ypg
2021-03-31 22:33:10
- #1
It’s not exactly taken straight on, but I posted it last week on the topic of bathtub platforms:Sorry, who was that then hm.
Looking for furniture tip for bathroom niche
- Erstellt am 2021-03-31 18:43:26
kati1337
2021-04-01 11:35:10
- #2
Thanks, I had already checked there, but based on the photos I thought the quality wouldn't be good. Have you ever seen anything from them in person?Take a look at mycs. Well done and quite affordable. Plus a decent online configurator.
Obermuh
2021-04-01 11:47:38
- #3
I have had a lowboard from MYCS for 2 weeks now and I am semi-satisfied. Delivery time was 2 months longer than stated and I also have some doubts about the durability of the matte black finish, time will tell.
The thing is sturdy and the assembly goes quickly once you understand the principle. What annoys me a bit is that there is no continuous top panel, I didn’t see that in the configurator.
I still need to adjust the doors ;)
The thing is sturdy and the assembly goes quickly once you understand the principle. What annoys me a bit is that there is no continuous top panel, I didn’t see that in the configurator.
I still need to adjust the doors ;)
kati1337
2021-04-01 11:53:21
- #4
Ah yes, thanks for your assessment! I had also looked at similar lowboards from them for the living room, but in the end we decided quite differently. I had seen those gap dimensions on the doors in photos back then and that put me off. If you can adjust them, though, that is something else.I have had a lowboard from MYCS here for 2 weeks and am semi-satisfied. Delivery time 2 months longer than stated and I also have some doubts about the durability of the matte black finish, time will tell. The thing is stable and assembly goes fast once you understand the principle. What annoys me a bit is that there is no continuous board on top, I didn’t see that in the configurator. [ATTACH alt="CDC70285-3B9D-405B-A9C5-39D6D8366069.jpeg"]59563[/ATTACH] I still have to adjust the doors ;)
tomtom79
2021-04-01 12:55:10
- #5
If you can come to terms with 140cm, then Metod from Ikea. If you also work with side panels, you have something stable for under 300 euros with dozens of fronts, etc.
On top of that, you have a plate cut to the desired width at Bauhaus, and you can also cut a door on the side.
On top of that, you have a plate cut to the desired width at Bauhaus, and you can also cut a door on the side.
hampshire
2021-04-01 14:04:33
- #6
We were in the shop in Düsseldorf to check the quality and bought a bookcase about 4 x 3m and quickly assembled it – I haven’t gotten around to adjusting the doors since... like so often, didn’t finish it. Processing, paint quality, and the system work. Only the drawers are very small behind the front and the ladder is not matched to the system width. Here is a close-up photo of our shelf.Thank you, I had already looked there once, but thought (from the photos) that the quality wouldn’t be good. Have you ever seen any of them live?