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RIVA Geneva Mirror Shaving Cabinet – Dark Oak (450mm to 1500mm)

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RIVA Geneva Mirror Shaving Cabinet – Dark Oak (450mm to 1500mm)Add warmth and sophistication to your bathroom with the RIVA Geneva Mirror Shaving Cabinet in Dark Oak. This wall hung cabinet combines the natural texture of woodgrain melamine with a copper free pencil edge mirror, delivering both function and understated luxury. Featuring soft close DTC hinges, finger pull handles, and adjustable glass shelving, it's designed to keep your daily essentials organised while elevating your bathroom's overall aesthetic.

Add warmth and sophistication to your bathroom with the RIVA Geneva Mirror Shaving Cabinet in Dark Oak. This wall-hung cabinet combines the natural texture of woodgrain melamine with a copper-free pencil edge mirror, delivering both function and understated luxury. Featuring soft-close DTC hinges, finger-pull handles, and adjustable glass shelving, it's designed to keep your daily essentials organised while elevating your bathroom's overall aesthetic.

Available in six size options, from 450mm to 1500mm, it's perfect for bathrooms of all shapes and styles — from compact ensuites to large dual-vanity setups.


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Key Features

  • Dark Oak Finish: Rich timber-look melamine panels for a bold, contemporary feel
  • Copper-Free Mirror: Pencil edge mirror offers clarity and corrosion resistance
  • Soft-Close Hinges: DTC hinges ensure quiet, gentle door closure
  • Finger-Pull Handle: Integrated handle for a clean, modern look
  • Adjustable Glass Shelves: Customisable interior storage space
  • Wall Mounted: Floating installation enhances modern bathroom designs
  • Fully Assembled: Delivered ready to install – no flat-pack assembly needed

Available Sizes & Configurations

Size (W × H × D mm) Doors Best Fit For
450 × 720 × 150 1 Door Small vanities or guest bathrooms
600 × 720 × 150 1 Door Compact to mid-size spaces
750 × 720 × 150 2 Doors Standard single vanities
900 × 720 × 150 2 Doors Wide vanities or his/hers setups
1200 × 720 × 150 3 Doors Family bathrooms
1500 × 720 × 150 3 Doors Large or double basin vanities

Specifications

  • Series: Geneva
  • Finish: Dark Oak melamine with grey cabinet body
  • Material: Moisture-resistant timber-look board
  • Mirror: Pencil Edge Copper-Free
  • Hinge Type: DTC Soft-Close
  • Handle: Finger Pull Groove
  • Shelves: Adjustable internal glass shelves
  • Mounting: Wall Hung / Floating
  • Assembly: Supplied Fully Assembled

What’s Included

  • 1 × RIVA Geneva Mirror Shaving Cabinet – Dark Oak (Selected Size)
  • 1 × Wall Mounting Kit
  • 1 × Installation Manual

Warranty

  • 1 Year replacement on product or parts
  • 1 Year labour warranty
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