01 · RECESSEDReview route
Recessed single-door cabinet
A compact mirrored storage direction for projects with a confirmed wall cavity and one clear door swing.
Single doorRough openingCavity depthHanding review
Material-led cabinet programs
Stainless Steel Medicine CabinetsCustom configurations for wholesale and project schedules
Define the stainless steel scope, finish, mounting route and interior around your drawing—not a generic silver appearance.
Drawing-led reviewRecessed or surface directionProject packing plan
01 · MaterialGrade & ScopeShell, frame, shelves or hardware
02 · FinishSurface DirectionBrushed, satin or project finish
03 · InstallationWall InterfaceRecessed opening or surface fixing
04 · InteriorStorage LayoutDoor count, swing and shelf plan
Product definition
A stainless steel medicine cabinet with mirror and integrated storage.
This collection focuses on wall-mounted mirrored medicine cabinets with a confirmed stainless steel component scope. It connects the mirror, storage interior and wall interface in one project specification.
The term “stainless steel” must identify real components—not only a silver color or metallic-looking finish.
Define Your Material BriefInside this collection
✓Mirrored bathroom and washroom storage cabinets
✓Recessed, surface-mounted or reviewed semi-recessed construction
✓Stainless steel shell, frame, shelf or selected hardware scope
✓Single-, double- or multi-door directions subject to engineering review
Outside this collection: freestanding hospital drug cabinets, instrument cabinets, pass-through cabinets and ordinary steel cabinets described only by a silver finish.
Configuration paths
Start with the cabinet format your project needs.
These are drawing-led review routes, not stocked SKU claims. Choose a starting format, then confirm dimensions, stainless steel scope, finish, wall condition and quantity.
02 · SURFACEReview route
Surface-mount single-door cabinet
A wall-face installation direction where projection, side finish and fixing points remain visible.
Single doorFinished sidesProjectionFixing plan
03 · DOUBLE DOORReview route
Double-door medicine cabinet
A wider storage format requiring a coordinated center gap, shelf arrangement and door-clearance review.
Double doorCenter meetingShelf layoutOverall W × H × D
04 · MULTI-DOORCustom review
Multi-door cabinet layout
A project-width direction for coordinated door modules, internal divisions and repeated shelf zones.
Three or more doorsModule widthsDoor alignmentShared interior
05 · MATERIAL SCOPESpecification
Stainless interior program
For briefs that require stainless steel to extend beyond the visible frame into the shell and shelf scope.
Shell + frameShelf scopeGrade reviewFinish sample
06 · POWEREDSystem review
Powered cabinet configuration
A coordinated review route for lighting, defogging, outlets or controls when required by the project.
Electrical briefVoltageCable entryService access
No fixed dimensions, material grade or compliance claim is assigned until the selected construction is confirmed in the quotation and approved drawing.
Specify the material, not only the color
Build a cabinet around the stainless steel decision.
“Stainless steel” may describe a cabinet shell, a mirror-door frame, selected shelves or a complete construction route. For purchasing clarity, each quotation should state the parts covered, material grade, sheet thickness and visible finish.
Material declarationConfirm grade and covered components.
Approved finishReview grain, sheen and color by sample.
Edge & joint reviewCheck folds, corners, welds and visible seams.
Care routeMatch cleaning guidance to the approved finish.
Type 304 is a common market specification, but OJMIRROR grade, thickness and finish availability remain subject to technical review, sample approval and the final quotation.
Concept material detail · Final construction, grade and finish require project confirmation.
Specification worksheet
Build a clearer starting brief.
Select the decisions that change construction, installation and quotation. This tool creates a local summary only; it does not submit data.
01 · Define component scope02 · Separate overall size from wall opening03 · Confirm finish by approved sample04 · Review electrical features as one system
Starting brief · 3 of 11 inputs definedLocal only
Choose the project inputs, then generate a specification summary.
Category boundary
Stainless steel, steel or aluminum?
