I Have a Drawing
Share the front elevation, wall section, cabinet depth, door layout and destination market.
UPLOAD A DRAWING →
Custom medicine cabinet manufacturer
Custom Medicine Cabinets.
Custom Medicine Cabinets.
Built Around Your Project.
Develop mirrored medicine cabinets to match your required dimensions, installation method, door configuration, storage layout and selected electrical functions. Send a drawing or reference image to begin technical review.
Custom sizes and door layouts
Recessed, surface or semi-recessed
Lighting, storage and finish options
Start where your project is now
Turn an Idea Into a Reviewable Cabinet Brief
You do not need a finished specification to begin. Choose the information you already have, then add the wall, function and quantity details required for technical review.
I Have Dimensions
Start with overall W × H × D, wall opening where applicable, installation type and quantity.
START WITH DIMENSIONS →I Have a Reference
Send a photo or link and identify what must change: size, shape, storage, finish or functions.
SHARE A REFERENCE →Custom medicine cabinet configurations
Choose the Cabinet Requirement First
Start with the decision that controls fit and cost. Size, installation, door layout, storage and selected electrical functions are reviewed together before quotation.
Custom-Size Medicine Cabinets
Develop overall width, height and cabinet depth around the vanity elevation, wall space and required storage.
- WIDTH × HEIGHT
- CABINET DEPTH
- SIZE SCHEDULE
Recessed Medicine Cabinets
Coordinate the cabinet body with the rough wall opening, studs, flange coverage, wiring entry and service access.
- ROUGH OPENING
- FLANGE
- WALL SECTION
Surface-Mounted Cabinets
Review visible side finish, wall fixing, overall projection and optional side-mirror treatment.
- WALL FIXING
- SIDE FINISH
- PROJECTION
Single, Double & Triple Door
Define door count, split positions, opening direction, hinge clearance and access to the interior shelves.
- DOOR COUNT
- HINGE SIDE
- OPENING ANGLE
Interior Storage Configurations
Align adjustable glass shelves, clear openings and accessory positions with the intended daily-use products.
- GLASS SHELVES
- INTERIOR MIRROR
- ACCESSORIES
Selected Lighting & Electrical
Review front lighting, interior light, defogging or outlets only where supported by the chosen construction and market requirements.
- LIGHTING
- OUTLET ROUTE
- MARKET VOLTAGE
Cabinet platform directions
Choose the Door Architecture Before the Details
These are configuration directions for technical discussion—not invented stock models. Final dimensions, materials, functions and availability are confirmed on the project drawing.
CONFIGURATION DIRECTION
Single-Door Platform
For compact openings, narrow vanities or paired installations where hinge direction and clear access matter.
Review firstOverall size · hinge side · wall condition
OptionsMirror edge · shelves · selected electrical functions
CONFIGURATION DIRECTION
Double-Door Platform
For wider vanity elevations where the center split, usable shelf access and door proportions must align.
Review firstDoor split · opening angle · clear interior width
OptionsRecessed or surface · lighting · interior layout
CONFIGURATION DIRECTION
Triple-Door Platform
For broad wall elevations and project schedules requiring coordinated door widths and repeatable installation.
Review firstOverall span · door ratios · support and alignment
OptionsInternal zones · multiple lighting routes · finish
RECESSED CABINET INSTALLATION
OVERALL W × HROUGH OPENING + WALL DEPTHCABINET DEPTH + PROJECTION
Concept visualization — final construction and dimensions belong on the approved project drawing.
Size and installation logic
Confirm More Than Width and Height
A custom cabinet must connect the visible mirror size to the cabinet box, wall opening and finished projection. The final relationship changes with the installation route.
01
Overall W × H × D
The maximum finished dimensions and the visual relationship to the vanity or wall elevation.
02
Cabinet Box & Rough Opening
Body dimensions, wall-cavity depth, framing and the opening needed for recessed or semi-recessed work.
03
Projection & Door Clearance
Visible depth, flange or side treatment, hinge direction and clearance from adjacent walls or lights.
04
Final Drawing Confirmation
Production values are confirmed on the approved drawing rather than inferred from a reference image.
Material by component
Specify Each Part of the Cabinet
“Custom material” is not one product category. Review the body, door, back, shelves, hardware and finish separately, then confirm the combination against structure, environment and target-market requirements.
