When planning and redecorating your bathroom, saving money can be accomplished with discount vanities.
It should not surprise you that redoing your bathroom can be expensive.
But, you can slim down your costs in several ways, one of which is buying discount vanities.
Many different home improvements and discount stores sell vanities at a cheaper price.
Before buying, do some searching.
Here are some questions you need to think over: Question One: Should You Sacrifice Quality for a Good Price? If you are thinking about purchasing a discount vanity, you may assume that you will have to give up quality for the price.
In most cases, the places selling the discount vanities are doing so because minor bit of damage happened to them, or they were irregular in one way or another.
Oftentimes, these scratch and dent marks are very slight, and you won't see them unless looking very carefully or they may require some slight repairs.
Minor scratches or dents will not make your vanity necessarily a lower quality.
If damage is too visible, you may not want it, no matter what the price.
If you do buy a slightly damaged vanity, then the next three questions become more crucial than before.
Question Two: Does Your Vanity Come with A Warranty? It should be noted that all vanities from discount stores are not damaged goods, but simply overstocked merchandise that can be sold at a lower price to move the stock.
This is how the merchants can pass the savings on to their customers.
If by chance, you do see a scratch or dent vanity available at a lower price and you are thinking of buying it, you should be certain that the warranty is still good.
If you want the damage to your vanity to be slight, hidden or hard to see, it needs to be a cosmetic natured problem.
You don't want to allow the damage to harm the way your vanity functions.
Its usefulness or sturdiness should not be a problem.
If the price paid does not include warranty, you are not saving any money.
Question Three: Where Did Your Vanity Come From? Before you make your purchase, be sure you know where the vanity came from.
In many situations, the vanity was simply the wrong size or color for the previous customer.
Issues like that have no impact on the quality or sturdiness of the vanity itself.
This, therefore; would not affect your purchase, as long as the vanity has a warranty as already spoken about.
If the damage to the vanity is more than cosmetic, or results from water damage or worse, it would not be something you will want to buy.
If the damage was not visible to the casual user with a slight touch up, you may consider the purchase.
There are many opportunities to buy functional and attractive scratch and dent vanities, so don't settle for less.
Question Four: If you locate a good-quality vanity that was returned by the former customer because it didn't fit, or had slight cosmetic scratch and dent damage, it may be a good deal for you to purchase it.
However, if the vanity is poorly made or if it was quoted as poor quality from the previous owner, again, stay away from this.
Discount stores already slash prices, even the perfect vanity will end up costing you less that it will at a regular retail store.
Finding a vanity that has slight damage or just one that was simply returned will become an extra bonus for you.
Now that you have answered all the questions, you should feel more confident in your decision for making your purchase.
Is the discount bathroom vanity the route you want to go to secure your vanity for your home? You can save a heap of money this way, but you have to comb all the fine details and know what you are doing, and know what you are buying.
You don't want to be sorry for the choice you made, think, select, and enjoy!