United StatesThis vanity was what I'd hoped for - beautiful and functional. But it landed on a pallet in our driveway. The vanity was marked as 250lbs on the box, the counter was 90lbs and the sinks were another 40lbs each. Our master bath is up a set of stairs that changes direction twice and has limited ceiling height. As a result, we called movers (3 people, 3 hour minimum) to take away the old vanity and put this one in place. We are handy enough that we could attach the sinks to the countertop but it took time, saw horses, our own adhesive caulk (not included) and the ability to move the sinks. It was fussy and heavy at the same time, with very limited instructions. We needed the movers to get that up the stairs and in place as well. In general, this is not what I'd consider a "do it yourself" vanity (we were able to do all the plumbing work, but we are very experienced in that regard). I'm happy now that it's in place and functional. And I'm happy that the discount we received from this site nearly covered the cost of the movers.
