Cabinets

Cabinets tie a room together. They hide plumbing, hold towels, store cleaning gear and give you somewhere to put a toothbrush that isn't the sink edge. This range covers bathroom, kitchen and laundry cabinets from a range of brands, so you can match the finish, size and storage style to your space.

Start with the room

Each room asks for different things from a cabinet.

• Bathroom: needs to handle moisture and often doubles as a mirror.
• Kitchen: needs to work around benchtops, sinks and appliances.
• Laundry: needs deep storage for detergents, baskets and cleaning tools.

Picking by room first narrows the range fast.

Shaving cabinets and mirror cabinets

For bathrooms, the main choice is between a shaving cabinet and a plain mirror cabinet.

• Shaving cabinets combine a mirror door with internal shelving, so you get storage and reflection in one unit.
• Mirror cabinets focus on the mirror, with shelving as a secondary feature.
• LED shaving cabinets build lighting into the mirror face, useful where the room lacks a strong light source above the vanity.
• Black shaving cabinets suit darker tapware and matte finishes.
• Arch and pill shaving cabinets offer a softer, rounded shape instead of the standard rectangle.

Browse by brand if you want a specific look or finish, including Aulic, Otti and Remer shaving cabinets, or check Remer LED shaving cabinets for a lit option from that range. If you'd rather keep the mirror separate from storage, look at bathroom mirror cabinets on their own.

Laundry cabinets

Laundry cabinets are built for volume rather than looks. Check depth against your washing machine or trough clearance, and look for adjustable shelves if you need to fit tall bottles or baskets. Wall-hung units free up floor space for baskets; floor-standing units suit rooms with room to spare. See the full laundry cabinets range for sizes and configurations.

Mounting and clearance

Before you buy, check:

• Wall-hung: wall-hung cabinets need solid fixing points and suit smaller rooms.
• Door swing: measure the space in front of the cabinet so doors clear towel rails or other fittings.
• Plumbing access: if the cabinet sits over a basin or trough, confirm it doesn't block waste or supply lines.
• Depth versus benchtop: kitchen and laundry cabinets need to sit flush with adjoining benchtops.