COMPONENTMATERIAL DIRECTIONCONFIRM ON THE DRAWINGNEXT PATH
Cabinet bodyAluminum, stainless steel, coated steel or verified wood-based constructionGrade/alloy, thickness, profile or sheet, joints, coating and visible sidesMATERIAL PAGES →
Door & frameFrameless mirror, metal frame or verified finished door constructionSection, finish, mirror attachment, edge, hinge load and finger clearanceDOOR OPTIONS →
Back panelMaterial direction follows cabinet structure and wire/service accessThickness, fixing, cable entry, moisture exposure and interior finishENGINEERING →
ShelvesTempered glass or another confirmed shelf constructionThickness, usable size, supports, adjustment spacing and load basisSTORAGE REVIEW →
HardwareHinges, shelf supports, fasteners, catches and opening restraintsMaterial, opening angle, soft-close direction and available cycle evidenceAPPROVAL GATES →
Surface finishAnodized, brushed, polished, coated, painted, laminate or veneer directionsColor reference, gloss, texture, sample, acceptance limit and batch controlSAMPLE APPROVAL →
Specification boundary: the directions above are a review framework, not a universal supply claim. Publishable materials and finishes must be tied to a confirmed cabinet construction.
Door profile options
Choose the Mirror Door, Then Configure the Cabinet
The mirror door profile can vary while the cabinet remains a conventional, manufacturable storage body. Door clearance, cabinet depth, shelves and mounting are reviewed as one assembly.
Arched Cabinets
Single-arch or coordinated multi-door directions for hospitality, apartment and retail collections.
CURVE TEMPLATE
DOOR CLEARANCE
FRAME OPTIONS
Pill & Oval Cabinets
Continuous-radius silhouettes reviewed around usable internal volume, shelving and mounting.
VERTICAL / HORIZONTAL
LED OPTIONS
CABINET DEPTH
Rounded-Rectangle Cabinets
Rounded-corner cabinet doors with standard cabinet bodies, reviewed for door clearance, shelves and repeatability.
DOOR PROFILE
CABINET DEPTH
MOUNTING OPTIONS
Engineering checklist
Define the Cabinet Behind the Mirror
For a buildable quotation, confirm the body, doors, shelves, installation interfaces and electrical requirements—not only the visible mirror front.
Best starting package
Dimensioned front elevation + wall section + quantity + destination market + required functions.
Dimensioned front elevation + wall section + quantity + destination market + required functions.
Dimensions & Tolerances
Overall width, height and depth; door gaps, body dimensions, rough opening, visible overlap and agreed tolerances.
Cabinet Body
Body outline, material direction, internal depth, back panel, flange, visible side condition and service access.
Door Architecture
Single or multiple doors, mirror overlap, hinge position, opening angle, soft-close direction and finger clearance.
Interior Storage
Clear opening, adjustable or fixed shelves, shelf shape, retaining details and usable space around curved areas.
Lighting & Electrical
Front or ambient lighting, CCT, CRI, dimming, controls, drivers, outlets, voltage and destination-market requirements.
Mirror & Finish
Mirror construction, safety-backing direction, edge treatment, aluminum finish and visible joint expectations.
Installation
Recessed, surface or semi-recessed route; rough opening, wall build-up, blocking, wiring entry and installer access.
Packaging & Delivery
Mirror-edge protection, door restraint, fitted foam, reinforced carton or crate and shipment sequence.
Installation routes
Coordinate the Wall Before Production
The same front shape can require a different cabinet, flange and wiring strategy depending on how it meets the wall.
Recessed
Review rough opening, stud positions, body geometry, flange coverage, cabinet depth and service access before the wall is closed.
Surface-Mounted
Coordinate visible cabinet sides, wall fixing, cable entry, overall projection and the relationship between the front shape and body.
Semi-Recessed
Balance available wall depth with the required storage volume, visible side finish and installer tolerances.
Project workflow
From Drawing to Repeatable Cabinet
Custom geometry should pass through technical alignment and a controlled sample before batch production.
01
Brief Review
Drawing, wall, functions, market, quantity and timing.
02
Feasibility
Shape, body, doors, shelves, lighting and installation.
03
Drawing Alignment
Confirm dimensions, interfaces and quotation scope.
04
Sample Approval
Check appearance, operation, fit and packing.
05
Batch Control
Produce and inspect against the approved reference.
Confirmation gates
Control the Specification Before Production
Each gate converts one part of the brief into a reviewable output. Evidence and documents are attached to the confirmed project or model—not generalized across every custom cabinet.
Feasibility Review
Check geometry, wall condition, door movement, storage and component space.
OUTPUT · REVIEW NOTESDrawing Alignment
Confirm overall size, cabinet box, opening, installation interfaces and electrical positions.
