Is the vanity unit non-timber / non-MDF?

Peter07

8 years ago

I am looking for compact vanity unit for hand washbasin in a 'very wet'
Wet Room.

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LLI Design
8 years ago
Generally they tend to be lacquered MDF or chipboard which gives them a high gloss finish and is relatively water resistant. Alternatively you could go with a stone or composite vanity top like : http://www.venesta.co.uk/quartz-toilet-vanities/ a second one below could be used as open shelving

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