified after flooring. That sequencing mistake is the most common failure we see.

Does every restroom need an ADA vanity?

In public accommodations, each restroom generally needs at least one accessible lavatory position. Multi-fixture restrooms usually pair one compliant unit with standard-height fixtures. Your local code official has the final word; we spec so that conversation is short.

Do you supply ADA dining tables as well?

Yes. An ADA dining table needs a 28–34 inch surface and the same 27 inch knee clearance, and dining rooms typically need 5% of seating positions accessible. We fold those into the same order so the whole project clears review together.

What does an ADA compliant vanity cost?

Commercial units run $600–$2,400 depending on top material, cabinet construction, and quantity. The compliance itself isn't the expensive part: it's the moisture-rated commercial build that carries the price, and that's the part that survives a hotel bathroom.

Specifying it yourself first? Run it through our free tools for designers. It's free, and the numbers come back to us cleanly when you want them priced.

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