Fully Assembled Free Standing Bathroom Cabinet
Fully Assembled Free Standing Bathroom Cabinet
Product Overview
A fully assembled free standing bathroom cabinet arrives ready for installation, eliminating on‑site joinery and reducing labor time. The unit rests on adjustable leveling feet, allowing it to be positioned without wall anchoring while maintaining stability under typical load conditions. Standard overall dimensions range from 600 mm to 900 mm width, 450 mm to 550 mm depth, and 800 mm to 900 mm height, with internal clearance designed to accommodate common plumbing fixtures.
Construction Details
The carcass is built from 18 mm moisture‑resistant MDF or 15 mm marine‑grade plywood, providing a balance of rigidity and humidity resistance. Panels are joined using cam‑lock dowels and PVC edge banding, delivering joint shear strength typically exceeding 1.2 kN. All interior shelves are supported by concealed metal brackets rated for 25 kg uniformly distributed load per shelf.
Material Options
Panel substrates are available in three grades: standard MR‑MDF (density 650 kg/m³), E0‑rated low‑formaldehyde MDF, and BWP plywood (bond strength ≥ 1.0 MPa). Surface finishes include high‑pressure laminate (HPL) with abrasion resistance ≥ 150 cycles, melamine foil, or powder‑coated steel for decorative frames. Edge protection uses 2 mm PVC or ABS banding with heat‑seal adhesion ≥ 1.5 N/mm.
Typical Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Typical Value / Option |
|---|---|
| Overall Width | 600 mm – 900 mm (customizable) |
| Overall Depth | 450 mm – 550 mm |
| Overall Height | 800 mm – 900 mm (incl. leveling feet) |
| Panel Thickness | 15 mm – 18 mm |
| Shelf Load Capacity | 25 kg UDL per shelf |
| Leveling Foot Adjustment | 0 mm – 25 mm |
| Finish Abrasion Resistance (HPL) | ≥ 150 cycles (Taber) |
Typical Applications
Free standing cabinets are selected where wall reinforcement is impractical or where rapid reconfiguration is required. In hospitality guest rooms, the unit provides accessible storage without damaging finished walls. Healthcare facilities benefit from the ability to relocate cabinets for infection control cleaning routines. High‑end residential projects use the cabinet as a design feature that can be moved during renovations.
Customization Logic
Dimensional adjustments are made by altering panel cut lengths while maintaining the same joinery method, ensuring structural integrity across sizes. Interior layout can be modified with adjustable shelf pins, pull‑out drawers, or hinged doors with soft‑close hinges rated for 50 000 cycles. Cutouts for plumbing fixtures are routed to ± 2 mm tolerance, and reinforcement brackets are added where cutouts exceed 150 mm in width.
Quality Assurance Approach
Each unit undergoes a three‑point inspection: dimensional verification against CAD model (± 1 mm), finish adhesion test (cross‑hatch per ASTM D3359), and load test of shelves and leveling feet. Documentation includes a material certificate of conformity and a test report package available upon request. Random sampling follows ISO 2859‑1 AQL 0.65 for critical dimensions.
Packaging and Shipping
Cabinets are wrapped in 50 µm polyethylene film, protected by corner guards, and placed on a pallet with interlocking cardboard layers. For LTL shipments, a custom‑fit corrugated crate provides additional impact resistance, tested to ISTA 3A standards. Each pallet is marked with handling instructions and QR code linking to the installation manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can dimensions be customized? Yes, width, depth, and height can be adjusted in 50 mm increments within the standard range; bespoke sizes require engineering review.
- What information is needed for a quotation? Required details include overall dimensions, panel substrate, finish type, hardware preferences, and any plumbing cutout specifications.
- Which materials are available for wet environments? Marine‑grade plywood or MR‑MDF with E0 rating, paired with HPL or powder‑coated steel finishes, provide long‑term humidity resistance.
- How is quality inspected before shipment? Each unit receives dimensional, adhesion, and load verification; test records are retained for traceability.
- What packaging options exist for overseas transport? Standard palletized wrap, heat‑shrink film, and export‑grade crates are available; the latter includes ISPM‑15 compliant timber.
Next Steps
To discuss your specific requirements, provide the dimensional constraints, material preferences, and hardware specifications. Our engineering team will review the inputs and return a detailed quotation with lead time and packaging options.
