A bathroom remodel is a sequence of decisions, and the vanity is usually the one people put off longest. It is the largest single piece of furniture in the room, it has to line up with existing plumbing, and it sets the finish for everything around it. This guide covers where the vanity fits in a Tampa remodel, and what to settle before you order.
Where do I buy bathroom remodel materials in Tampa?
For the vanity itself, our showroom at 8504 E Adamo Dr #117, Tampa, FL 33619 keeps the collection on display, Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM Eastern, with no appointment needed. Most Tampa remodeling showrooms sell materials as part of a design-and-install package. We sell the vanity on its own.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. If you already have a contractor, or you are managing the project yourself, a full-service showroom is often more process than you need. Bring your wall measurements and your plumbing rough-in dimensions and you can settle the vanity in a single visit. Browse the full vanities collection before you come.
Are you a bathroom remodeling contractor?
No. We are a bathroom furniture retailer with a Tampa showroom. We supply vanities with the sink, countertop and LED mirror included, and we do not carry out remodeling, plumbing or installation work. If you need a contractor you will need to hire one separately, and we will supply the piece they install.
We would rather say that plainly than have you arrive expecting a design-build service. What we do cover is the part most remodels get wrong: choosing a vanity that actually fits the room and the existing plumbing, and having it arrive undamaged and ready to mount.
When in a bathroom remodel should I order the vanity?
Order it once the room is measured and the plumbing rough-in is fixed, but before tiling and finishing are complete. The vanity determines the drain and supply positions your plumber works to, so deciding late usually means either relocating pipes or accepting a compromise on the model you wanted.
Our vanities ship by LTL freight across the contiguous 48 states, and freight moves on an appointment rather than next day, so build that into the schedule rather than ordering the week you need it. If you are local, pickup from Tampa removes the freight window entirely. Everything arrives fully assembled, so installation means mounting, not building.
What should I measure before choosing a vanity?
Three numbers: the width of the wall, the available depth, and the distance from the drain to the finished wall and to the side wall. Our vanities run 30 to 71 inches wide and 16 to 20 inches deep, so those three measurements rule most of the range in or out immediately.
Leave a few inches of clearance at each side so drawers and doors open freely, and around 30 inches of clear floor in front. Our size guide walks through the measurements in order, and the small vanities collection covers 30 to 39 inches if the room is tight.
Can my contractor collect materials in Tampa?
Yes. Local pickup from our Tampa warehouse is available, which suits trade buyers working to a site schedule better than a freight appointment does. Confirm availability before travelling, and bring a vehicle that can take a crated, fully assembled vanity, because a 71-inch double is a heavy crate.
We also run a trade program for contractors, designers and boutiques, with pricing and terms suited to repeat project work. Contact us with your business details and tax ID. Full specifications sit on every product page: real widths and depths, countertop and basin materials, and the CE, SAA or UL certification carried by the LED mirror included with each vanity.
What does a bathroom vanity cost?
Our vanities run from $995 for the 31-inch MONACO to $2,740 for the 71-inch MALDIVES. Every price includes the cabinet, the countertop, the integrated sink and a matching LED mirror, so the figure on the page is the price of the finished set rather than a starting point.
That is worth checking against any quote you compare it with. A vanity sold without a top, without a basin, or without a mirror is not the same purchase, and the additions usually close the gap. Delivery is free across the contiguous 48 states.
What happens if the vanity arrives damaged?
Inspect the crate and the vanity before you sign the carrier's receipt, and note any visible damage on the paperwork while the driver is still there. Report damage, defects or missing parts within 48 hours (2 business days) of delivery. Every shipment includes complimentary shipping insurance.
Mid-remodel this matters more than usual, because a damaged vanity discovered three weeks later stalls the whole room. Open the crate on delivery day even if you are not ready to install it. Our FAQ page covers the claim process and the mounting guidance in detail.
Plan a visit
NOVA-ELEMENTS, 8504 E Adamo Dr #117, Tampa, FL 33619. Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM ET, no appointment needed. The display rotates, so if you want to see a specific model, call 813-621-9396 or use our contact page first. For opening hours, pickup and delivery covered in more detail, see our Tampa buying guide.