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Salgar attila wall hung vanity unit with basin and mirror

Salgar Attila wall hung vanity unit with basin and mirror

It's the first decision on every bathroom refit, and it shapes everything downstream: should the vanity hang on the wall, or stand on the floor? Both are right for the right room — here's the honest rundown.

The case for wall hung

A wall hung unit leaves the floor visible beneath, and that visible floor line does three jobs at once: the room reads bigger, cleaning becomes a mop-swipe instead of a dig around a plinth, and the whole wall takes on that floating, showroom feel. Our Salgar Attila Wall Hung Vanity with 2 Drawers, Basin & Mirror (from £581.00) is the complete-wall shortcut — unit, basin and matching mirror specified to match, in a choice of sizes and finishes.

The trade-off: the wall carries the weight, so it needs solid fixings into studs, block or reinforced plasterboard. New builds and renovated bathrooms handle this easily; older walls may want some preparation.

The case for floor standing

A floor standing unit asks nothing of the wall. It's the low-drama option for solid brick, rented homes, or anyone who'd rather the weight sit on the ground. And it doesn't have to look heavy: the Monza 600mm Fluted Floor Standing Vanity (from £756.00) keeps the designer fluted fronts, while the Sora 600mm Two Door Vanity & Basin (£405.90) and Plumb Essentials 600mm (from £384.30) cover the value end.

Quick picks

  • Small room you want to feel bigger? Wall hung, always — try the Flauto with Matte Basin from £611.10.
  • Solid wall, no reinforcement, must-have storage? Floor standing with a drawer stack.
  • Renovating the wall anyway? Go wall hung and fit concealed blocking while it's open.
  • Matched mirror and basin, zero thinking? Attila's basin & mirror sets do the choosing for you.

Compare for yourself: browse Vanity Units or the full Bathroom Furniture collection — both wall hung and floor standing live side by side.