Bathroom furniture manufacturer & quality?

We have everything custom-made solid oak base cabinet 1.60m with 4 drawers, side cabinet 1.80 high with 2 doors and 2 drawers, mirror and guest WC base cabinet. In total paid 2,500 with [Märchensteuer].

Would have cost 3500 at the sanitary and the stuff was wobbly like a cow's tail, of course not solid but cheap MDF stuff.

Currently I find that the big manufacturers, whether Villeroy & Boch, Puris, Pelipal, Burgbad and all their like, ask for a lot of euros for a few MDF wood panels.

You're right. And who likes that suffering? I hardly like standard bathroom furniture. All smooth material. No nature. If you google enough, you find (also inexpensively) solid woods or industrial style, but hardly anyone here likes that.

Does anyone have a tip or something like that where you can get a reasonably priced washbasin countertop?

Size 2.00 x 0.50 - thickness 2.50-4.00cm in solid wood

...however also open to non-solid material that would fit visually

thank you

...can't you just "simply" use a kitchen countertop for that? Otherwise, ask the carpenter.

Hello

I probably fall outside the norm:
I swear by Keuco. Not exactly cheap, but I would say affordable. Aluminum and everything high-quality. No heavy MDF or wooden boards.

Steven

Does anyone have a tip or something where you can get a reasonably cheap washbasin countertop?

Carpenters, but also hardware stores.
We had multiplex plywood in the old house, stained dark and varnished with boat varnish.

Kitchen manufacturers work too, we now have a countertop from Ikea... it should probably be replaced with something real sometime soon.