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Scudo Empire 600mm Anthracite Handleless Doors Floor Vanity Unit

Deep anthracite gives a 600mm vanity confident colour and practical storage.

Two handleless doors: Recessed finger-pulls keep the frontage clean and modern.

Generous 600mm format: Creates useful cupboard storage beneath the basin.

Bathroom-ready construction: Moisture-resistant MDF arrives fully assembled.

605mm basin compatible: The matching gloss white basin is sold separately.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £350.00.
Current price is: £171.49.Save £178.51 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Empire 600mm Anthracite Grey Handleless Floor Vanity Unit

Product Type Floorstanding vanity unit
Brand Scudo
Collection Empire
Width 600mm
Height 810mm
Projection 445mm
Installation Type Floor mounted
Shape Rectangular
Number of Doors 2
Door Style Handleless with integrated recessed finger-pulls
Material Vinyl-wrapped MDF
Finish Anthracite
Style Modern
Moisture Resistant Yes
Supplied Assembled Yes
Compatible Basin Available Yes
Compatible Basin Width 605mm
Compatible Basin Depth 460mm
Compatible Basin Height 160mm
Compatible Basin Shape Rectangular
Compatible Basin Finish Gloss white
Compatible Basin Weight 13.7kg
Compatible Basin Tap Holes 1
Compatible Basin Overflow Pre-drilled
Basin Included No
Tap and Waste Included No
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Tails’ Take: A Charcoal Vanity That Makes White Ceramic Stand Out

The anthracite finish gives this Empire vanity a strong architectural presence, making it a natural anchor for bathrooms built around monochrome colours and sharply defined surfaces. Its dark frontage creates a crisp contrast beneath the compatible gloss white basin, while the integrated recessed finger-pulls keep the cabinet free from separate handles that could interrupt the clean horizontal line. The floorstanding design gives the wash area a substantial, fitted appearance, and the twin-door interior provides a practical home for bottles, spare toiletries and cleaning products that would otherwise clutter the basin area.

Is Anthracite the Right Finish for Your Empire Vanity?

Consider the amount of light in the room, the finishes used on nearby fittings and how you prefer to organise bathroom essentials.

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Who Should Buy

Bathrooms Wanting a Strong Monochrome Foundation

The anthracite cabinet works naturally with white ceramic, black fittings and grey tiles to create a sharply coordinated contemporary scheme.

Users Storing Taller or Bulkier Products

The two-door cupboard format is well suited to upright bottles, baskets and bathroom supplies that may not fit comfortably inside shallow drawers.

Customers Preferring an Uncluttered Cabinet Front

Integrated recessed finger-pulls provide access without adding projecting handles, allowing the dark front panels to remain visually simple.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Dim Rooms Already Using Dark Walls and Flooring

Anthracite may make the wash area feel heavier where the bathroom has limited lighting and few pale surfaces to provide contrast.

Customers Wanting a Floating Furniture Effect

The cabinet stands directly on the floor and will not create the open space beneath the vanity associated with a wall-hung design.

Users Who Prefer Prominent External Handles

The integrated recessed finger-pulls will not provide the larger projecting grip or decorative metal detail of a handled vanity unit.

Anthracite Colour, Basin Sizing and Furniture Care

How do the integrated recessed finger-pulls work?

The doors have recessed gripping sections integrated into the furniture front instead of separate handles fixed to the surface. This gives the Empire a cleaner, more continuous handleless appearance and means there are no projecting handles beside the wash area. The recessed sections still provide a defined place to grip when opening either of the two cupboard doors.

Why does the compatible basin measure 605mm on a 600mm vanity?

The basin is slightly wider than the cabinet so its outer edges can sit neatly over the furniture sides and form a finished top. Room measurements should therefore allow for the basin’s full 605mm width rather than relying only on the nominal cabinet size. The complete 460mm basin depth should also be used when checking front clearance.

How should vinyl-wrapped MDF be protected in a bathroom?

Wipe away standing water promptly, especially around door edges, plumbing openings and the cabinet base. Use a soft cloth with a mild cleaner rather than abrasive pads or harsh chemicals. Any installer-made cut-outs should be sealed carefully so moisture cannot reach exposed MDF beneath the vinyl surface.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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