Bespoke bathroom furniture and vanity units

Yes. Send dimensions and details of the basin or worktop you want to retain. We assess compatibility and feasibility before confirming the scope; there is no arbitrary minimum order for making an enquiry.

No. Suitability depends on the selected construction, edges, finish, exposure and installation. Furniture does not replace room waterproofing or repair a leak. Product-specific care and installation requirements still apply.

The wall construction, total installed load and fixing arrangement need assessment. Photographs alone cannot establish support capacity. The required checks, reinforcement and installation responsibilities must be agreed before fitting.

Dimensions, materials, hardware, basin/worktop scope, quantities, delivery and fitting affect the proposal. Availability, production capacity and approved drawings determine the programme; we confirm these for your request rather than quoting a universal price or deadline.

Start with the items you want to store, then check the usable space inside each drawer rather than the overall cabinet size. Share the basin model, waste and trap arrangement, pipe positions and any existing fittings you want to retain. A deep basin or central trap may reduce drawer capacity. Agree the internal layout, opening clearances and access for maintenance on the drawings before production; moving pipework is a separate item to confirm in the installation scope.

Describe how the room will be used, including any seated use, preferred storage height, grip requirements and space needed to approach the basin. Include door swings and the surrounding layout, not just the furniture dimensions. These details help us discuss suitable cabinetry options and identify where a designer or access specialist should review the proposal. A bespoke size or a wall-hung unit alone does not establish accessibility or compliance; the agreed design must be assessed for the intended user and project.

Tell MFABER before approving the drawings or making a change on site. Send the revised measurements or product reference and identify which drawing or quotation it affects. We will review the implications for the furniture, worktop, fittings, price and programme before confirming a revision. Record the accepted drawing version and who is responsible for final measurements. Changes after production has started may require additional work or replacement parts; the effect should be agreed in writing before proceeding.

At delivery, compare the items and quantities with the order and record any visible damage or missing components with photographs. After fitting, check the agreed layout, finish, door and drawer operation, handles, clearances and access to serviceable parts. Ask the responsible installer to confirm the checks required for fixings and any plumbing work within their scope. Keep a written list of outstanding items, the order reference and the care instructions. Send questions or warranty requests to info@mpandoglobal.com; coverage and the resolution process depend on the agreed product and installation terms.