Bathroom furniture sets are available here from three brands you can also view in the Schwertz & Co showroom in Rotterdam: Xellanz, Aloni and VitrA. The range runs from compact sets 45 cm wide to generous combinations at 120 cm, with prices starting from around €200 up to well over €1,000.
Which bathroom furniture set suits your space
Width is the first thing to decide. A small bathroom calls for a set at 45 or 60 cm, such as the Xellanz Mini at 45 cm or the Xellanz Sephia at 60 cm. If you have more room, the Xellanz Ribbella sets in 80, 100 and 120 cm offer greater storage and a wider basin. Aloni supplies sets in 60 and 80 cm, always including a basin and LED mirror.
Beyond the width, check what is included in the set. Some sets come with a standard mirror, others with a mirror cabinet or LED mirror. Also check whether soft-close hinges are fitted as standard — not every set includes them. If you opt for matt black or oak, make sure the waste outlet and tap complement the finish; budget for a matching basin mixer tap if one is not supplied.
Installation: the most common mistakes
The most frequent error is fixing the unit to the wall without first checking that the wall can bear the load. A fully loaded 80 cm bathroom cabinet can easily weigh 25 to 35 kg. Always fix into the structural layer of the wall — not just the plaster finish — and use the supplied brackets at the correct centres. Connect the waste outlet only once the unit is hanging level, so you can still adjust the bottle trap properly.
Frequently asked questions
Does a bathroom furniture set include a basin?
This varies by set. Aloni sets are almost always complete with a basin and mirror included. With Xellanz and VitrA, the product name or description states what is supplied. Always check before ordering so you do not need to purchase a separate basin afterwards.
What width should I choose for a small bathroom?
For a small bathroom, 45 or 60 cm is the most practical choice. The Xellanz Mini at 45 cm is designed specifically for narrow spaces and has a compact depth. Also allow for the door and window opening beside the unit, so you can still reach the tap comfortably.
Can I install a bathroom furniture set myself?
Yes, most sets are designed for DIY installation and come supplied with fixings and instructions. You will need a spirit level, a suitable drill bit for your wall type, and a spanner for the waste connection. The water supply connection itself is straightforward if you can reuse the existing tap fittings.
If you are also updating the rest of the bathroom alongside a new furniture set, you will find further options in our bathroom mirrors, bathroom LED mirrors and basins collections.
