The bottom line A shallow, moisture-proof cabinet that publishes its size and admits about the bulb. Its electrical rating is not published, which on a cabinet with a socket is a real omission.
What you are getting
A white plastic mirror cabinet, 59 cm wide, 50 cm high and 15 cm deep, with two crystal-glass mirror doors either side of a fixed centre mirror, fixed internal shelves, an open shelf in front, a light fitting rated at a maximum of 12 W, and an integrated switch-and-socket unit. It arrives pre-assembled.
Plastic, and why that is not a downgrade here
Most bathroom cabinets are coated chipboard. Chipboard that gets wet at a cut edge swells and never recovers, and a cabinet directly above a basin gets wet.
A moulded plastic body has no edges to swell. In this room it is the more sensible material, and the maker states it.
The sentence that saves an evening
“Bulb not included.”
Said plainly, in the maker’s own bullet points, along with the 12 W maximum. That combination — no bulb, and a wattage ceiling — is exactly what people discover at nine in the evening with the cabinet on the wall.
What is not published
An IP rating. The cabinet carries a socket and a light in a bathroom. Where either may be placed is governed by electrical zone rules that vary by country, and none of the four cabinets in this hub publishes a rating.
Availability
On sale at around 34 € on the German Amazon store at the time of checking.
The French, Italian and Spanish Amazon listings are priced above 1.6× the cheapest store, which is normally a reshipping offer rather than a local price; they are left out of the range above.
Listed but with no offer on the British Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.
Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What we like, and what we don't
Strengths
Publishes all three dimensions, including the 15 cm depth that decides whether a door still opens past it
A plastic body, stated as resistant to moisture — which in a bathroom outlasts chipboard
Arrives pre-assembled, and states honestly that the bulb is not included
Compromises
The bulb is not supplied, and a 12 W maximum limits what can be fitted
No IP rating published, on a cabinet carrying a socket in a bathroom
The shelves are fixed, so the internal height cannot be adapted to tall bottles
Specifications
Outside dimensions
59 cm wide × 50 cm high — stated
Depth
15 cm — stated
Doors and swing
Two crystal-glass mirror doors, left and right, around a fixed centre mirror — stated; the swing direction is not given
Shelves
Fixed internal shelves, plus an open shelf in front of the centre mirror — stated; the number is not given
Lighting
A fitting above the centre mirror rated at a maximum of 12 W, with its own switch — the bulb is NOT supplied, stated
Power supply
An integrated switch-and-socket unit — stated
Mounting
Wall-mounted, delivered pre-assembled — stated
Amazon reference
B005EGAACS (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4013251862637
Questions people actually ask
Why does the 15 cm depth matter?
Because a mirror cabinet projects into the room at head height. Fifteen centimetres is shallow, which is what makes it usable over a basin in a narrow bathroom where a 20 cm cabinet would be in the way every morning.
What about the socket and the electrical rules?
The cabinet has a switch-and-socket unit built in, and no IP rating is published for it. Where a socket may be placed in a bathroom is governed by zone rules that differ by country, and this is a question for whoever wires it — not something this page can settle.
Mirror cabinet · 80 × 60 cm · three doors, 3-way mirror to 360° · 6 compartments, middle shelf adjustable · LED in three colour temperatures · 2 sockets and 2 USB built in
A cabinet with a genuine three-way mirror and a charging station inside it — two sockets and two USB ports, out of the splash of the basin.
Best for: Cutting your own hair, shaving properly, or charging a toothbrush and a shaver without an extension lead across the basin.
Mirror cabinet · 70 × 16 × 75 cm · three doors · SIX height-adjustable glass shelves · metal fittings · switch and socket · LED surface light · Made in Germany
The only mirror cabinet in this catalogue with six adjustable glass shelves and metal fittings — the two things that decide whether a cabinet is still square in ten years.
Best for: A family bathroom with a lot to store, where the cabinet is expected to still close properly in a decade.
