- 100% quality: Carefully handcrafted and completely manufactured in Germany using the latest technology, for the highest quality standards
- Comes fully assembled
- Convenient soft-close mechanism: with just a tap, drawers close gently and without slamming
- Furniture can be opened and closed with a gentle finger tap (tip-on technology)
- Optional integrated solid wood drawer organizers keep bathroom accessories tidy.
- The drawer, fully extendable and with high weight capacity, offers plenty of practical storage space
- Watertight, with no open edges, to protect against water and high humidity
- Without handle for a seamless front
L-Cube Vanity Cabinet
32 1/4 " x 18 7/8 " x 15 3/4 ", Number of drawers: 1, Concrete Gray Matte
#LC614100707
Concrete Gray Matte, Decor
$1,695.00
Designed to create peace, clarity, and space for contemplation, L-Cube by Christian Werner is a bathroom furniture range that removes all unnecessary elements. The fewer distractions there are for the bathroom user, the easier it is for them to experience harmony and relaxation.
Product details
Specifications
Features
- Number of drawers1
- colorConcrete Gray Matte, Decor
- Front materialEngineered wood
- Front colorConcrete Gray Matte, Decor
- Body materialEngineered wood
- Body colorConcrete Gray Matte, Decor
Specifications
- Pressure inletYes
- Interior lightingNone
- Drawer organizerOptional
- Niche lightingNone
- Lay-in compartmentNone
- Slow closeYes
- Siphon cut-outNo
- PanelNo
Specifications
- Depth/width18 7/8 "
- Width / Length32 1/4 "
- Height15 3/4 "
Downloads
Mounting and installation
- Installation instructions
Product information
- Warranty terms and conditions
- Operational video
- Care instructions
- Specification sheet
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Christian Werner
"We don't get up on stages as designers."
As a heart and gut person, as he describes himself, it is important to Christian Werner to combine the rational with sensual quality. In all his furniture designs, he tries to give emotions a form and material.