Montreal has a bathroom-renovation market that doesn’t look like anywhere else in Canada. The city’s inner boroughs (Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile End, Rosemont, Villeray, Verdun) are built almost entirely on early-twentieth-century triplex and duplex housing, and those bathrooms weren’t sized for modern fixtures. Meanwhile, Quebec’s provincial building code sits somewhat apart from the rest of Canada, and any general contractor doing meaningful renovation work needs an RBQ license. That combination shapes how bathroom projects here actually run.
Stonewood Bath is a Canadian bathroom vanities and countertops brand that builds three distinct lines (Signature, Elements, and Atelier), each designed to work inside Montreal’s particular constraints, whether that’s a Plateau triplex ensuite or a Westmount whole-home renovation.
This page lists Stonewood’s authorized dealers in Montreal, walks through how the ordering process fits Quebec’s construction practices, and shows how to start designing your vanity online.
Stonewood Bath Dealers in Montreal
Stonewood dealers in Montreal are distributed across the island: Décarie and Saint-Jacques near the west-central boroughs, Boulevard Métropolitain and Marco Polo in the northeast, and the Sainte-Catherine Est corridor into Hochelaga. Most Montreal dealers work bilingually and are familiar with Quebec renovation practices. If you’re commissioning through an entrepreneur général with an RBQ license, mention that on your first showroom visit so the dealer can align quoting with the contractor’s process.
| Dealer | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Ceramiques Pavigres Inc | 8050 Avenue Marco Polo, Montreal, QC H1E 5Y7 | 514-881-1515 |
| Espace Plomberium Acadie | 9150 Boul Lacadie, Montreal, QC H4N 2T2 | 514-385-1212 |
| Evos Boutiques & L’Atelier Pelissier | 11451 Rue Sainte-Catherine Est, Montreal, QC H1B 5R8 | 514-224-8334 |
| Galerie O | 8150 Boul Decarie, Montreal, QC H4P 2S8 | 514-789-0555 |
| Mondial Marbre & Ceramiques Inc. | 5970 Metropolitain Est., Montreal, QC H1S 1A9 | 514-252-4444 |
| NELCO Inc. | 5510 St Jacques St, Montreal, QC H4A 2E2 | 514-481-5614 |
How to find your custom bathroom vanity: 5 stages
Ordering a custom Stonewood vanity in Montreal follows a familiar shape, but each stage has a Montreal-specific detail worth knowing.
Stage 1: Measure with the house you actually have. Montreal triplex and duplex bathrooms are frequently 5 by 7 feet or smaller, with plumbing rough-ins that predate modern code. If the building has ever had a shifting foundation (common in the older boroughs), the floor may slope visibly. Measure at multiple heights, note where the floor is out of level, and bring photos.
Stage 2: Choose your series. Stonewood Signature is the most-specified line for standard Montreal renovations. Stonewood Elements consoles suit century-home ensuites especially well; the console form doesn’t fight the original architecture the way a built-in vanity often does. Stonewood Atelier is the premium personalized line for designer-led work in Westmount, Outremont, and Ville Mont-Royal.
Stage 3: Pick your finish and top. Signature offers premium painted, stained classic, and wire-brushed oak finishes. In older Montreal homes with original wood mouldings and trim, wire-brushed oak often reads more coherently than paint. Elements pairs with natural or engineered stone. Physical samples matter here because Montreal’s mixed indoor lighting (heritage sconces, retrofit LED, natural light through original windows) makes finish decisions harder from swatches alone.
Stage 4: Configure for the actual room. For narrow century-home bathrooms, the standard-depth Signature vanities are often too deep. The shallow-depth line is a better fit. For newer condos in Griffintown, Nun’s Island, or the downtown core, standard depth generally works. Stonewood cabinetry is accessory-ready across all configurations.
Stage 5: Order through your dealer. The dealer coordinates delivery into Montreal and works with your contractor on the install window. If your renovation is scheduled around the Quebec construction holiday (les vacances de la construction, typically the last two weeks of July), factor that into the lead time conversation. Your dealer will time deliveries around it.
