1800mm Shaving Cabinets

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1800mm shaving cabinets buying guide 1800mm is a wide format shaving cabinet, generally built for a double vanity or a long single run of wall rather than a standard single-basin bathroom, made here by Timberline and ADP across a range of door and shelf configurations, including Timberline's Denver, Tennessee and Sanremo models. Choosing a configuration Some models in this width add a fixed open shelf alongside the mirrored doors, such as ADP's Glacier Lite Shelf, useful for items that don't need to be hidden away, while others, like Timberline's Sutherland House, run mirrored doors the full width for maximum concealed storage. Sizing it to the room A cabinet this wide needs a genuinely long, uninterrupted wall run to sit correctly. If the available wall space is narrower, see 1200mm shaving cabinets or 900mm shaving cabinets for a better fit. Browse the full shaving cabinets range for every size and brand. { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [ { "@type": "Question", "name": "What suits an 1800mm shaving cabinet, compared to smaller sizes?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "1800mm is the largest standard width in the shaving cabinet range, so it suits a wide vanity, a double-basin setup, or a wall where maximum mirror and storage width is the priority over a compact footprint. Where a 900 to 1200mm cabinet suits a single basin or a modest double vanity, 1800mm is generally chosen for larger main bathrooms or ensuites with a long run of wall space above the vanity. For narrower spaces, our 1200mm shaving cabinets or 1500mm shaving cabinets ranges may be a better fit." } }, { "@type": "Question", "name": "Should an 1800mm shaving cabinet be one unit or two side-by-side cabinets?", "acceptedAnswer": { "@type": "Answer", "text": "Both approaches are used. A single 1800mm-wide unit gives one continuous mirror and storage run with no visible join, which suits a clean, uninterrupted look above a double vanity. Two narrower c