Can you help me find a similar medicine cabinet?

kgsd

14 years ago

I am in love with this full-length medicine cabinet. Is the the perfect style/size but not the perfect price!

I'm looking for something full-length. It doesn't have to have the exact same frame style.

Do you know of anything that's less expensive than $2,000?

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folkman
14 years ago
Kgsd,
When I did my bathroom I bought a custom one from a guy I found on Ebay. I was very happy with the cabinet. Not sure of the price for a full length one but you can probably send them dimensions and let them quote it?

Place was Art Juler e: mail is art_juler@yahoo.com
just_julie
14 years ago
Pottery barn has one but it isn't available until late November.

Here is a link that might be useful: full length medicine cab
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loves2read
14 years ago
I saw something like that when we were planning to build a house--I thought it was great but you can basically have someone build you one and just use a stock fulllength mirror to cover it with piano hinges
the one I saw locked so that you could keep kids out of Rx if you felt the need but it would really be better to make a locking shelf--
just easier to use...
sail_away
14 years ago
If you do a Google search for ''full length medicine cabinet'' (without the quotes), you'll find several options--some with frames some without. Maybe you'll see something you like.
kgsd
Original Author
14 years ago
Oh believe me, sail-away - I have tried. I have searched for "full length", "floor length", "tall", etc. That one and the pottery barn one were the only ones I've found.
marie_louise
14 years ago
Here's how to build one. I'm going to have my contractor do this for me and get a door made that matches my other cabinets.

Here is a link that might be useful: instructions
sail_away
14 years ago
Sorry the information wasn't more helpful. I did a quick search and it appeared to bring up a number of links, but I didn't actually check them out to see that there were only two useful ones.
just_julie
14 years ago
Nice find, marie louise! Do you have any idea how one would use a mirror on the front? Someone earlier mentioned piano hinges but how would you attach them to the mirror? Epoxy?
marie_louise
14 years ago
I am not a DIY'er, but I am thinking that you mount the mirror to a piece of wood, and the hinges go on the wood.
fluke67
14 years ago
I saw some wall mounted jewelry armoires on overstock.com that might work - they were about 48" high, a bit more than 4" deep, and about 14.5" wide. The interiors would need to be revised, but the size and depth are about right. For less than $200, it might be worth a shot!
abbycat9990
14 years ago
If/when we gut our master bath, this is exactly what we will do with newly de-tiled wallspace inside the door (backing into closet in bedroom). However, our set-up will be deeper (made from 11"x1" boards), and open (baskets on shelves).

I hope to recess the existing (utilitarian, from Lowes) medicine cabinet into the wall opposite the sink, and place a large framed mirror on the wall above the sink. This way, we're maximizing all the available wall space. Can't wait!