Robern - Thin Framed 19-1/4" X 30" X 4-3/4" Metal Cabinet In Brushed Pewter Finish, Slow-close Hinges and Electric Upgrade: Slow-close Hinges, Magnetic Strip, Interior Lighting, Usb Charging Ports, Electrical Outlets, Phone Holder

Thin Framed 19-1/4" X 30" X 4-3/4" Metal Cabinet In Brushed Pewter Finish, Slow-close Hinges and Electric Upgrade: Slow-close Hinges, Magnetic Strip, Interior Lighting, Usb Charging Ports, Electrical Outlets, Phone Holder

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Craft Series Collection

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Expand your possibilities with Craft Series, a curated line of expertly crafted vanities, coordinating linen cabinets, decorative medicine cabinets and mirrors. Combining inspired design, the organic beauty of wood construction, and unique metalwork, Robern has created a richly varied collection that complements a wide range of design styles.

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Thin Framed Metal Cabinets

Streamlined, understated metal framing complements a wide range of design styles.

Stainless steel framing is hand-welded as a single, solid piece for a simple silhouette that complements any aesthetic
Cantilever shelves conceal adjustment holes for a custom-built appearance
Slow-close hinges prevent slamming and reduce wear and tear on your cabinet
Upgrade options include magnetic strip, interior lighting, USB charging ports, electrical outlets and phone holder
Recessed or Surface-Mount installation; side kits sold separately

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Available for pickup only. Once you place your order, one of our designers will contact you to arrange pickup.

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