Chambly 48 in. W Vanity in Linen White with Ceramic Vanity Top in White with White Basin (4-piece)

I was a little worried after reading a few reviews about the legs being a little fragile. This vanity is amazing end it was pretty easy to put together. It is so gorgeous in the bathroom. Very impressed and the sink looks very expensive especially having the Koehler name. Who would’ve thought it was so reasonable. Great job kohler

This is a beautiful sink. Well made and easy to put together. I purchased 2 for my building and will be upgrading the remaining bathroom with this sink.

I purchased the wood (NOT MDF! Yay!) cabinet at an excellent price in March at Home Depot and installed it this month. The screws provided for attaching the legs were too long and protrude into the cabinet if tightened correctly. Since these are the screws that came with the set, it can be assumed that the holes were incorrectly drilled. You won't see this imperfection unless you are looking inside the cabinet. The pictures included in this review show the screws pushing through the wood on the left side of the cabinet interior. Another detail: Be aware of how you mount the legs onto the cabinet. The Kohler instructions are lacking in the detail that leg brace assembly should go a certain direction so it does not look off-center from the cabinet. We did not realize we had misaligned the leg assembly on the right until the unit was braced to the wall with the sink and faucet connected to the vanity. The leg assembly was then switched around and now sits correctly under the cabinet. Still, I wish we knew ahead of time. I thought it might have been intentionally off center for the vanity bridge piece, if added to the unit. The cabinet fits well in the area, and coordinates nicely with the Kohler 24" medicine cabinet. This style was a change from our previous cracked sink MDF composition vanity cabinet purchased from a famous Swedish furniture store numerous years ago. For the faucet, we picked out a waterfall style 8" widespread design that worked well with the vanity unit. We will see how long it lasts. I am considering using some wood putty and repainting the floor of the interior of the cabinet to repair the damage from the screws.

I bought this vanity for a 1/2 bath. I put it together and moved it to side. As I was moving it, one side of the vanity caught the edge of the cardboard box it came in and the legs literally ripped out of the body of the vanity! WHAT?! HOW?? I barley pushed it! The bottom is MDF/Fiber board and it is TOTAL GARGAGE!!!

Nice for the price, got on sale at THD, good quality base cabinet and nice top. Would buy again if the next customer wants it.

This is a great vanity! I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 becuase the holes for the faucet are set back a little too far; you have to carefully consider the type of faucet you install with it. Initially, we installed a typical faucet where the water comes out from below the spout but found that we either had to hit our hands on the bottom back of the sink while washing them or if we raised up higher in the sink, water would splash all over the top of the sink. We ended up replacing the faucet with one that pours water from above the spout. We also used a different door pull than the one that came with the vanity so it could be used to hold a hand towel and we placed a medium sized basket underneath the sink for extra bath towels.

After reading thr reviews and the specs that thisbisbmade with wood I figured it can’t be that bad. After getting the legs on and getting the top on the one side buckled and came crashing down. The base is not even made of wood but rather a cheap particle board

Very disappointed with Kohler. DON’T BUY THE CHAMBLY LINE OF PRODUCTS!!!!! The legs are anchored into MDF/Fiberboard??? Why such a weak construction? Right out of the box, I installed the legs, went to tip it over when the legs ripped out of the MDF and it crashed to the ground. Hoew could this be, I thought I bought one of the the best, you know Kohler??? Couldn’t wait to install the Chambly vanity into our bathroom. With limited time to install the vanity myself it looked like an easy job. Now I have the disruption of no sink in the bathroom until I figure out what to do. Yes, I could get a replacement or my money back but I need a sink NOW! The best thing for now is to install some wood on the bottom of the cabinet to reinforce the legs but I bought KOHLER because I wanted sturdy quality, neither of which I got with my $400 purchase. My advice, DON’T BUY THE CHAMBLY LINE OF PRODUCTS!!!!!!

We were hit by Harvey. I had lots of time to search for just what I wanted. I really like the style of this vanity. On Style I give this 5 stars, but I'm disappointed on how it's been working out. First the some assembly required is NO joke. This is on the level of IKEA and don't forget your level. That alone didn't cause my rating to drop too much. The fact that I have only used the unit two months and it is already showing signs of damage really disappoints me. First, I put a warm cup of coffee on the marble and it left a ring that I can not remove. I was told that the finish was burnt from my cup by a friend. The coffee wasn't even that hot! Second, two adults use this bathroom. The front cabinet door has water damage from water splashing over and draining down the front onto the door and collecting there. See the pictures of two months of average use. I am very careful to not get water down the front of the sink now, but if it looks like this after two months, what can I expect after two years? :(

I purchased this 24 inch set for our small half bathroom on the first floor. I give the ceramic top five stars. It is very nice. The cabinet is about what you should expect for the price. It's decent, so four stars. Overall, I think this set is a very good value and we are happy with it.