International Builders' Show Product Preview: Kohler Express Vanities
A vanity will add style and storage to your bathroom, but getting that bulky piece home from the store, schlepping it to its location, and assembling the piece can prove challenging.
The Kohler Express installation system, available on the Alberry, Chalkstripe, Clermont, and Westmore vanities, addresses those inconveniences. This patented setup (shown partially open) uses a patented hinge design that allows you to stow the vanity relatively flat in your car, lift it more easily through a doorway, and essentially snap it into shape. Even better, there's no charge for delivery and installation.
Vanities with the express system costs $450 to $700; countertop and sink are sold and installed separately. The vanities are available at Kohler showrooms and at major retailers nationwide, including Home Depot and Lowe's.—Daniel DiClerico
Essential information: Our report on bathroom makeovers includes information on countertop materials and a primer on how to avoid common remodeling blunders.
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Posted by: patrick | Mar 6, 2008 10:01:13 PM
$450 is not a savings. That much money can buy a wood cabinet that is pre-assembled, vanity top with sink and a decent faucet.
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