OUTPUT · APPROVAL DRAWINGSample & Finish
Review appearance, operation, fit and finish against the agreed reference.
OUTPUT · SIGNED SAMPLEBatch Reference
Use the approved drawing and sample as the basis for production, inspection and packing.
OUTPUT · CONTROLLED STANDARDSpecification SheetProvided by confirmed model
Installation DrawingConfirmed with wall inputs
Electrical InformationConfirmed by function and market
Packaging InformationConfirmed with product and shipment
Function coordination
Build the Function Package Around the Cabinet
Functions are reviewed as one electrical and structural package. The cabinet layout, mirror area, component space, wiring route and destination market can change which combinations are suitable.
DECISION AREA
BASE DIRECTION
OPTION TO REVIEW
PROJECT INPUT
Mirror lighting
Non-lighted or selected light patternFinal pattern follows the confirmed mirror and door layout.
CCT · dimming · controlAvailability is confirmed by model.
Use · room lighting · preferred appearance
Interior visibility
Open cabinet storageShelf and accessory locations control usable space.
Interior mirror or internal lightReview door and wiring interfaces.
Storage list · shelf spacing · door count
Mirror clarity
Standard mirror surfaceMirror construction follows the confirmed specification.
Defogging area and controlReview available mirror area and power.
Required clear zone · voltage · control method
Powered storage
No integrated powerThe simplest configuration remains available for review.
Outlet or USB positionFinal component and documentation depend on market.
Device use · voltage · plug/receptacle requirement
Controls & wiring
Project-defined connectionHardwire or another route is confirmed on the drawing.
Touch or other selected controlKeep control position clear of hinges and storage.
Input voltage · cable entry · switch location
Electrical boundary: component documents do not automatically establish compliance for every finished cabinet. Confirm the complete model, configuration, installation and destination-market requirement before making a certification statement.
Project routes
Use the Path That Matches Your Supply Program
The cabinet specification is shared, but the approval package changes with the commercial route. Select the nearest path and send the corresponding inputs.
Private-Label Development
Build a differentiated cabinet range around confirmed structures, functions, finishes and brand requirements.
- Reference products and target positioning
- Brand marks, labels and instruction requirements
- Sample approval and controlled changes
Distribution Range
Organize repeatable cabinet configurations for a market, channel or coordinated product family.
- Core sizes and configuration schedule
- Packaging and shipment requirements
- Product information and after-sales inputs
Hospitality & Multifamily
Coordinate cabinet dimensions and finishes across room types, wall conditions and phased requirements.
- Room/area schedule and quantities
- Wall openings, wiring and installation notes
- Approved drawing, sample and batch reference
Custom cabinet FAQs
Questions to Resolve Before Quotation
What should I send for a custom medicine cabinet quotation?
Send a dimensioned front elevation, cabinet depth, installation type, door layout, estimated quantity, destination market and required functions. A wall section or rough-opening detail is especially useful for recessed projects.
Can the cabinet body follow the mirror shape?
Sometimes, but feasibility depends on the curve, internal volume, shelves, door movement, hinges, lighting and manufacturing route. OJMIRROR reviews the geometry from the actual drawing rather than applying one standard rule.
Can custom medicine cabinets be recessed?
Recessed, surface-mounted and semi-recessed directions can be reviewed against the wall opening, flange, cabinet depth, wiring and service access.
What is the difference between overall size and rough opening?
Overall size describes the maximum finished cabinet or mirror dimensions. Rough opening describes the wall cavity required for a recessed or semi-recessed cabinet. The cabinet box, flange and installation tolerance connect the two values on the approved drawing.
Can the cabinet be made to a non-standard width, height or depth?
Non-standard dimensions can be submitted for feasibility review. Door proportions, mirror geometry, cabinet construction, shelf space, installation and component clearances are evaluated together before the final size is confirmed.
How are custom colors and finishes approved?
Start with a color code, physical reference or finish direction. The final surface, gloss, texture and acceptable variation should be confirmed through an agreed sample before batch production.
Can lighting, defogging or outlets be integrated?
Functions can be reviewed against the mirror area, cabinet construction, available component space, voltage and destination-market requirements. Availability is confirmed for the selected specification.
What are the MOQ and lead time?
They depend on geometry, tooling or templates, cabinet construction, finish, functions, packaging and quantity. They are confirmed after technical review and are not treated as one universal promise.
Start with your drawing
Send a Custom Cabinet Brief
A front elevation, wall section or reference image is enough to begin a feasibility review.
Geometry and door review
Installation coordination
Quotation scope alignment
