Genta 30.5 in. W x 18.75 in. D Bath Vanity in Deep Blue with Cultured Marble Vanity Top in Silver Ash with White Sink

Moen 30” Vanity—Disappointing. I am a fan of Moen faucets and bathroom accessories. I was expecting better quality from a vanity that bears their name. I was disappointed. Here is why. 1. Manufacturing defects: The top-drawer box is not correctly aligned with the attached slide section. This resulted in the top edge of the drawer front sticking out about 3/16” beyond the bottom edge with is flush with the sides of the faceframe. While I have the experience to correct this, most customers won’t expect to make these kinds of changes. 2. There are gaps between the faceframe vertical and horizontal pieces about 1/16” in width. If this is intentional it is not attractive. If the faceframe featured something like pocket screws to hold it together or other joinery, this would not have occurred. The pieces are merely glued to the vanity case behind the faceframe, which is not a very strong way to do cabinet joinery. Usually there are dadoes or pockets screws or something similar. 3. The vertical faceframe pieces reveal the raw edge of the vanity sides—about 1/32 to 1/16 of an inch but just enough to create this unattractive light-colored vertical line interrupting the dark blue (almost slate color) of the vanity. Then there are the inexpensive techniques of joinery and materials that are disappointing. 1. The vanity features staples and plastic braces in all four upper corners versus screwed in place angle braces or other means of attachment. While a number of low-end cabinet makers join there boxes this way, using them as the main method both front and rear struck me as too cheap for the cost of the vanity and not in line with the quality I think of when I think of Moen. 2. Not only are the box sides particle board. So are the back and front cross braces. There are no real wood members nor any dadoes to help strengthen the box structure. 3. Drawer boxes are completely stapled together. There are no dadoes anywhere or other types of joints (dovetail, doweled, dadoed). The drawer bottoms are stapled and don’t float inside the drawer sides. Floating bottoms are used in many/most drawers of even low cost cabinets. Even knocked down (KD) closet storage drawers tend to have better joinery. 4. The cabinet back strength depends on 1/8” thick fiberboard stapled to the sides and cross pieces to hold the rear of the cabinet together. While having such a large opening in the back of the cabinet allows a wide range of supply pipe and drain line locations to work without cutting, it also minimizes the “anti-racking” strength of the cabinet box. Then there is the solid surface top supplied with the vanity. It features an usually short backsplash that is part of the overall height measurement of the vanity. It seems like another 1 or 1-1/2 inches overall height would have made for a vanity more comfortable for use by adult and adolescents. I knew that the overall depth was less than standard vanities from major cabinet makers, but the shorter height and small backsplash add to the impression that the vanity is “little”. The backsplash portion of the top underwent some sort of grinding or sanding operation at the factory that made it tapered at the back of both ends. While caulking will probably conceal that defect, it adds to the impression of poor quality control at the factory. In summary, there isn’t anything in the list of issues that could not be corrected at a reasonably small cost involving changes in materials and processes. I would think Moen would want better quality in a product that bears the Moen name. I believe several changes are in order even if it raises the price by 5 to 10%. Please see the pictures that support the statements made about quality. Please note that photos are limited to six or I would have documented the issues in even greater detail. I plan to place a call to Moen support and discuss this review and hope to post an update with the results of that call.

Love the color combination, the vanity top is very nice but if you notice on the photos, it's not painting very carefully, it's crooked. The vanity top/sink is all one piece, painted two different colors. The cabinet is nice and the way the drawers are designed it makes the installation easy to run the pipes. The drawer hardware included is nice, but I'm buying my own as I want the champagne/brushed gold color (this is what's trending now). The brushed color goes really nice with dark blue and this is why I chose this vanity. The rear backsplash is connected, all one piece so you can't remove it. The quality is good for the price, so I would definitely recommend it. It's well made, just need to work on quality issues due to the paint being crooked where the sink and top transition.

I like the colors and design! The vanity is good and provides a lot of storage spaces, however (to be fair to other producers of vanities I dealt with), I can give only 4 to 4.5 stars mainly for quality issues. Let’s make it ordered. Deep blue color for the cabinet and light ash top with white sink – perfect combination of colors! Great taste! Love it. Design should allow you to connect your vanity to drain and water lines with no issues. Water lines may require some organization in order to be away from drawers (I did not do installation yet, so this is my guess). Drawers – will give you tones of storage space for multiple items you may want to store under the sink. Will help you with organizing! Excellent. Unfortunately, with all excellences listed above there are issues. Specifically, I found top drawer front face bent (not in line with the surface). It is about 1/8” to 1/4” misalignment – hard to see on pictures. Moreover, inside the drawers coating on top of compressed fiberboard pieces (and yes it is a lot of fiberboard) is not perfect some damages and imperfections can be noted (see picture). Finally, I found hardware installed and included for self-installation (handles, hinges) of average to below quality (again in comparison with other vanities I dealt with in my house). As a conclusion, this vanity from Moen deserves attention. Though, knowing the company (I do have a few faucets in my house – all are very high quality) it can (should) make better vanities. Recommend, but with small reservations!

Great Purchase and Quality

We really love this vanity. It looks great in our bathroom. We had no problems installing. The sink does not come attached so we had to glue it in place. I would recommend to anyone.

Quality was so so. Was upset to see Home Depot makes a white version of this under a different brand. I thought I was paying for Moen quality but it’s just a vanity using their name.