OEM Free Standing Bathroom Cabinet Wholesale

Product Overview

Free standing bathroom cabinets are self‑supporting units that do not require wall anchoring, making them suitable for retrofit projects where structural modifications are limited. Each unit consists of a rigid carcass, adjustable shelves, and integrated door hardware designed for repeated use in humid environments.

Design & Engineering

The carcass is constructed from 18 mm thick moisture‑resistant MDF with a PVC edge band, providing a bending stiffness of approximately 2.4 kN·m² per meter width. Corner joints use reinforced cam‑lock fasteners that sustain a shear load of up to 1.2 kN without loosening after 5 000 cycles.

Internal shelves are 16 mm thick, adjustable in 25 mm increments via concealed metal brackets, allowing a uniform load distribution of up to 30 kg per shelf when loaded centrally.

Material Selection

Core panels are available in E1‑grade MDF, marine‑grade plywood, or high‑density particleboard, each with a formaldehyde emission rate below 0.05 ppm. Surface finishes include melamine laminate (0.2 mm thickness), PVC foil, or water‑based UV lacquer, all tested for 240 h exposure to 95 % relative humidity at 40 °C without delamination.

Hardware options comprise stainless‑steel hinges (grade 304, 50 000‑cycle rating), zinc‑alloy drawer slides (dynamic load 25 kg), and adjustable leg levelers with a load capacity of 150 kg per cabinet.

Dimensional Flexibility

Standard widths range from 400 mm to 800 mm in 100 mm increments; heights from 800 mm to 2000 mm in 200 mm steps; depths from 350 mm to 550 mm in 50 mm steps. Custom dimensions are achievable within ±5 mm tolerance using CNC‑cut panels.

Leg height can be set between 100 mm and 200 mm to accommodate uneven flooring, with leveling adjustment of ±10 mm via threaded inserts.

Hardware & Installation

Doors are equipped with soft‑close dampers rated for 30 000 cycles, reducing impact force to below 2 N. Wall‑free installation relies on four adjustable legs; the cabinet’s center of gravity remains within the base footprint when loaded to 80 % of rated capacity, ensuring stability without additional anchoring.

Pre‑drilled mounting plates allow optional wall‑bracket attachment for seismic zones, providing a shear resistance of up to 3 kN per bracket.

Customization Options

• Choice of panel thickness (16 mm, 18 mm, 22 mm)
• Edge banding colors (white, gray, wood grain, custom)
• Interior accessories: pull‑out baskets, towel rails, internal lighting (LED strip, 12 V, 5 W/m)
• Locking mechanisms: cam lock, push‑to‑latch, electronic keypad (IP44)
• Branding: laser‑etched logo, silk‑screened label, or removable magnetic plate

Typical Applications

Hotels and resorts utilize these cabinets in guest bathrooms where rapid refurbishment is required; the free‑standing design avoids damage to existing tiling. In multi‑family residential projects, units serve as interim storage during renovation phases, allowing occupants to retain access to essentials.

Healthcare facilities specify cabinets with antimicrobial surface coatings and smooth, seam‑free interiors to meet infection‑control standards. Retail showrooms employ them as display fixtures for bathroom accessories, benefiting from the unit’s mobility and load‑bearing shelving.

Quality Assurance

Each production batch undergoes dimensional verification (±0.5 mm) on CNC‑cut panels, adhesion testing of edge bands (ASTM D903, minimum 1.5 N/mm), and humidity cycling (48 h at 90 % RH, 35 °C) to detect any swelling or delamination.

Functional testing includes 5 000 open‑close cycles for doors and drawers, load testing of shelves to 150 % of rated capacity for 10 min, and leg‑stability assessment under a 200 kg offset load. Results are recorded in a traceable QC log accessible to customers upon request.

Packaging & Logistics

Cabinets are packed in double‑wall corrugated cartons with 10 mm polyethylene foam corner protectors and interstitial cardboard dividers to prevent panel‑to‑panel contact. Each carton is marked with handling symbols (keep dry, this side up) and a QR code linking to the product’s installation guide.

Standard pallet configuration holds 12 units (1.2 m × 1.0 m × 2.2 m), suitable for 20‑ft and 40‑ft containers. For LTL shipments, individual cartons are strapped to pallets with PET bands, achieving a compression resistance of 8 kN.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can dimensions be customized? Yes, width, height, depth, and leg height can be adjusted within the ranges specified; custom tooling is not required for changes under 50 mm.
• What information is required before quotation? Provide required external dimensions, panel material preference, finish type, hardware selections, and order quantity.
• What materials are available? E1‑grade MDF, marine plywood, high‑density particleboard; finishes include melamine, PVC foil, and UV lacquer.
• How is quality inspected? Dimensional checks, adhesion tests, humidity cycling, and functional cycle tests as described in the Quality Assurance section.
• What packaging methods are available? Standard double‑wall cartons with foam corners; optional wooden crates for high‑value or fragile shipments.
• How are export shipments protected? Cartons are sealed with moisture‑resistant tape, pallets are stretch‑wrapped, and containers are fitted with desiccant bags to maintain RH below 60 % during transit.
• What is the typical production lead time? 15–20 working days for orders up to 200 units; larger volumes are scheduled per production capacity.
• How are samples arranged? Sample units are produced upon receipt of a signed sample agreement and shipped via express courier; costs are credited against the first purchase order.

Get a Quote

To receive a detailed quotation, share your project specifications via the contact form. Our engineering team will review dimensions, material choices, and hardware requirements, then return a itemized proposal with lead‑time and pricing within two business days.