Custom Stone Vanity Specification Guide - April's Form Australia

Bathroom specification / 7 min

Custom Stone Vanity Specification Guide

A bathroom specification guide for architects and designers quoting custom marble, quartzite, and sintered-stone vanities.

Bathroom pieces need drawings early

A custom stone vanity is a furniture, plumbing, waterproofing, and installation decision at the same time.

Formal pricing should use drawings, waste and plumbing positions, wall support assumptions, builder timing, access notes, and the preferred stone family.

Stone suitability is a wet-area issue

Not every marble is a practical wet-area choice. Finish, sealing, porosity, cleaning expectations, and use intensity matter.

Quartzite and sintered stone should be considered where durability and cleaning are primary concerns.

Installation boundaries must be clear

The quote should define what April's Form supplies, what the builder or installer controls, and what site conditions must be verified before delivery.

This is the bathroom trust layer that strong bathware competitors use well, and April's Form Australia needs the same clarity.

Checklist

Use this before requesting a quote.

  • Architectural or joinery drawings
  • Plumbing and waste positions
  • Wall/floor support assumptions
  • Stone family and finish
  • Builder timeline
  • Access route and delivery constraints

Next step

Turn the guide into a project brief.

Send the relevant dimensions, role, city, stone direction, access notes, and deadline so the Australian team can respond with a useful next step.