Vanity Benchtop

Are you looking for a benchtop sold separately?

Discover our range of vanity bench tops, sold individually so you can apply to your existing or new bathroom vanity. The application for these benchtops is endless. Each size is listed with a large array of finishes and composition so you can choose the perfect top for your bathroom cabinet.

Choose Timber for its beauty and style or choose from our silica free stone range for its durability and colour options, the choice is yours!

Each bench top can be supplied with tap or waste holes to suit your desired configuration, consult with your installer to determine which options you may require.

Do you need a complete vanity instead?

No problem, we have a large range of vanity units ranging from cheap to premium.

We understand that convenience is important to our customers. Our team has curated a solution to improve installation efficiency by providing a pre-drilled tap and waste hole service. This service can be applied to any Fontaine benchtops that have been purchased.

Are your stone tops silica free?

Yes, our vanity benchtops are silica-free and are safe to install and customise on site.

What is a benchtop?

Also known as the countertop, it is the top of the bathroom vanity or cabinet. The bench top material differs to the cabinet as it needs to be more durable for placing items on top of it. Select from a range of timber finishes or silica free stone top options.

Can I cut the benchtop myself?

Yes, you can modify the benchtop after you have purchased it to fit your application. However, please keep in mind, you will need to discuss this with your installer to ensure they have the tools and skill to modify the tops. Alternatively, we do offer a benchtop cutting service that can be provided when purchasing a Fontaine Industries benchtop. Simply select the tap and waste hole options when selecting your benchtop and add to cart.

Do the benchtops need to be sealed?

No, the benchtops are already sealed, however, if you make any changes to the size, you may need to re-finish the side you have cut. Its best to speak with your installer to ensure the result expectation is met.