Zaca Spacecab makes a nice single door 36" high medicine cabinet. Robern also makes a 15 x 36" single door cabinet, with mirror door inside and out. Kohler I believe has a 36" single door 15" wide medicine cabinet in its Catalan line (which is offered online only at Home Depot's website). These mfrs. almost expect you to line these up, i.e., recessing three 15" wide single door cabinets side to side would give you a storage area of 45" x 36," Or you could put one either side of a 30" mirror and above a 60 inch vanity with a single sink. As you might already know Kohler purchased Robern a few years ago so there's a lot more Kohler branded cabinets on offer at most places out there. Kohler's Verdera Collection has an adjustable magnifying mirror that sits in the cabinet interior. Robern also offers this mirror in some of its cabinets and also again, as an add-on option for certain other cabinets. After way too much research that just led to long, drawn-out periods of indecision I finally bit the bullet and ordered for my friend's bathroom the Kohler Verdera 90001-N/A 15" x 30" cabinet, found at Amazon.com and purchased from build.com (paid via Amazon prime, with free shipping). I went with the 30 inch cabinet, which comes with three glass shelves, because very few people could easily reach the top row of the taller 36 inch cabinet (although at 6'4" my friend certainly could but this house is his first foray into rental property and considered as part of the decision was his current tenant, who is a single woman who is lucky if she's 5'2" and 100 lbs.dripping wet). Another consideration in our installation is the existing cutout's location, which is 18" above the countertop. So that would have put the top of the 36" cabinet six inches from the ceiling! OR: 36" + 18" + 36" = 90" in a bathroom with 96" ceilings. Instead the installation will be: 36" + 18" + 30" = 84" or 12 inches from the ceiling. Oh, this is a side wall install and the sale rep says the cabinet will be very close to flush though NOT flush but apparently no mfr. offers a flush install. Still at 7/8 inch it is 7/8" more than I wanted or preferred.

@fauguy - mine is stainless steel so hopefully will be fine - you don't have any issues with noise? @Tyguy - thanks for the double reassurance!! :) @Co-Co - thanks for the pic - If mine looks as good as yours, I'll be thrilled @rococogurl - too late for the spec sheet, but it's good to know about the strip if noise is an issue. @robj - maybe I should have been more explicit - what I was trying to express was that Miele's 23 5/8" cutout was smaller than Bosch's 24" cutout , since we were discussing cutouts... I had already said that the 2 dishwashers are the same size. I guess that Miele is only going to give installers 1/16" wiggle room vs. Bosch's 3/8" wiggle room.

I had this same issue just last week. The cabinet maker didn't size the cut-out correctly, too large. So, they came this week and added trim on one side and my contractor is going to have to cut some trim on the other side to make the trim look even. Your cab company should install more trim and cut if needed to make sides even. Melinda

I'm normally very picky/neurotic about things like that, but I have to say, based on your photo, that a good caulking job should make that disappear, and the caulking will hardly be noticeable. You may keep looking at it and be bothered for a couple of weeks afterwards...and then one day you'll realize that you don't notice it anymore and no one else does either. I would venture that, even if the cutouts had been better executed, you would have needed some caulking anyway to hide the inevitable slight gap, and to prevent water getting in between the wood and the side of the sink. Finally, do you really want the cabinet to be re-made and have further delay over this issue?