How to choose the right LED shaving cabinet

Measure your vanity width and wall space first, and check the door swing clears any adjacent fittings such as a toilet roll holder or shower screen. A single door suits a narrower vanity or where wall space is limited on one side, while a double or four-door cabinet gives more shelf width for a shared bathroom. Confirm the hinge side matches how you'll stand at the vanity, and check the overall depth if the cabinet will sit above a tap set, since some deeper cabinets can clash with tall mixers.

Because the lighting is built in, plan the power connection early: hardwired models need a licensed electrician, while plug-in transformer models are more flexible for a straightforward swap. Check the IP rating if the cabinet will be mounted close to a shower recess, and look at shelf adjustability if you need to fit taller items like aerosol cans. A shaver socket or USB outlet is a useful extra if you don't already have a power point near the vanity.