Floating Bathroom Vanity With Lit Mirror

Bathroom Vanity / Plywood Cabinet / Model 7033

Storage on this cabinet is spread across three doors rather than stacked into drawers, and each one is opened on a groove cut along its top edge. Above the counter the mirror unit keeps a column of shelves open, so the things used twice a day are in sight instead of behind a door.

Model 7033 - three off white doors across the front and a lit mirror unit with an open shelf column above

Three doors, divided by what goes in them

Three off white doors, each opened by a groove cut along its top edge

The front divides into three doors of similar width, so what is behind them can be sorted by use instead of being squeezed into a single opening. Each door carries a groove cut along its top edge, a hand goes into the groove, and the door comes forward with no bar handle standing off the face.

Three doors work here because the cabinet hangs on the wall and the whole front sits at working height. On a unit standing on a plinth the lower half would be somewhere you have to kneel to reach.

The doors are off white while the frame around them and the cabinet sides show light wood grain. Above the counter the top and bowl are one white moulding, with a black single lever tap standing behind.

An open lit column between two mirror doors

Two mirror doors with an open, lit column of wooden shelves between them

The unit above is faced in the same light wood grain. Two mirror doors sit either side of an open column of wooden shelves, which is lit from inside so the bottles on it can be found without turning on the room light. A light strip runs down the outer edge.

Two touch controls sit low on the larger mirror door, and keeping that column open means the mirror face itself stays free of the clutter that usually gathers in front of it.

Points the photographs do not answer

Model 7033 with the open shelf column of the mirror unit in use

The pictures answer the questions of shape: the three door front and its groove cut pulls, the off white panels in a light wood frame, the counter and bowl moulded as one, and the mirror unit with two doors, its open wooden shelf column, its light strip and its touch controls.

They answer nothing at all about size, board build up, basin material, finish schedule, certification or commercial terms, and those are the rows below marked available configurations to be confirmed. Give us the wall run and the finish, and the answer will be written for model 7033.

Key specifications

Questions before you buy 7033

What height and depth should I plan for?

Most vanities are set with the cabinet top between 800 mm and 900 mm above the floor, with roughly 850 mm a comfortable working height, and most are between 450 mm and 550 mm deep so there is room to stand back from the bowl. A hung cabinet such as 7033 is levelled when it is fixed, which leaves that choice open on site. Sizes for this model are not carried in the pictures and appear above as available configurations to be confirmed.

What should I look at to judge value in a bathroom vanity?

Value tends to come from having fewer separate fittings rather than fewer panels. Three plain doors with the pulls cut as grooves, as here, mean no bar handles to buy and nothing to work loose, and the mirror unit carries its own lighting. Board build up and finishes come back above as available configurations to be confirmed, so the comparison lands on the parts that decide how long it lasts.

How does a vanity hold up in a steamy bathroom?

Condensation only causes trouble where it can sit. A cabinet that is sealed at the edges, wiped over after use and left to dry with the extract fan running will outlast one in the same room that is never aired. Keeping damp towels off the front helps as well, since a panel that stays wet at its lower edge loses that edge first.

Is one wide basin as good as two smaller ones?

Where two people use the room at the same time, two bowls and two mirrors usually save more time than one wide bowl, while a single bowl is the better use of space if only one person uses it. Model 7033 as photographed is a single bowl set. Tell us the run you have and the same detailing can be quoted across a longer cabinet with two bowls.