Why custom matters in Montreal’s climate and housing stock
Montreal sits in a humid continental climate zone with cold winters and warm humid summers. Winter indoor humidity in Montreal homes routinely drops 25 percent below under forced-air heating; summer humidity often tops 75 percent. That seasonal swing is enough to warp any cabinetry that wasn’t built for wood movement. Montreal’s older housing stock amplifies the problem: pre-1950 buildings have less insulation, more air infiltration, and interior conditions that track outdoor humidity more closely than a modern-envelope home.
Stonewood addresses this with construction that flexes with the humidity range rather than resisting it. Signature cabinets use solid hardwood face-frames, hardwood dovetail drawer boxes, and plywood interiors, a build that cycles through Montreal’s swing without splitting at the joints. Elements consoles use a welded steel frame paired with solid wood panels and stone tops, which removes wood-movement risk from the structural members entirely.
The engineered quartz tops Stonewood pairs with Signature are non-porous, so they resist the mineral spotting Montreal’s municipal water supply can leave on porous surfaces. Elements natural-stone tops are an option for buyers who want that material honesty, with regular sealing to keep them stain-resistant.
Stonewood Bath collections available in Montreal
All three Stonewood series are available through Montreal dealers, though not every showroom stocks every finish and configuration. Call ahead if you’re targeting something specific.
Stonewood Signature. Bathroom vanities in standard and shallow depths, offered across a broad finish, door style, and configuration range. The most common specification for standard Montreal renovations, from Plateau triplexes to South Shore family homes.
Stonewood Elements (formerly Unik Stone). Modern bathroom consoles built around a welded steel frame with solid-wood panels and a natural or engineered stone top. Frequently specified in inner-borough century-home renovations where the console form fits the architecture better than a conventional built-in.
Stonewood Atelier (formerly DM Bath). Design-forward vanities with floating or freestanding configurations. Common in Montreal’s higher-end enclaves (Westmount, Outremont, Hampstead, the Golden Square Mile) where the primary ensuite is the design centerpiece of the renovation.
Design your own custom vanity online
Stonewood’s online configurator lets you work through series-and-spec decisions before setting foot in a showroom. Choose your line, size, finish, door style, and top, save the configuration, and bring it to your Montreal dealer for finalization. For century-home renovations where the vanity has to fit into a room the original architects never planned for, using the configurator ahead of time saves significant showroom back-and-forth.
Find your nearest Montreal showroom
For the searchable dealer list, use the Stonewood Bath dealer locator. Coverage extends across greater Montreal: Laval on the north shore, Longueuil and Brossard on the South Shore, and the West Island communities of Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Kirkland, and Pointe-Claire.
Become a Stonewood Bath dealer
Quebec is one of Stonewood’s most active dealer markets, and the network continues to expand across the province. Independent showrooms, plumbing supply houses, and kitchen-and-bath specialists interested in carrying Stonewood can apply through stonewoodbath.com.
Can a Stonewood vanity fit into a narrow Plateau or Mile End bathroom?
Yes. Stonewood’s shallow-depth vanity configurations are designed for exactly this situation: bathrooms where the standard 21-inch cabinet depth eats too much of the floor. The Atelier floating configuration is another useful option; lifting the vanity off the floor visually opens a small room and clears the sight line from the door. Your dealer can walk through both options during the showroom visit.
How long does a custom Stonewood vanity take to deliver in Montreal?
Signature lead times are shortest. Elements consoles take longer because the steel frame and stone top are fabricated to order. Atelier vanities sit between the two. If your project timeline crosses the Quebec construction holiday (last two weeks of July), your dealer will factor that into the delivery window. Firm timing comes at order placement.
Does Stonewood Bath have dealers outside Montreal in Quebec?
Yes. Quebec is one of Stonewood’s strongest markets, with dealer coverage across greater Montreal, Quebec City, the Eastern Townships, Laurentides, Outaouais, and the Saguenay region. Nationally, Stonewood dealers operate across Ontario, the Maritimes, the Prairies, Alberta, and British Columbia. Use the Stonewood Bath dealer locator to search by postal code.
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