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Sovereign Onyx Black Shaker Vanity Sink Base Combo Cabinet (RTA) 42″W x 34½″H x 21″D
Starting at $610.71(25%↓)
- Style: Framed Cabinet. Shaker / recessed panel door style in a onxy black finish.
- Material: Premium solid wood door frame with HDF center panel, plywood cabinet construction.
- Assembly: Ready-to-Assemble (RTA). Ships in flat packaging.
- Suitable for: Bathroom sink installations, providing concealed storage beneath the sink for toiletries, cleaning supplies, and everyday essentials.
Features
Solid Wood Face Frame
½" Plywood Box
7 Layers of Paint & a Protective UV Coat
Birchwood Dovetail Drawers
Dimensions: Width 42" | Height 34½" | Depth 21"
Items Included: 1 Drawer Left | 1 Drawer Right | Sink Centered
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We underestimated how heavy some of the wider cabinets would be after assembly. Putting them together was easy enough, but moving them into place definitely needed two people.
One door rubbed slightly after we installed the neighboring cabinet. We loosened the hinge, shifted it a bit, and that solved it. Took maybe ten minutes once we figured out what was happening.
The finish looked a little flatter than I expected when we first saw the cabinets in the garage. Once they were installed in the kitchen with natural light, I liked the color a lot more.
Most of the doors were lined up well when the cabinets arrived. One was sitting slightly lower than the others, but our installer adjusted the hinge and had it looking right in a few minutes.
We had one cabinet that was a little confusing because two of the panels looked almost identical. Once we figured out which side faced in, the rest was easy. Definitely worth laying everything out first.