1200mm Wall-Hung Aluminum Vanity with Two Molded Bowls in Fir Green
One carcass for 1.2 meters of run: 0.280 m3 against 0.32 m3 for two 600 mm units, and no joint in the middle for a mop to find
A 1200 mm vanity in Australia is normally two 600 mm cabinets bolted together, which means two carcasses, two back panels, two hanging rails and a joint down the middle that collects water. This is one carcass. The panels are 18 mm aluminum honeycomb, a 0.8 mm skin over a 4 mm core, so a trap that weeps for a week has nothing to swell. The top is a single 20 mm solid-surface casting with both bowls molded into it, matte white and sandable, which is what makes it survive a tenant rather than a showroom. Three cartons at 0.280 m3 and 63 kg, about 240 sets to a 40HQ.
- ModelFAME-AL-1200FG
- Nominal size1200 x 460 x 520 mm (47.2 x 18.1 x 20.5 in), W x D x H, wall-hung; the 460 mm depth and 520 mm height are the same carcass family as the 900 mm unit, so only the width changes on the cutting list
- Carcass18 mm honeycomb aluminum panel, 0.8 mm 3003 aluminum skin both faces, 4 mm core, anodized aluminum frame, no board content, fully waterproof
- Fronts18 mm honeycomb aluminum, fir green RAL 6009 powder coat, 60 to 80 micron film, matte at 4 to 6 gloss units, 2 mm anodized aluminum edge
- Top20 mm solid surface (modified acrylic), matte white through the thickness, two molded bowls 480 x 330 x 120 mm, 20 mm upstand on request
- Tap and waste drilling2 x 35 mm tap holes on 600 mm centers; 2 x 32 mm waste apertures for 1 1/4 in Australian basin wastes; three-hole sets drilled to your centers on request
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Full Specification
- ModelFAME-AL-1200FG
- Nominal size1200 x 460 x 520 mm (47.2 x 18.1 x 20.5 in), W x D x H, wall-hung; the 460 mm depth and 520 mm height are the same carcass family as the 900 mm unit, so only the width changes on the cutting list
- Carcass18 mm honeycomb aluminum panel, 0.8 mm 3003 aluminum skin both faces, 4 mm core, anodized aluminum frame, no board content, fully waterproof
- Fronts18 mm honeycomb aluminum, fir green RAL 6009 powder coat, 60 to 80 micron film, matte at 4 to 6 gloss units, 2 mm anodized aluminum edge
- Top20 mm solid surface (modified acrylic), matte white through the thickness, two molded bowls 480 x 330 x 120 mm, 20 mm upstand on request
- Tap and waste drilling2 x 35 mm tap holes on 600 mm centers; 2 x 32 mm waste apertures for 1 1/4 in Australian basin wastes; three-hole sets drilled to your centers on request
- Doors and drawers4 doors on DTC 110 degree clip-on hinges, 3D cam adjustment, 40,000 cycles; 2 central drawers on DTC 30 kg soft-close runners, 50,000 cycles
- Hanging systemAluminum rail across the full width, 2 x M8 through-bolts, 150 kg static load, levelling cams, EPDM wall gasket; fixing schedule for brick veneer, stud wall and concrete
- WeightAbout 63 kg packed and 50 kg installed dry; about 68 kg with bowls, water and contents, which is the figure the wall sees
- PackingThree cartons: carcass panels 1,240 x 620 x 200 mm at 0.154 m3 and 30 kg; fronts 660 x 480 x 140 mm at 0.044 m3 and 11 kg; molded top 1,260 x 500 x 130 mm at 0.082 m3 and 22 kg
- Carton handling0.280 m3 and 63 kg per set; the top carton is the only one that cannot be stacked above two high, and all three fit a 1,200 x 800 pallet
- Loading quantityAbout 240 sets per 40HQ at 68 m3 usable, about 100 sets per 20GP
- MOQ20 pcs per model per finish
- Lead time25-30 days after deposit and finish confirmation
- Loading portNingbo / Shanghai, FOB
Why Buyers Choose This Model
- 1200 x 460 x 520 mm as a single carcass: 1.2 meters of vanity run at 0.280 m3 in three cartons, against roughly 0.32 m3 for two 600 mm units bolted together, so one joint, one back panel and one rail come out of the plan
- 18 mm honeycomb aluminum panel with a 0.8 mm skin on both faces over a 4 mm core, framed in anodized aluminum, so a leaking waste or a wet trap cannot delaminate a panel that contains no board
- Fir green RAL 6009 powder coat at 60 to 80 microns, cured at 200 C over a chromate-free pre-treatment, matte at 4 to 6 gloss units, sprayed as one batch across doors and end panels so a 1.2 meter run has no color step
- One-piece 20 mm solid-surface top with two bowls molded in at 480 x 330 x 120 mm, matte white through the full thickness, so a chip or a scorch is 400 grit and a polish rather than a new top
- Two 35 mm tap holes on 600 mm centers as standard and two 32 mm waste apertures drilled to suit Australian 1 1/4 in basin wastes, both cut and edge-sealed in the plant, not on site
- Four doors on DTC 110 degree clip-on hinges rated 40,000 cycles with 3D cam adjustment, plus two central soft-close drawers on DTC 30 kg runners, which is storage a double vanity usually throws away
- Aluminum hanging rail with two M8 through-bolts rated 150 kg static, levelling cams and an EPDM wall gasket, plus a written fixing schedule for brick veneer on timber studs at 450 or 600 mm centers
- Three cartons at 0.280 m3 and 63 kg gross: flat panels in one, fronts in the second, the molded top in the third, with the largest carton at 1,260 x 500 x 130 mm on a 1,200 x 800 pallet
Specification Questions Buyers Ask
Why buy one 1200 mm carcass instead of two 600 mm units?
