B2B Free Standing Oak Bathroom Cabinet

This free‑standing cabinet is engineered for commercial bathroom installations where durability, dimensional stability, and aesthetic consistency are required. Constructed from solid European oak, it resists swelling and warping in high‑humidity environments while providing a premium visual finish.

Materials and Construction

The cabinet uses 18 mm thick, kiln‑dried oak boards with a moisture content stabilized to 8 % ± 2 %. Panels are joined with blind dovetail joints on all corners, providing tensile strength exceeding 2.5 kN per joint. Edge bands are matched oak veneer, sealed with a moisture‑blocking primer before the final finish.

Dimensions and Load Capacity

Parameter	Typical Value
Overall Height	800 mm
Overall Width	500 mm
Overall Depth	460 mm
Shelf Thickness	18 mm
Load Capacity per Shelf	30 kg (uniformly distributed)
Total Weight (unpacked)	22 kg

Finish Options

• Natural penetrating oil – enhances grain, provides water‑repellent surface, VOC‑free.
• UV‑cured polyurethane – high abrasion resistance, 150 % increase in scratch resistance vs oil.
• Water‑based lacquer – low‑odor, fast cure, meets EN 71‑3 safety standards for touch.

Customization Options

• Adjustable shelving – 25 mm pitch holes, load‑rated brackets.
• Integrated LED lighting – 12 V strip, IP44 rated, optional motion sensor.
• Cut‑outs for plumbing fixtures – CNC machined to ±0.5 mm tolerance.
• Alternative wood species – white oak, ash, or walnut upon request.
• Custom dimensions – width, height, depth adjustable in 10 mm increments.

Applications

In hotel guest bathrooms, the cabinet’s resistance to cyclic humidity changes prevents joint loosening over typical 5‑year refurbishment cycles. For spa and wellness centers, the sealed finish withstands frequent exposure to essential oils and cleaning agents without delamination. Healthcare facilities benefit from the smooth, non‑porous surface that supports routine disinfection protocols, reducing microbial retention compared to laminated alternatives.

Quality Control

Each panel undergoes moisture content verification before assembly; joints are tested for shear strength using a universal testing machine with a minimum acceptance of 2.0 kN. Finish adhesion is measured via cross‑hatch tape test (ASTM D3359) requiring a rating of 5B or better. Final inspection includes dimensional verification against CAD models (±0.3 mm) and visual grading for grain consistency and defect absence.

Packaging and Shipping

Cabinets are shipped either flat‑packed with pre‑drilled connector holes or fully assembled based on customer preference. Flat‑pack units are placed in double‑wall corrugated cartons with corner protectors and internal foam spacers to limit movement. Assembled units are wrapped in breathable polyethylene film, then secured in a wooden crate with humidity‑absorbing sachets to maintain equilibrium relative humidity during transit.

Lead Time

Standard configurations ship within 4‑5 weeks after receipt of purchase order. Projects requiring custom dimensions, alternative finishes, or integrated hardware typically extend lead time to 6‑8 weeks, subject to material availability and production scheduling.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can dimensions be customized? Yes, width, height, and depth can be adjusted in 10 mm increments; custom drawings are required for quotation.
• What information is needed before quotation? Required details include overall dimensions, desired finish, shelving configuration, any cut‑outs for plumbing or electrical, and quantity.
• What wood species are available? Standard is European oak; white oak, ash, and walnut are available upon request with potential cost adjustments.
• How is quality inspected? See Quality Control section – moisture content, joint shear strength, finish adhesion, and dimensional verification are performed on every batch.
• What packaging methods are offered? Flat‑pack in corrugated cartons with corner protection, or fully assembled in wooden crates with internal humidity control.
• How are export shipments protected? Packaging includes vapor‑barrier liners, desiccant packs, and ISPM‑15 compliant pallets to meet international shipping regulations.
• What is the typical production lead time? See Lead Time section – 4‑5 weeks for standard, 6‑8 weeks for customized orders.
• How are samples arranged? Sample units can be supplied upon request; shipping costs are borne by the requester and credited against subsequent orders.

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For technical data sheets, pricing, or to discuss a custom specification, please contact our sales engineering team.

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