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Medicine Cabinets: Beautifully Basic

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Supplier: Urban Archaeology Key Features: Finishes include paint grade primed poplar, mahogany, oak, black or black satin lacquered. Dimensions: 25-3/4” wide (top) x 30-1/2” long x 25” wide (bottom). Recess 3-1/2", projection 4” top, 3” bottom. Pricing: Starts at $2,200 Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: #UA2568 Learn more about Urban Archaeology: Get Urban Archaeology contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com This wood-frame single-door medicine cabinet is well suited for a traditional bathroom. It's available in a variety of finishes from paint grade poplar to natural mahogany or oak. The semi-recessed cabinet projects a low profile of 4”, barely more than a framed mirror. Inside you'll find three glass shelves. The door can open left or right. Replacement shelves and mirror are available. See more product stories like this: Bath Accessories Medicine Cabinets Comments about this product: Share this story:
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