ADP Glacier Vanities

ADP Glacier Bathroom Vanities Buying Guide

Glacier's genuine point of difference sits in the details that don't show at first glance: a graphite interior finish, and German-engineered Hettich soft-close hinges and InnoTech soft-close drawer runners, giving the range a quieter, more refined daily use than a standard hinge and runner set.

Choosing a tier

Glacier Lite covers the more accessible end of the range, spanning shaving cabinets, and door-and-drawer, all-door and all-drawer vanities in trio, twin, slim and mini configurations. Glacier Pro steps up with a shelf shaving cabinet and an all-drawer twin vanity paired with a genuine Caesarstone top, suited to a household wanting the same design language with a more premium benchtop material.

A closer look at named products

Glacier Lite's Door and Drawer Trio vanity, with a ceramic top, and its Twin vanity, available with a ceramic, cast marble or solid surface top, cover the range's more spacious configurations. The All Door Slim, Door and Drawer Slim, All Drawer Slim and Mini Wall Hung variants, all with a ceramic top, suit a narrower or more compact bathroom. Glacier Lite's standard and shelf shaving cabinets complete the storage range, and Glacier Pro's shelf shaving cabinet and Caesarstone-topped all-drawer twin vanity round out the premium tier.

Choosing a benchtop

Ceramic gives a moulded top-and-basin-in-one, genuinely eliminating joints and gaps for a seamless, easy-to-clean surface. Cast marble brings a smoother, stone-look surface with a separate basin. Solid surface offers a further durable, non-porous option, and Caesarstone, available on the Glacier Pro tier, brings genuine engineered stone quality to the range's top end.

Choosing a configuration

Door-and-drawer combinations balance daily-use drawer access with door storage for bulkier items. All-door and all-drawer configurations suit a more specific storage preference, and a mini or slim unit suits a narrower ensuite or powder room without sacrificing the range's design language.

Why the hardware details matter

A soft-close hinge and drawer runner genuinely reduce wear over years of daily use compared with a standard mechanism, and the graphite interior gives the cabinet a considered finish inside as well as out, worth noting given how often a vanity's interior goes unaddressed in a standard build.

What is the difference between ADP Glacier Lite and Glacier Pro?

Glacier Lite covers the range's more accessible vanities and shaving cabinets, in trio, twin, slim and mini configurations with ceramic, cast marble or solid surface tops. Glacier Pro sits at a more premium tier, including a Caesarstone-topped all-drawer vanity, for a household wanting the same soft-close hardware and design language with a genuine engineered stone benchtop.

What is a wall hung bathroom vanity and what are the benefits?

A wall hung bathroom vanity (also called a floating or wall-mounted vanity) is a cabinet fixed directly to the wall rather than sitting on the floor. The key benefits include a more spacious, modern aesthetic, since the floor stays visible underneath, and considerably easier cleaning, since the space beneath can be swept or mopped straight through.

Does a wall-hung Glacier vanity need special wall preparation?

Yes. A wall-hung vanity must be anchored to solid structural support, ideally wall studs or a solid timber blocking frame installed within the wall cavity, since standard plasterboard alone won't support the combined weight of the cabinet, basin, benchtop and contents. Discussing blocking requirements with a builder or plumber before the walls are lined is essential, and a licensed plumber or carpenter should carry out the installation.

What height should a wall hung vanity be installed at?

The standard installation height in Australia is approximately 850mm from the finished floor to the top of the benchtop, adjustable to suit the household, lowered slightly for shorter users or children, or raised to around 900mm for taller adults.

What size mirror suits a Glacier vanity?

A bathroom mirror should generally be the same width as the vanity, or up to 50mm to 100mm narrower. A 600mm vanity suits a 550mm to 600mm mirror, while a 1200mm double vanity suits a 1100mm to 1200mm mirror or two individual mirrors positioned side by side.

Completing the bathroom

An ADP Glacier vanity is easiest to finalise once the basin and tapware direction are settled, since top material and taphole configuration both depend on those earlier decisions. The Blue Space's Basin Taps and Mirrors collections are worth reviewing alongside a Glacier selection to bring the full bathroom together.