Doors that open where the room lets them · review
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.
The bottom line The cabinet built to last, with the shelving and the hinges to prove it. Its body is chipboard, and its electrical rating is unpublished like everyone else's.
A white mirror cabinet in melamine-coated chipboard, 70 cm wide, 75 cm high and 16 cm deep, with three doors, six height-adjustable glass shelves, metal fittings, a switch-and-socket combination and a supplied LED surface light. Made in Germany.
The most storage in this hub, and — more usefully — the most adjustable storage. Bathroom bottles are all different heights, and a cabinet with fixed shelves wastes a third of its volume in air above short things.
Glass, not board: it will not sag under a row of bottles and it will not swell where something drips.
Three doors means three sets of hinges holding mirror glass. That is where a cabinet fails visibly: the hinges sag, the doors stop lining up, and the cabinet looks tired years before it stops working.
Naming metal is the most durable thing on this specification.
The body is melamine-coated chipboard. It is the standard for bathroom furniture and it is the one material in this room with a hard failure mode: water at a cut edge, and the board swells permanently.
The plastic cabinet in this hub does not have that problem. It also has fixed shelves and plastic fittings.
A switch-and-socket combination and no published IP rating. Sockets in bathrooms are governed by national zone rules. That is a question for an electrician, and no cabinet in this hub answers it.
On sale from 149 € to 180 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
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.
| Outside dimensions | 70 cm wide × 75 cm high — stated |
|---|---|
| Depth | 16 cm — stated |
| Doors and swing | Three doors — stated; the swing direction is not given |
| Shelves | Six height-adjustable glass shelves — stated |
| Lighting | An LED surface-mounted light, supplied — stated; no wattage or colour temperature is given |
| Power supply | A switch-and-socket combination — stated |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted; assembly is stated as quick, with clear instructions |
| Amazon reference | B00KTOGTJI (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4027181078730 |
They do not sag, they do not absorb water, and they let the light from above reach the lower compartments. A chipboard shelf loaded with bottles bows over the years, and one that has been dripped on swells at the edge.
On a three-door cabinet, yes. Three doors is three pairs of hinges carrying mirror glass, and plastic hinges sag until the doors no longer line up. It is the commonest way a mirror cabinet stops looking good long before it stops working.
Mirror cabinet · 59 × 50 × 15 cm · plastic body · two mirror doors plus a fixed centre mirror · light fitting max 12 W, BULB NOT SUPPLIED · switched socket
A plastic-bodied mirror cabinet that publishes its full envelope and states, plainly, that the light bulb is not in the box.
Best for: A small bathroom where the cabinet has to be shallow and moisture is the enemy of chipboard.
≈ 34 €
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.
≈ 92 €
Mirror cabinet · three mirror doors · light strip above · mains plug · hanging basket and hairdryer holder · open shelf below
A three-door cabinet with a hairdryer holder built into one side — the fitting that solves where the hairdryer actually lives.
Best for: A bathroom where storage for the hairdryer and the small things is the actual problem, and the wall has room to spare.
≈ 71 €
