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James 1000mm Freestanding Grey Slimline Vanity, Basin, WC Unit BTW Toilet

~~£342.99~~

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Description

General description

This James 1000mm Freestanding Grey Slimline Vanity, Basin, and WC Unit is designed to enhance the style of any cloakroom, en-suite, or smaller bathroom where space is limited. Its modern design conceals unsightly pipework, creating a neat and elegant look. The unit is made from 100% moisture-resistant MDF and features a floor-mounted vanity unit and basin for added storage space. The high gloss glaze white finish adds a touch of sophistication, while the two soft-close doors provide a peaceful way to store bathroom essentials.

Technical specifications

Vanity Unit Style: Contemporary

Colour: Grey

Unit Type: 2 soft close swing doors

Handles: Rectangular Chrome Handles

Door hinges: Standard

Mounting type: Freestanding

Vanity Unit Width: 535mm

Vanity Unit Height: 845mm

Vanity Unit Depth: 300mm

Integrated Top with Basin Material: Resin

Basin Width: 1000mm

Basin Depth: 305mm

Basin Height: 20mm

Basin Colour: White

Tap hole: 1

WC Unit Material: MDF

WC Unit Width: 455mm

WC Unit Height: 845mm

WC Unit Depth: 300mm

WC Unit Colour: Grey

Toilet Material: Vitreous china

Toilet Finish: Gloss White

Toilet Height: 417mm

Toilet Width: 360mm

Toilet Depth: 540mm

Cistern overflow: Internal

Seat type: Slim soft close

Weight: 27kg

Fittings: UK standard size

Guarantee: 10 years

Package Contents

1 x Slimline Vanity Unit

1 x Basin

1 x WC Unit

1 x Back to Wall Toilet

Note: Tap and waste are sold separately

Features

Brand
NES HOME
Length
30.5 cm
Width
53.5 cm
Height
84.5 cm
Weight
27 kg

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