Question 1

What sizes do Bertch bathroom vanities come in?

Accepted Answer

Bertch offers vanities in widths from 24 to 60 inches, with heights of 31 inches (standard) and 34-1/2 inches (comfort height). Depths are typically 18 or 21 inches. Contact our showroom for exact sizes in the Bertch vanity line you are considering.

Question 2

What plumbing rough-in do I need for a Bertch vanity?

Accepted Answer

Standard rough-in: drain at 18-20 inches from floor, roughly centered. Water supply at 18-20 inches from floor, 4-6 inches off center. Bertch vanities have back panel cutouts that accommodate standard plumbing rough-in positions.

Question 3

How do I install a Bertch bathroom vanity?

Accepted Answer

Position the vanity, level with shims on uneven floors, and secure to wall studs through the back rail. Connect plumbing through the pre-cut back panel opening. Install countertop and sink per their respective manufacturer instructions.

Question 4

Are Bertch vanities plywood construction?

Accepted Answer

Bertch uses plywood construction on most vanity lines, consistent with their kitchen cabinet quality. Plywood provides better moisture resistance than particleboard — important in humid bathroom environments. Made in Waterloo, Iowa since 1977.

Question 5

Can I order matching Bertch medicine cabinets and linen towers?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Bertch offers coordinating medicine cabinets, mirrors, and linen towers in the same finishes as their vanity lines. Visit our showroom to see the full range of matching Bertch bathroom furniture options.

Question 6

Where can I find Bertch vanity spec sheets?

Accepted Answer

Visit bertch.com for product specifications and sizing guides. As an authorized Bertch dealer, our showroom team can also provide detailed specs and help you plan your vanity configuration.

Bertch Bath Vanity Installation Guides & Specs