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Comparison BTH-01Bathroom DS30

Vanity tier ladder

Same room, same camera, one variable changed — so the difference is shown, not described. Compare the options, then save the one you prefer to My Project.

Design intent — subject to feasibility and site measurement; any variation is agreed with you before work continues.

BTH-01DS30

Vanity tier ladder

Bathroom
Vanity tier ladder — Essential
Essential
Best for
A sound vanity where the money is better spent on getting the wet construction right.
Watch out
Fewer choices in front finish and hardware; the carcass material still has to suit a bathroom.
Cost effect
The entry point of the ladder.
Scope effect
Moisture zone governs regardless of tier — a vanity carcass is a wet-zone decision.
Responsible
Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
Vanity tier ladder — Signature
Signature
Best for
Where the vanity is a visible part of the bathroom rather than just storage.
Watch out
Easy to upgrade the front and leave the carcass and hardware under-specified.
Cost effect
Above Essential.
Scope effect
Separate the finish upgrade from the construction requirement; they are different decisions.
Responsible
Supplied and installed by ALUMAX
Vanity tier ladder — Bespoke
Bespoke
Best for
Non-standard widths, an unusual basin, or a detail that no standard unit gives.
Watch out
Longer lead time and no margin for a late basin change.
Cost effect
The top of the ladder.
Scope effect
Basin and tap must be selected before fabrication — the cut-out is not adjustable afterwards.
Responsible
Supplied and installed by ALUMAX

ELS field guidanceSettle before any quotation · costly to change later

Supplied and installed by ALUMAX

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