BOQ & Project Planning

By George House/16,May,2026 A standard vanity height is commonly planned between 30 and 36 inches (762–914 mm) from the finished floor to the cabinet or counter, but the correct project dimension depends on what is being measured. A vessel basin adds height above the counter, while a drop-in or undermount basin keeps the usable rim

By George House/12,May,2026 A common standard tub width for an alcove bathtub is about 30 or 32 inches, often paired with a nominal 60-inch length. These are useful planning references, not guaranteed finished dimensions. Actual rim width, bathing-well width, flange position, base footprint and required framed opening vary by model. Select the tub as part

By George House/27,Apr,2026 A comfort height toilet has a higher sitting surface than many conventional residential toilets. Manufacturers use terms such as comfort height, chair height and right height differently, so the product name alone is not a reliable dimension. Check the bowl rim and seat separately, then confirm the installed height from the finished

By George House/01,Apr,2026 The standard height of a WC depends on what is being measured. Manufacturers may state the ceramic bowl rim, the top of the installed seat or a nominal product category. Project drawings and accessibility rules usually rely on a defined finished-floor datum, so these values must not be interchanged. Select the WC