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   bilyo | May 17, 2022 10:57pm | #1

   Keep ease of maintenance in mind. Hard surfaces are best; quartz (man made), granite, plastic laminate, etc.

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   pantalones868 | May 18, 2022 03:20am | #2

   What are you referring to? The cabinet? The counter tops ?
   I have blown off sheet goods in cabinet making and only build them out of wood. There's nothing wrong with using plywood ,I build out of wood because I prefer it. I would stay away from particle board. A sink cabinet is almost certainly going to have at sometime in the future a water incident.
   Your choice of a sink will have a lot to do with what you use for a counter top. There are too many possibilities to even list. Stone of all sorts, laminates of all sorts, other man-made materials specifically made for counter tops, tile ,cement, even wood. Tile isn't popular these days which tends to make me like it more.

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   roy.unit8c | May 18, 2022 07:50am | #3

   I like tile too. Why? Because my wife does a good job laying, measuring, and marking tile for cutting and I do the cutting, nipping, and rasping. I have a small, electric, wet tile cutting saw.

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   BillieRuben | Mar 21, 2023 08:27am | #6

   I love tile! Just be sure to properly waterproof under them so the wood below doesn't rot from the water that gets absorbed by the grout.

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   _mj_ | Dec 29, 2022 07:32am | #4

   Old thread revived by spam

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   bergenfurniture | Mar 20, 2023 07:27am | #5

   If cost is not a constraint, then solid wood serves as the best material to use for bathroom vanity cabinets. Wood comes with a diverse range of options – birch, oak, maple, polar, etc. MDF also has 30% solid wood and proves to be a good choice. Other popular options which are also cost-effective are tile, plywood, and PVC.