Overwhelmed by military conscription - Alternatives?

Alright, then the 13,000 euros are no problem - you also picked something very expensive, but which is simply hopelessly overpriced even at internet prices.

Keuco does offer quality and (partly) strong design, but even with things like the toilet brush and toilet paper holder, I got sick of it. I got all those items myself through Ebay & [ebayKleinanzeigen], where I usually only paid 30% of the normal price.

Where surely all the cabinets were not standard? They always come on TOP. So you should compare apples with apples. That means "appreciate" the porcelain as an extra charge. Yes, it looks very good, but for me, that would be nothing either... it is a mid-range car. Every scratch would annoy me. With 2 toddlers in our family, that would be nothing.

I have taken a look at the items: quite expensive, but they also look good.
I think the single-lever mixers are okay price-wise.
The mirror cabinets, in my opinion, don’t really look like they’re expensive. I can imagine there is a lot of potential for savings in this area.
Additionally, it should be noted that the LED lighting is not replaceable, so I wouldn’t want to put up with that.
The furniture itself, including the base cabinets, I would have a carpenter price out, since bathroom furniture generally carries way too high a markup.

P.s. You have a depth of over 50cm for the washbasins, the individual mirror doors with a total width of 100 are also 50 deep. Isn’t it impractical to open such a deep door above the washbasin?

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You have a depth of over 50cm for the washbasins, the individual mirror doors at a total width of 100 are also 50 deep.
Isn't it impractical to open such a deep door above the washbasin?

Good question. Of course, I haven't thought about that yet. A 40 cm door would certainly be much more comfortable. I will keep that in mind when looking for alternatives. I was at a furniture store over the weekend where there was a 30% discount on bathroom furniture. There, the "sets" consisting of washbasin, faucet, base cabinet, and mirror cabinet were priced around 2,000 euros each. 4,000 euros for both, I would be willing to pay that.

The mirror cabinets are "built-in mirror cabinets." From my perspective, that only means that the pre-wall will be built around the mirror cabinet later. So install the mirror cabinet before the drywall installer comes. Or am I forgetting something?

Alternative view: have you always wanted more length than width? Have you always dreamed of having wide washbasins? Or were you swept away by the exhibition? I also like to recommend Ikea, they also have 100cm wide furniture. But I can also understand if you don’t want Ikea in the bathroom. For a simple bathroom cabinet, however, I would feel sorry to spend the money, as already says: every smudge hurts then. But people are different: one delights in things that are relatively expensive, another can enjoy getting a similar look for a reasonable price. By the way, we have assembled a 1.80m kitchen countertop with a base cabinet, asymmetrical with a vessel sink: Ikea with Keramag