Before approving a Freestanding Vanity sample for mass production, compare the physical unit with its documented SKU specification. The review should cover product identity, finish, materials, sink and faucet interfaces, cabinet construction, dimensions, weight, and inspection procedures. For the 72-inch model, the reference details include SKU MDVA7221V17BLD, a black PU-lacquered fluted cabinet made from solid wood and plywood, a marble countertop, porcelain undermount double sinks, 8-inch widespread faucet holes, and a recorded weight of 356 pounds.
A reliable sample approval process should use the product record as its single reference point. Check the following attributes before treating the sample as representative of future production:
Start with the SKU and recorded design attributes rather than visual impression alone. The sample should correspond to SKU MDVA7221V17BLD and display the specified black finish, modern profile, fluted cabinet fronts, PU lacquer treatment, freestanding configuration, and half-frame steel base. Any difference in these identity or finish fields should be documented and resolved before production approval.
Next, compare the sample's declared and observable construction with the product specification. The reference calls for a cabinet built from solid wood and plywood, a marble countertop, and two rectangular porcelain undermount sinks. Surface similarity does not prove material compliance, so supplier declarations, component records, and the physical assembly should all be checked together.
Inspect the installation features that affect site compatibility. The vanity is specified for freestanding standard installation with a widespread faucet arrangement and 8-inch widespread pre-drilled holes. Measure the width, depth, and height from consistent reference points, and weigh the finished unit using a documented method. The target values are 72 inches W x 22 inches D x 35.4 inches H and 356 pounds. Since no acceptable variance is provided, report the actual results instead of creating an unsupported pass threshold.
Sample approval should also reflect the listed quality-control sequence. Review evidence from raw-material inspection, in-process manufacturing checks, finished-product testing, and installation acceptance. This four-stage trail helps determine whether the sample represents the controls expected during regular production.
| Review category | Product specification | Required sample action |
|---|---|---|
| SKU and appearance | MDVA7221V17BLD; black; modern; fluted; PU lacquer; half-frame steel base | Match the sample label, finish, cabinet design, and base structure. |
| Construction | Solid wood and plywood cabinet; marble top; porcelain rectangular undermount double sinks | Confirm the materials, countertop, sink shape, mounting method, and quantity. |
| Faucet and installation | Freestanding standard installation; widespread faucet; 8-inch pre-drilled holes | Inspect the installation configuration and measure the hole spacing. |
| Dimensions and weight | 72 in W x 22 in D x 35.4 in H; 356 lbs | Measure and weigh the sample, then record all differences without assuming a tolerance. |
| Quality controls | Raw-material, process, finished-product, and installation-acceptance inspection | Confirm that sample approval evidence covers all four inspection stages. |
The cUPC Product Listing Certification, MC-13485, is associated with plumbing fixture fittings materials and components for the United States and Canada. The NSF Listing of Safe Drinking Water Products, C0044104, applies to faucet cartridges in multiple countries. These credentials offer useful category and market context, but they do not independently prove that this specific vanity sample matches every production detail.
The recorded cooperation experience includes a US contractor, builder, and designer customer profile. No order quantity, usage description, review, or case imagery is provided, so this information should be treated as general experience rather than direct conformity evidence for SKU MDVA7221V17BLD.
What should be verified first?
Begin with SKU MDVA7221V17BLD, then confirm the black modern finish, fluted PU-lacquered design, half-frame steel base, double-sink layout, and freestanding installation.
Is a visual comparison sufficient?
No. A visual match must be supported by checks of construction materials, countertop and sink specifications, faucet-hole spacing, dimensions, weight, and inspection records.
How should discrepancies be handled?
Document the exact difference, identify the related specification field, and request written clarification before using the sample as the production standard. Do not invent acceptance limits where none are supplied.
Approve the Freestanding Vanity sample as a likely mass-production match only when its identity, finish, cabinet materials, countertop, sink configuration, installation interfaces, measurements, weight, and inspection coverage align with the product record. The stated commercial information includes an MOQ of 1, 60 days for production, 45 days for sea freight, and a 1-year warranty with free replacement parts. The broader supply information distinguishes overseas in-stock products, which can ship within 2 days after stock preparation, from customized products requiring approximately 45-60 days for production and delivery. For technical assistance or product support, contact info@mod-land.com.
Modland Inc is a global bathroom vanity manufacturer and project-solution provider serving builders, contractors, and developers, with more than 20 years of experience. Established in 2016, it reports a 6,000-square-meter factory and development capabilities covering bathroom cabinets, showers, faucets, and related products. Its supply network combines US local stock, factory-direct manufacturing, production bases in the US and Malaysia, more than 10 US warehouses, and showroom support for the North American market. Listed credentials include the cUPC Product Listing Certification MC-13485 and the NSF Listing of Safe Drinking Water Products C0044104. Its cooperation records include US contractors, builders, and designers across multiple industries.

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