Floating Vanity Support Brackets

Floating vanity brackets do the quiet work of holding a sink and countertop in mid‑air, making a bathroom feel wider and easier to mop. We cut each floating vanity support bracket from thick steel, grind off the burrs, then weld a plate that hugs the stud wall. Nothing fancy to look at, which is the point, once tile and drywall go up all you see is a clean shadow line under the vanity.

For clinics and restaurants we build heavy duty floating vanity brackets that meet ADA knee‑clearance rules, 27 inches from finished floor to the bottom of the frame, no sharp edges catching a wheelchair footrest. In home remodels the same hardware doubles as floating cabinet brackets, let the carpenter screw through the back plate before the stone top shows up, shim for level, and you are done. If the walls are finished already, our wall hung vanity brackets come with a wider flange so you can bolt through sheathing into blocking without ripping everything open.

Weight worries? Two brackets spaced at the studs will carry a solid‑surface slab, plus the daily drop of hairdryer and elbow lean, we test each design past 500 pounds before giving it a part number. Powder‑coat hides in the steam, stainless fasteners laugh at drips, and the open underside makes cleaning less of a chore.

• ADA compliant clearances baked into the dimensions
• Works in pre‑build framing or post‑construction retrofits
• Fits commercial restrooms, residential ensuites, and accessible projects
• American made steel, shipped with hardware and a coffee‑stained install sheet