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Scudo 600mm Oak Slim-Depth Basin Unit Carcass

Slim oak construction creates fitted basin storage without taking excessive depth.

Space-saving 218mm depth: Helps preserve movement space around the wash area.

Useful 600mm width: Creates a practical foundation for double-door basin furniture.

Warm oak carcass: Coordinates easily with white basins and neutral surfaces.

Carcass supplied alone: Doors, fascia, basin and adjustable feet are separate.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £270.00.
Current price is: £135.49.Save £134.51 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo 600mm Oak Slim-Depth Basin Unit Carcass

Product Type Basin unit carcass
Brand Scudo
Furniture Format Fitted bathroom furniture
Width 600mm
Carcass Height 640mm excluding feet
Finished Depth Including Doors 218mm
Depth Format Slim depth
Carcass Finish Oak
Compatible Front Arrangement Double doors
Doors and Fascia Kit Included No
Compatible Double-Door Fascia Kit Available separately
Adjustable Feet Included No
Optional Feet Adjustment Range 150–175mm
Basin Included No
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Tails’ Take: Warm Oak Style Without the Usual Cabinet Bulk

This Scudo carcass brings a warmer, more relaxed feel to a fitted wash area while keeping the furniture impressively close to the wall. Its oak finish softens white sanitaryware and works beautifully alongside stone-effect tiles, neutral walls and a wide choice of brassware colours. The 600mm width gives the basin zone a confident, balanced presence, yet the slim 218mm finished depth helps the room retain valuable breathing space. Add the compatible double-door fascia kit to complete the outward-facing furniture design, then use the optional adjustable feet to align the unit neatly with the rest of the fitted run. It is a thoughtful starting point for a bathroom that needs both character and careful space planning.

Does This Oak Carcass Fit the Look and Footprint of Your Wash Area?

Check the available projection, preferred furniture front and final height required beside neighbouring fitted units.


Who Should Buy

Bathrooms Wanting a Softer, More Natural Furniture Tone

The oak finish adds warmth to the wash area and can balance cooler tiles, white basins and metallic fittings.

Layouts Keeping Furniture Clear of the Main Walkway

A finished depth of 218mm helps reduce how far the cabinet enters the room compared with a standard-depth basin unit.

Fitted Schemes Creating a Continuous Cabinet Line

The optional feet and separate double-door fascia allow the unit to be planned alongside compatible surrounding furniture.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Customers Wanting a Ready-Finished Vanity Unit

The doors, fascia kit, basin and adjustable feet are separate components rather than included parts of this carcass.

Users Preferring Drawers for Smaller Toiletries

This cabinet is designed for a compatible double-door front rather than a pull-out drawer arrangement.

Wash Areas Needing a Full Standard-Depth Cabinet

The slim carcass prioritises a reduced projection, so it will not provide the deeper format of a standard-depth basin unit.

Planning the Front, Basin and Height of This Oak Carcass

Is the oak carcass the finished front of the basin unit?

No. The oak carcass forms the structural body of the cabinet, while the compatible double-door fascia kit completes the visible front. The doors and fascia are purchased separately, allowing the finished appearance to be coordinated with the other fitted units in the bathroom. Both parts should be selected together so the front dimensions and furniture design match the carcass.

What should I check when choosing a basin for this slim unit?

The basin must be compatible with a 600mm slim-depth cabinet rather than selected by width alone. Its projection, fixing arrangement and plumbing space all need to work with the 218mm finished furniture depth. Pipework may also occupy part of the space inside the cabinet, so the full basin and furniture combination should be planned before ordering.

What finished height can the optional feet create?

The carcass is 640mm high without feet. Adding the optional adjustable feet would raise the cabinet to approximately 790–815mm before the basin or worktop is fitted. The 150–175mm adjustment range is useful for lining up adjacent furniture and dealing with minor differences in the bathroom floor, but the final basin height should also be included in your planning.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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