New 2026 · France · Reeded Oak Floating

1000 mm Reeded White Oak Wall-Hung Vanity — Quartz Top, Dovetail Drawers

French bathrooms are small, and the 2026 answer is not a smaller cabinet but a smarter one. This 1000 mm unit is built for the Haussmann-era apartment: wall-hung so the floor reads continuous in a 4 m2 salle de bain, only 460 mm deep so it clears a door swing, and finished in quarter-sawn white oak with fine vertical reeding — the cannelé ribbing that has replaced flat grey lacquer across French specification sheets. The 20 mm white quartz top carries the ceramic basin flush, so there is no upstand to silicone and no countertop joint to fail. Inside, two dovetail-jointed drawers run full extension on soft-close runners, cut away at the back for the trap so the depth in front of the pipework stays usable. Quoted factory-direct from a 20-piece MOQ, with Blum hardware available on the same drilling.

1000 mm wall-hung carcass at 460 mm deep — the width that fits a Parisian salle de bain without blocking the door swing, and the depth that clears a standard 400 mm basin
Quarter-sawn white oak veneer with fine vertical reeding machined on our own CNC — the ribs run continuously across both drawer fronts so the unit reads as one carved panel, not two stacked boxes
20 mm white engineered quartz top with the ceramic basin set flush — one non-porous plane, no upstand, no countertop fabricator, nothing to reseal at the wall
Two dovetail-jointed drawer boxes on soft-close full-extension runners, each cut away at the back for the trap and supply lines
Slim brushed-brass bar pull recessed under the top drawer edge — the brass detail French specifiers are asking for, without a handle breaking the ribbing
Moisture-resistant plywood carcass with sealed edges; 18 mm fronts; E1 board throughout, with a full PVC body available for wet rooms
No tap hole as standard, for a wall-mounted basin mixer — single-hole or three-hole drilling to your tap on request
Sizes 600 / 750 / 1000 / 1200 mm off the same front programme, so a French size range quotes as a single production run
Optional matching LED anti-fog mirror or round brass-framed mirror, sized to the 1000 mm unit

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SKU: FAME-FR-1017 · MOQ: 20 pcs · Sample order available

Specifications

Sizes	600 / 750 / 1000 / 1200 mm (24″–47″); 1000 mm standard; depth 460 mm; height 620 mm including the quartz top
Construction	Moisture-resistant plywood carcass, 16–18 mm, with sealed edges; quarter-sawn white oak veneer; 18 mm drawer fronts with fine vertical reeding machined in-house; a full PVC waterproof body is available for wet rooms
Top and basin	20 mm white engineered quartz top with the ceramic basin set flush as one plane — non-porous, no upstand, no separate countertop to fabricate; ceramic or sintered-stone tops on request
Drawer arrangement	Two dovetail-jointed drawer boxes on soft-close full-extension runners, each with a plumbing cut-out at the back; steel runner system, DTC standard with Blum optional
Fronts and pulls	Fine vertical reeding cut continuously across both fronts; handleless read with a slim brushed-brass bar pull recessed under the top edge; ribbing and grain sequence matched across a whole container
Tap drilling	No tap hole as standard, for a wall-mounted basin mixer; single-hole or three-hole drilling to your tap specification
Mirror	Optional matching mirror — LED anti-fog or round brass-framed version, sized to the 1000 mm unit
Installation	Wall-hung on an adjustable wall-rail kit; reinforcement specification and fixing pack supplied for brick, stud and lime-plaster wall build-ups common in French renovations
Packaging	KD flat-pack in export cartons with edge protection, or assembled with protected corners; the quartz top is crated separately and internally braced
Certifications	ISO9001, CE, SGS, IP44, FSA
MOQ	20 pieces per model; sample orders welcome for pre-production evaluation

Verification & Compliance — Evidence Behind Every Claim

Every FAME unit is built and inspected to the same standards we ship to the world's top-10 bathroom brands. Each claim below carries a verifiable anchor — certificates and inspection reports are available for review on request or during factory audits.

ISO9001 Quality management system CE EU conformity marking SGS Third-party inspected IP44 Splash & moisture resistance per IEC 60529 FSA Forest & safety assurance

IP44 moisture protection	Rated to IEC 60529 (splash-proof, protection against objects >1mm). Test method and report available on request.
Soft-close hardware	Blum optional — see Blum official specifications.
Company credentials	Founded 2009 · 20,000 m² factory · supplier to global top-10 bathroom brands. See About FAME and Certifications.
Third-party verification	SGS inspection reports and certificate scans available with your quotation — request them here.

In a Real Bathroom

Every FAME unit is produced in our 20,000 m² factory, inspected against the same standards we ship to the world's top-10 bathroom brands, and container-optimized for your program.

Product FAQ

Why reeded white oak rather than the grey lacquer French buyers specified two years ago?

Because the specification has moved, and it moved for a practical reason. Grey lacquer shows every dried water mark and every chip on a door edge, and in a small bathroom with a shower next to the vanity those chips arrive fast. Reeded quarter-sawn oak hides edge wear in the shadow of the ribs, warms a room that has no natural light, and reads as furniture rather than as a bathroom fixture — which is exactly what a Parisian apartment renovation is trying to achieve in 4 m2. We machine the ribbing in-house on the same front programme, so the pitch stays consistent across a container instead of drifting supplier to supplier.

Do dovetail drawers make sense on a bathroom vanity, or is that specification overkill?

They make sense on the drawer that holds the heavy things — bottles, jars, the hair dryer. A stapled or glued box will hold, but the joint is what survives a decade of a loaded drawer being pulled open by one corner. We dovetail the four corners of both boxes, run them on full-extension soft-close runners, and cut the back away for the trap so the drawer still opens fully in front of the pipework. If your programme is price-led we also build the same front on a glued box — the reeding and the quartz top do not change.

Quartz or ceramic top — which should we specify for the French market?

Quartz if the top is the visible design surface, ceramic if the basin and top must be one moulded piece. On this unit the 20 mm quartz top carries a flush-set ceramic basin, which gives you a non-porous work surface with a basin that can be replaced without scrapping the top. There is no upstand, so nothing to reseal where the top meets the wall — the detail that fails first in a humid room. We also cut the same carcass for a ceramic or sintered-stone top if your retail price band needs it.

What is the MOQ, and how does shipping to France work?

Our MOQ is 20 pieces per model, and sample orders are welcome before you commit to a programme. We run a 20,000 m2 factory and have supplied the world's top-10 building-material brands since 2009, so repeat French programmes hold production slots. We quote realistic sea-freight timelines per port — Le Havre and Marseille — and the quartz top is crated separately so it does not travel on top of the carcasses.