Geberit Vanity Units
The cabinets here are built around specific Geberit basins rather than sold as generic boxes, which is the practical reason to buy the two together. The collection covers Smyle Square, Xeno², Geberit ONE, Selnova Square and iCon, from narrow handrinse cabinets around 360 mm wide up to a 1595 mm unit for a double basin, plus the low cabinets, side units and wall shelves that fill out the rest of the room.
Matching the Cabinet to the Basin
Each cabinet is cut for the basin it was designed to carry, so the cut-out, the drawer notch around the trap and the fixing centres line up. Buying across ranges is where installations go wrong: a Smyle Square top will not take a Xeno² basin, and a slim rim vanity basin needs the Selnova Square cabinet made for it. Many items here are listed as cabinet only, so check whether the basin, washtop and tap are included before ordering. If you are starting from the ceramic instead, work back from the Geberit basins and choose the cabinet that names it.
Finishes, Widths and Door Layouts
Finishes run from high-gloss white and matt powder-coated white through to matt lava, sand grey and scultura grey, plus wood-textured melamine in oak and hickory. Xeno² also appears with a solid surface top. Widths follow the basin sizes, with 400, 600, 900, 1200 and 1350 mm among the common steps. Configurations include two and four drawer stacks, one, two and four door cabinets, and left or right hand hinging on the single door units, so decide the hand that suits the room before you order.
Storage, Lighting and the Rest of the Wall
Geberit fits its washbasin cabinets with either handles or a push-to-open mechanism, where a light press on the front releases the drawer, which keeps a handleless front clean. Drawer inserts and T-partitions are available for the top drawer so it does not become one deep tray, and several Xeno² cabinets carry integrated LED lighting.
To finish the wall above, the Geberit mirrors include illuminated mirrors and mirror cabinets in widths that match these units, and the wider Geberit range covers concealed cisterns, flush plates and toilets. Our Kramerville showroom has the finishes on display, which is worth the trip, because gloss, matt and wood-textured samples read very differently under bathroom lighting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Geberit vanity units come with the basin included?
Not always. A good number of the units in this collection are listed as cabinet only, which means the ceramic basin, the washtop and the tap are bought separately. Check the product title and description before ordering, because the cabinet on its own is useless without the basin it was cut for. If you are unsure, send us the product code and we will confirm what is in the box and what else you need to complete the installation.
What sizes do Geberit vanity units come in?
This collection runs from roughly 360 mm for a handrinse cabinet in a guest toilet up to 1595 mm for a double basin unit. The common steps in between are 400, 600, 900, 1200 and 1350 mm, matching the basin widths in the Smyle Square, Xeno2 and Geberit ONE ranges. Depths vary by range, so measure your available projection into the room as well as the wall width before you settle on a size.
What finishes can I get on Geberit bathroom cabinets?
The range covers high-gloss white, matt powder-coated white, matt lava, sand grey and scultura grey, along with wood-textured melamine in oak and hickory. Some Xeno2 units are offered with a solid surface top. Not every finish exists in every width or door configuration, so it is worth confirming the exact combination is available before you commit to a scheme. Finishes are best judged in person rather than from a screen.
Are Geberit vanity units wall-hung or floor-standing?
Most washbasin cabinets in the Geberit furniture ranges are designed to hang off the wall, which keeps the floor clear, makes cleaning underneath easier and lets you set the height to suit the user. That does mean the fixings have to go into something solid, so a stud or drywall installation needs proper noggins or a backing board behind the plasterboard. Confirm the mounting arrangement on the individual product before your installer closes up the wall.
Can I choose which side the cabinet door opens on?
On the single door units, yes. Several Xeno2 cabinets are listed specifically as left hand or right hand, and you pick the one that suits the room. It matters more than it sounds: a door that swings into a shower screen or against the return wall makes the cabinet awkward to use every day. Work out the swing against your actual layout before ordering, because it is not something that can be reversed afterwards.
