Visionfine Vanity range from DADO

Dado is proud to introduce the VisionFine Vanity Range into the market. Jacques van der Merwe has designed the vanities in Australia. Jacques is the in-house designer of Dado.

July 25th, 2011

The VisionFine range is available in six different lengths, varying between 900mm to 1800mm. With a 700mm top mounted basin in the same design. The 1700mm and 1800mm comes two integrated basins. These modern basins are 60mm thick and 470mm deep from the wall to the front of the basin.

All VisionFine vanities come with a plug plate, creating a minimal look with clean lines.

The VisionFine vanities can be wall hung or installed on top of cupboards, according to your own requirements. The vanities are supplied with brackets.

The vanities are manufactured in DADOquartz. DADOquartz is a solid casted engineered stone, which consist of resin and quartz. The material is durable and has excellent properties. DADOquartz is stain resistant, resistant to scratching, a non-water absorbing consistency, matt finish, UV resistand and good at retaining water temperature. Dado Quartz is manufactured with a 25 year warranty.

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