Wood in the bathroom is no longer a taboo topic. Quite the opposite. Wooden tables are a beautiful base for white ceramic countertop sinks. If painted carefully and everywhere, wooden vanity tops are already water-repellent and wipeable. If treated correctly, the wooden vanity will still look like new for years to come. You only need to oil it two to three times a year. It's best to use hard wax oil to prevent water from penetrating the wood. In this article you will find out what else you should pay attention to and how elegant it looks in the bathroom.
Wooden washbasins can be combined with any interior style, be it modern or rustic. The warm wood tones of the solid wood panels bring a touch of nature into the modern bathroom and make it completea real oasis of well-being. However, installing a wooden panel in the bathroom is not an easy decision because there is a fear that the moisture in the air and the water could cause problems. But wooden vanities are suitable for the bathroom as long as they are well cared for and treated properly during installation and throughout their lifespan.
How should he be treated properly?
The washbasin can only consist of a wooden panel that is attached to the wall. On itThe countertop washbasin is installed. Find out which types of hardwood are suitable for use in the bathroom. The MDF panels are extremely susceptible to water damage and must be carefully sealed. You can also use wood species that are not specifically designed for this purpose, such as remnants of solid wood floors. Make sure that the wooden vanity top must be strong enough to hold the weight of the countertop washbasin. Seal the inside edge of the sink and the faucet openings with clear silicone and apply another thin line around the base of the countertop sink. The wood panel can be treated in a variety of ways. Since it will be exposed to a lot of water, make sure the surface is waterproof to prevent damage. If you like the look of the natural wood, you can just oil and varnish the panel to protect the surface.
Build from wooden strips
With compartment for towels
Wood as a base for white ceramic washbasins
Unbearbeiteter Look
In a rustic style
Combine with natural stone slabs on the wall
A towel rack at the bottom is a good decision
Made from pure natural wood
Round countertop washbasin in stone look
Make your own from pallets
With integrated base cabinet
Beautiful wood grain
Wall tiles with a wood look
