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Love the mirrors and towel warmer what brands are they?

7 years ago

Fantastic bathroom, I am using it as a model for a reno here in Canada. I am wondering whether the cabinets open, given the ledge below, and where they're from. Also, fantastic towel warmer, it must be European.

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James Regan Construction Ltd
7 years ago
hi. The mirror cabinets all open and were bespoke. design from site. Easily replicated . with light box below all cabinets below again bespoke.
bcdecofanatic
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7 years ago
Thank you for the reply. You have great concepts and execution looks wonderful. Hoping I can replicate a version using ready-made mirror cabinets.

Cheers!

Bethany
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James Regan Construction Ltd
7 years ago
Hi Bethany, You can use ikea kitchen wall cabinets as the units and make you own mdf doors, than have the mirrors made and stuck to the face of the door. just have to make sure this door does not end up more than 18mm thick or that 2 doors do not open against each other. Leave a 4mm or 6mm spacing detail between each cabinet will deal with this. Same detail for light unit door, except cut out defused area for banding of glass, but enough to hang door on blum hinge.

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