Do not use “metal” or a silver finish as a substitute for a verified cabinet material.
| Material route | Why a project may consider it | Items to confirm before approval | Correct page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stainless steel | Material-led specification, visible metal finish, commercial or moisture-conscious applications. | Grade, thickness, grain direction, exposed edges, cleaning and dissimilar-metal details. | This page |
| Steel | Fabricated cabinet construction with painted, coated or enameled finish directions. | Base metal, coating system, edge coverage, color and corrosion-control plan. | Steel Medicine Cabinets → |
| Aluminum | Lightweight cabinet platforms and anodized or coated extrusion systems. | Alloy, profile, anodizing/coating, joints and compatible hardware. | Aluminum Medicine Cabinets → |
Installation decision
Recessed or surface mounted?
The wall condition—not the image alone—determines the correct mounting route.
Integrated profile
Recessed installation
The cabinet body enters the wall cavity while the front flange and mirror remain accessible.
Overall size and required wall opening
Stud, service and waterproofing conflicts
Flange coverage and finished-wall tolerance
Simpler wall interface
Surface mounting
The cabinet sits on the finished wall, making side treatment, projection and fixing points more visible.
Finished side panels and rear condition
Anchor route and wall load suitability
Door clearance above faucet and lighting
Concept installation visuals illustrate mounting direction only. Final wall interface, cabinet depth, fixing and clearances require an approved project drawing.
Size-to-inquiry path
What size information do you have?
You do not need a finished production drawing to start. Choose the information available now and the specification worksheet will record the correct next question.
I know the cabinet size
Provide the desired finished width, height and depth. The wall interface can be reviewed next.
I have an existing opening
Send the available opening width, height, cavity depth and finished-wall build-up.
I need a size review
Start with wall width, nearby fixtures, preferred storage and installation direction.
Dimension briefing
Overall size and wall opening are not interchangeable.
A useful drawing separates the visible cabinet dimensions from the wall condition and operating clearance. Send the available opening when the cabinet is recessed.
Overall W × H × DFinished external cabinet size
Rough openingWidth, height and cavity depth
ProjectionDistance beyond the finished wall
Door swingHanding, angle and nearby clearance
Illustrative briefing diagram only—not a production drawing or dimensional claim.
Add Dimensions to Your Brief
Drawing before production
Resolve the details a front view cannot show.
A mirror-door photo does not confirm the cabinet material, internal clearances or installation fit. The project drawing should make each interface reviewable.
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Door and hinge zoneHanding, opening angle, hinge type, gaps and closing hardware.
02
Folded edges and jointsVisible seams, corner treatment, weld/grind expectation and safe edges.
03
Shelf support systemCount, adjustment pitch, shelf material and usable loading brief.
04
Wall and electrical coordinationOpening, fixing points, cable entry, driver and service access where applicable.
Visuals illustrate design directions. Confirm the selected cabinet construction, materials and dimensions in the quotation and approved drawing.
Finish care
Protect the approved surface after installation.
Stainless steel still needs an agreed cleaning route. Care guidance should follow the approved grade and finish, especially for colored or coated surfaces.
Routine cleaning commonly uses a soft cloth, warm water and mild detergent, followed by a clean-water rinse and drying. Always test a new product on a concealed area.
General guidance only. Final cleaning instructions must match the supplied finish and project maintenance plan.
Recommended routine
Clean with a soft cloth along the grain
Use mild detergent and warm water
Rinse residues with clean water
Dry the surface to reduce water marks
Avoid without approval
Carbon-steel wool or contaminated pads
Harsh abrasives across the grain
Chloride or hydrochloric-acid cleaners
Unknown chemicals on colored finishes
Project workflow
From brief to repeatable order.
Each gate turns a visual idea into a controlled cabinet specification.
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Application brief
Market, project type, quantity, destination and target timing.
02
Drawing review
Dimensions, wall interface, door layout, shelves and electrical scope.
03
Material sample
Confirm stainless scope, grain, sheen, edge and color expectations.
04
Sample approval
Review function, fit, finish, labeling and packing before batch release.
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Production control
Hold the approved drawing, inspection points and packaging standard.
Evidence to request
Quality proof belongs with the order.
The correct evidence depends on the final construction and destination requirements.
Material trace
Approved material declaration or supplier record tied to the production order.
