- 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
- Four large pull-out compartments, fully extendable and with high weight capacity, offer plenty of practical storage space
- Furniture can be opened and closed with a gentle finger tap (tip-on technology)
- Optional integrated solid wood drawer organizers keep bathroom accessories tidy.
- Watertight, with no open edges, to protect against water and high humidity
- Without handle for a seamless front
Zencha Vanity Cabinet
63 " x 21 5/8 " x 17 3/8 ", Number of drawers: 4, Oak Black Matte, Graphite Super Matte
#ZE4825B16800000
Oak Black Matte, Decor
Graphite Super Matte, Decor
$7,480.00
Inspired by traditional Japanese rituals and craftsmanship, Sebastian Herkner has designed Zencha, a sophisticated bathroom series that combines unusual vessel sinks with modular furniture. The most striking design feature of the sinks and bathtub is their rounded shape, which flows into a graceful, softly curved rim.
Product details
Specifications
Features
- Number of drawers4
- colorOak Black Matte, Decor
- Front materialEngineered wood
- Front colorOak Black Matte, Decor
- Body materialEngineered wood
- Body colorGraphite Super Matte, Decor
- Console materialEngineered wood
Specifications
- Pressure inletYes
- Interior lightingNone
- Drawer organizerOptional
- Faucet holes possibleYes
- Niche lightingNone
- Slow closeYes
- PanelYes
- Siphon cut-outYes
Specifications
- Depth/width21 5/8 "
- Height17 3/8 "
- Width / Length63 "
Features
- Includes vanity topYes
Downloads
Mounting and installation
- Installation instructions
Product information
- Specification sheet
- Operational video
- Care instructions
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Sebastian Herkner
Sebastian Herkner, a designer and craftsman who has won numerous design awards, loves combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technologies. His first series for Duravit is a particularly impressive example of this.