Aulic

Aulic supplies vanities, basins, mirror cabinets and accessories, and Renovation Kingdom carries the range for bathroom renovations and new builds. The vanities include the Mini Hartelle fluted vanity on kickboard and fluted all-drawer vanities such as the Curva and the Varcelli Tier, many with stone single bowl tops. The finishes shown include Harvest Oak and matte white, and the stone tops include Pure White, Palis and Cato. 

Start with the space. Measure the wall width, the depth from the wall and the height you want, then compare these with the length, width and height listed in each title. Vanities on a kickboard sit on the floor, so check that your floor is level and allow room for doors and drawers to open fully. Where a title lists a left taphole, right taphole or no taphole, match that to the mixer you plan to use. With all-drawer vanities, the drawers are shaped around the plumbing, so confirm the waste and pipe positions with your plumber before ordering. 

We deliver Australia-wide, and our team at the North Parramatta and Taren Point showrooms can help you plan the layout. 

FAQs 

1. How do I choose between a left, right and no taphole vanity? 
Match the taphole position to your mixer and the way you use the room. A left or right taphole places the mixer to one side of the bowl, while no taphole suits a wall mounted mixer. Check the listing title before you order. 

2. What should I measure before buying an Aulic vanity? 
Measure the wall width, the depth available and the height you want the top to sit at. Compare these with the dimensions in the title. Also allow space for drawers to open and for any door, towel rail or toilet nearby. 

3. Can I fit an all-drawer vanity over my existing plumbing? 
It depends on where your waste and water pipes sit. All-drawer vanities usually have drawers shaped around the plumbing, so the pipe positions matter. Ask your licensed plumber to check before you order. 

4. How do I match a mirror cabinet to a vanity? 
Compare the width of the vanity with the width of the mirror cabinet, and check where the light and power points sit. Many people choose a mirror cabinet close to the vanity width for a balanced look. Our team can help you compare options.