Visible finish check
Grain direction, surface defects, corners, seams and protective-film condition.
Door & shelf review
Alignment, opening, closing, shelf support and agreed load-test method.
Export packing
Mirror protection, corner control, hardware separation, carton marks and packing photos.
Test methods, acceptance limits, certifications and inspection sample sizes must be agreed for the actual project; they are not assumed on this page.
Powered configurations
Review the cabinet as one electrical system.
Lighting, defogging, outlets, USB and controls change the complete product architecture. A listed driver or component does not by itself establish certification for the complete medicine cabinet.
Applicable listing, damp-location and destination-market requirements must be confirmed for the selected configuration.
Discuss Electrical Requirements
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Complete-product certificationCertificate, model and configuration must match the supplied cabinet.
02
Recognized or listed componentsRecord the driver, outlet, defogger and controls without presenting them as whole-product approval.
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Destination electrical briefConfirm voltage, frequency, wiring method, location classification and service access.
04
Rating label & documentsApprove label content and preserve the applicable report with the project record.
Submittal resources
Documents that move a project forward.
Ask for documents applicable to your selected cabinet configuration. Availability and revision status are confirmed with the quotation.
Technical Data Sheet
Materials, dimensions, construction, options and revision status.
Request product dataInstallation & Cut-Out
Front, side and section views with rough opening, projection and door swing.
Request installation drawingCare & Cleaning Guide
Approved methods for mirror, bare stainless and colored finish directions.
Request care guidanceInspection & Packing
Material, finish, function, mirror and transport-protection checkpoints.
Discuss inspection and packing
FAQ
Stainless steel cabinet questions
Short answers for early sourcing; the approved specification remains authoritative.
Which parts of a medicine cabinet can be stainless steel?
The cabinet shell, mirror-door frame, shelves or selected hardware can be reviewed in stainless steel. State the exact scope, grade and thickness on the approved drawing and material specification.
Is a stainless steel finish the same as a stainless steel cabinet?
No. A stainless-look color or finish does not confirm the cabinet substrate. The material grade, thickness and covered components should be stated in the approved specification.
Can stainless steel medicine cabinets be recessed or surface mounted?
Both routes can be reviewed. Recessed cabinets need a confirmed wall opening and depth; surface-mounted cabinets need a verified fixing plan and finished side treatment.
Is 304 stainless steel available?
Type 304 is a common market specification and can be evaluated for a project. OJMIRROR availability, thickness and finish require confirmation against the quotation, sample and approved drawing.
What dimensions are needed for a recessed medicine cabinet?
Provide the desired overall width, height and depth together with the available rough wall opening, cavity depth and finished-wall build-up. These dimensions should be reviewed separately.
Are standard and custom medicine cabinet sizes available?
Standard-platform and custom-size directions can be reviewed against the required construction, quantity and wall condition. Do not assume that a nominal mirror size equals the cabinet body or rough opening; request the applicable dimension drawing before approval.
Can the mirror door be left- or right-handed?
Door handing can be included in the project review. Confirm the required hand, opening direction, nearby wall and fixture clearances, and whether one or multiple door layouts are required.
What is the difference between brushed, satin and polished stainless steel?
These terms describe different surface directions and reflectivity levels, but naming can vary. Confirm the physical sample, grain direction and acceptance reference instead of relying only on the finish name.
Can lighting, defogging or outlets be included?
These options can be reviewed where compatible with the cabinet platform. Send the destination market, voltage and required functions so the electrical architecture and compliance route can be evaluated.
Does a certified electrical component certify the complete cabinet?
No. Component recognition and complete-product certification are different evidence scopes. Confirm the certificate, model, configuration and destination requirements for the complete supplied product.
What should I send for a quotation?
Send overall dimensions, mounting method, wall opening if recessed, door layout, stainless scope and finish, shelf and electrical requirements, quantity, destination and target timing.
Project inquiry
Send the cabinet brief.
Start with the decisions that affect construction and fit. Drawings or marked reference images can follow through your normal sales contact.
Overall W × H × DRecessed or surfaceStainless scope & finishDoor and shelf layoutElectrical functionsQuantity & destination
