AVC Designs Bathroom Sink Cabinet Under Basin Unit Cupboard Storage Furniture White

Excellent Undersink Bathroom Cabinet, it was very easy to put together, much easier and better quality then my previous one, which was more expensive - it has very good finishing touches and delivery was very good 👏

Very pleased with this product, easy to assemble and very sturdy when completed. Great value for money looks , lovely in my bathroom.

The media could not be loaded. Good quality, easy to assemble. Package includes all necessary fittings, including small bushes to prevent scratching on the bathroom floor. So, good attention to details from the manufacturer. The shelves are too short, can't even place a bottle of surface cleaner upright. Good value for the money paid.

Bought one of these and it was really easy to put together just by myself. I have to say though, it’s a really decent looking product. The paint finish is pleasant. I was so pleased that I ended up buying a second. Someone’s already remarked they bought a similar product for around the same price recently and it’s nowhere near as nice. For its price, I’d definitely recommend.

After finally collecting my item from a different address that it was delivered too. The 2 boards at the back were cracked but nothing that I’m that bothered about as I’ve put them to the top and it’s for storage not for show of perfection and doesn’t effect the use at all. This item could do with having fragile on the box to stop this happening again. Other then that it’s easy to put up I put it up by myself and it took me around half an hour. Fits perfect and looks really nice

Ok for the price

I bought it to tidy up an old downstairs toilet and hide the pipework. It was easy to put together and is well made and sturdy. It's neatened up a messy corner and has improved the look of the room. It's not particularly roomy because it houses the pedestal, but it does the job.

I've bought a few different ones of these 'under sink cupboards' and unfortunately I've had a similar problem with them all - they are just not deep enough, to go back to the wall and look rubbish left as an island unit.Update 1Last photo - the 'hinges' for the doors are spring loaded buttons, that fit into the top & bottom of the doors. Once the doors are fitted they aren't coming off, unless they are opened too far, then this happens (see last photo). I have superglue & clamped it back together & will sand it flat and paint to match.You don't need to see the fully made unit, all you need to see is the top and the gap behind it, that gap is 7.5cm to the skirting board; 8.5cm to the wall. So you can see my problem. However this IS the deepest unit I've had so far, so I'm just going to have to use it as a base and extend the unit at the back, to fit.As the bathroom has a Rainforest theme, the unit will be painted & decorated to fit in anyway, so by the time I've finished it, it won't be able to see the attached extended pieces, so it should look OK. Even looking at the drawing of the finished article on the box, it looks slightly different, the cut-out looks to be deeper with a 5cm piece at the front, instead of the 10cm piece I have on mine. (I could make the cut out bigger, but that would weaken the front substantially AND I would still need to add 2.5cm & 3.5cm to the back of it). I'll add Pictures of the finished unit, when I've finished it.