Because the joint is the part that fails and the part you pay for twice. Two 600 mm units mean two carcasses, two back panels, two hanging rails and four wall fixings instead of two, and the seam between them is where water stands after a shower and where a mop leaves a line of grit. In cube terms, two 600 mm units of this depth pack to roughly 0.32 m3 against 0.280 m3 for the single carcass, so a container carries about 30 more sets on the single unit. The trade is handling: one 1,240 mm panel carton at 30 kg needs two people, where two 640 mm cartons do not, and a damaged carcass in transit is a whole set rather than half of one. For a retailer selling family bathrooms, the single carcass wins on installation time and on the seam; for a mixed order going into a stairwell, the split units are easier to move.
Does an aluminum carcass change anything about wall fixing or corrosion?
It changes the fixing material, not the fixing method. Aluminum does not rust, so the carcass is indifferent to a wet room, but it is an active metal: in permanent contact with alkaline copper quaternary treated timber, or with galvanized brackets in a damp wall cavity, it will corrode at the contact point. Specify stainless steel or hot-dip galvanized fixings with a nylon isolating washer and keep the aluminum rail off treated timber with an EPDM or polyethylene membrane, which is why the rail ships with a gasket. The wall itself is the same problem as any wall-hung unit: on brick veneer the load has to reach the timber studs at 450 or 600 mm centers, so the rail is positioned to land on two studs and the schedule says what to do when the studs fall between the bolt holes.
What does waterproof actually guarantee on a cabinet like this?
It guarantees the carcass, and it is worth being precise about the rest. The panels are aluminum honeycomb with no wood content, so the failure mode that kills a bathroom cabinet, board swelling at the bottom edge or around a waste cut-out, cannot happen: a leak under the trap runs through and dries. What the claim does not cover is the coating and the top. A powder coat at 60 to 80 microns is a film on an aluminum skin, and a deep scratch through it exposes bare metal that will oxidize; the top is modified acrylic solid surface, which is repairable with abrasive and polish but will mark if a hot pan or a cigarette is set on it. So the honest warranty split is a structural warranty on the carcass and a surface warranty on the film and the top, and the two should be written separately on the order.
Can this carcass be supplied with one bowl instead of two?
Yes, and it is the same carcass with a different top. A single molded bowl of 500 to 600 mm on the left or right leaves 500 to 600 mm of solid-surface deck for a countertop use, and the drawer bank moves to the empty side on the same drilling. Because the top is molded rather than cut from slab, a one-bowl version is a different mold and therefore a 60-piece run, while the carcass stays at 20. The intermediate option costs nothing extra: keep the two bowls and specify a lower deck between them, which gives the same 1.2 meter run with usable surface and no second mold.
What does this unit need to clear Australian import?
The cabinet is furniture, not a plumbing product, so it is classified in heading 9403 and does not carry a WaterMark. The tap does: any tapware connected to a drinking water supply has to be WaterMark certified to AS/NZS 3718, so if a mixer is bundled into the deal, the certificate has to be in the supplier's name and the marking on the product. Duty on 9403 is 5 percent most-favoured-nation, or free under ChAFTA with a valid Certificate of Origin, and GST of 10 percent is calculated on the customs value plus duty. On packaging, ISPM 15 applies to solid timber crates and pallets, not to cartons or to processed board, so a shipment packed on an ISPM 15 marked pallet with a packing declaration clears biosecurity without a treatment delay.
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