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Wyndham Collection Margate 72-in Dark Gray Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with White Carrara Marble Top (Mirror Included)

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Wyndham Collection Margate 72-in Dark Gray Double Sink Bathroom Vanity with White Carrara Marble Top (Mirror Included)Margate 72 in Dark Gray Double Vanity with White Carrara Marble Top A transitional double sink vanity crafted from solid birch hardwood with a highly water resistant, low VOC finish. The White Carrara marble countertop with 3 inch backsplash and undermount square sinks offers timeless style and generous counter space, with soft close storage throughout. Key Features: Solid Birch Construction: Environmentally friendly, zero emissions hardwood

Margate 72-in Dark Gray Double Vanity with White Carrara Marble Top

A transitional double-sink vanity crafted from solid birch hardwood with a highly water-resistant, low-VOC finish. The White Carrara marble countertop with 3-inch backsplash and undermount square sinks offers timeless style and generous counter space, with soft-close storage throughout.


Key Features:

  • Solid Birch Construction: Environmentally friendly, zero-emissions hardwood engineered to resist warping
  • Premium Finish: Multi-stage preparation with highly water-resistant, low-VOC sealed coating
  • Marble Countertop: White Carrara top with 3" backsplash; natural stone variations ensure a unique look
  • Soft-Close Hardware: Fully extending under-mount drawer slides and concealed door hinges
  • Ample Storage: Four functional doors and three deep, dovetailed drawers for organized essentials

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Collection Margate
Color/Finish Dark Gray
Style Transitional
Type Free-Standing
Number of Sinks Double
Sink Style Undermount Square
Countertop Material White Carrara Marble (Natural Stone)
Vanity + Countertop Dimensions 72"W x 22"D x 35"H
Countertop Dimensions 72"W x 22"D x 3/4"H; Backsplash adds 3" to height
Mirror Dimensions 70"W x 1-1/4"D x 33"H
Hardware Finish Brushed chrome
Doors Four functional doors
Drawers Three functional, deep dovetailed drawers
Drawer Slides Fully-extending under-mount soft-close
Door Hinges Concealed soft-close
Eco-Friendly Environmentally friendly, zero emissions solid Birch hardwood
Finish Details Multi-stage wood preparation, sanding, and finishing; highly water-resistant low V.O.C. sealed finish
Backsplash Included; comes in two pieces (cut from one piece)
Faucets Not included
Warranty 2-Year Limited Warranty
ADA Compliant No
UPC 700161175301

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Does this vanity come with faucets?
A: No. Faucets are not included; sinks are pre-drilled based on sink style selection.


Q: What are the overall dimensions?
A: 72"W x 22"D x 35"H for the vanity with countertop.


Q: Is the mirror included?
A: Yes, this configuration includes a matching 70"W x 1-1/4"D x 33"H mirror.


Q: What sink style is included?
A: Undermount square porcelain sinks with single-hole faucet mounts for the square option.


Q: Is it ADA compliant?
A: No, this vanity is not ADA compliant.


Sculpted Sophistication in Stone and Steel

Margate’s dark gray silhouette and crisp White Carrara marble summon a refined, tailored elegance that instantly elevates the bath. Sleek brushed-chrome hardware and square undermount basins punctuate the design with modern clarity. Style it with polished nickel fixtures and layered tonal towels to echo the vanity’s quiet luxury. A true essential for a serene, high-end sanctuary.


Upgrade your bath with the Margate 72-in double vanity—timeless marble, soft-close storage, and designer poise in one effortless choice.

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