The Hudson Reed Fusion Floor Standing 4-Door Vanity & Double Polymarble Basin, 1200mm in Bleached Oak combines contemporary design with practical functionality, making it an ideal choice for modern bathrooms. The calming effect of the bleached oak finish creates a natural warmth while complementing other bathroom furniture. Constructed from premium MFC Textured Woodgrain using Cam and Wood Dowel, this floor standing unit ensures durability and long-lasting performance. The double polymarble basin sits securely on the furniture and includes a valve handle, overflow, and finger pull handles, offering a complete bathroom sink vanity unit solution. Key Features: 1. Bleached Oak Finish: The subtle bleached oak tones add elegance and natural warmth to your bathroom, enhancing any bathroom vanity units. 2. Full-Depth Design: The floor standing unit provides generous storage for all your toiletries and daily essentials, making it a practical bathroom storage unit. 3. Ready-Built Construction: The unit is constructed rigidly using Cam and Wood Dowel to save time during installation and provide reliable support for your vanity unit with basin. 4. Premium Materials: Made from durable MFC Textured Woodgrain, this unit offers a high-quality finish suitable for all bathroom furniture storage needs. 5. Functional Double Polymarble Basin: The double basin sits securely on the furniture and comes with valve handles, overflow, and finger pull handles, completing your bathroom sink and vanity unit setup. Combining elegance, practicality, and generous storage, the Hudson Reed Fusion Floor Standing 4-Door Vanity & Double Polymarble Basin, 1200mm in Bleached Oak is a stylish addition to any contemporary bathroom. Its full-depth design, premium materials, and thoughtful features ensure both functionality and sophistication. This unit is supplied with a 5-year guarantee, ensuring long-lasting quality and performance.
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