900mm MFC Vanity in Warm Taupe with a One-Piece Ceramic Basin Top
Two cartons at 0.14 m3, 37 kg gross, about 460 sets to a 40HQ — a basin cabinet priced by the cubic metre
This is a basin cabinet built for container maths rather than for a showroom. The carcass is 18 mm HMR particle board with melamine on both faces and 1 mm ABS on every exposed edge, finished in warm taupe super-matte and hung on a steel rail at 900 x 460 x 520 mm. The top is not a counter with a basin dropped into it: it is a one-piece vitreous china basin at 900 x 460 mm with a 45 mm waste and a single 35 mm tap punch, so there is no silicone joint to fail. Cabinet and basin ship in two cartons at 0.14 m3 and 37 kg gross per set, about 460 sets per 40HQ.
- ModelFAME-MMC-900TP
- Nominal size900 x 460 x 520 mm (35.4 x 18.1 x 20.5 in), W x D x H, wall-hung
- Carcass18 mm HMR particle board, melamine on both faces, E1 formaldehyde class
- Edging1 mm ABS on all exposed edges, hot-melt glued and trimmed
- Front finishWarm taupe super-matte melamine, about 5 gloss units
- DoorsTwo flat slab doors, 3 mm gap, 110 degree opening
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Full Specification
- ModelFAME-MMC-900TP
- Nominal size900 x 460 x 520 mm (35.4 x 18.1 x 20.5 in), W x D x H, wall-hung
- Carcass18 mm HMR particle board, melamine on both faces, E1 formaldehyde class
- Edging1 mm ABS on all exposed edges, hot-melt glued and trimmed
- Front finishWarm taupe super-matte melamine, about 5 gloss units
- DoorsTwo flat slab doors, 3 mm gap, 110 degree opening
- HardwareDTC soft-close hinges rated to 50,000 cycles; steel hanging rail included
- BasinOne-piece vitreous china top, 900 x 460 mm, 45 mm waste, 35 mm single tap punch
- InteriorOne adjustable 18 mm HMR shelf, 15 kg working load
- Back panel5 mm HMR, rebated into the carcass
- PackingTwo cartons: cabinet 0.088 m3 / 24 kg, basin 0.052 m3 / 13 kg
- Loading quantityAbout 460 sets per 40HQ, about 200 sets per 20GP
- MOQ20 pcs per model per finish
- Lead time25-30 days after deposit and finish confirmation
- Loading portNingbo / Shanghai
Why Buyers Choose This Model
- 900 x 460 x 520 mm wall-hung cabinet on a steel hanging rail, so the floor stays clear and the unit goes in after the tiling is finished
- One-piece vitreous china basin top, 900 x 460 mm, 45 mm waste and a single 35 mm tap punch — no joint between basin and top to silicone and no counter cut-out to seal
- 18 mm HMR particle board carcass, melamine on both faces, 1 mm ABS edge on all four edges, E1 formaldehyde class board throughout
- Two flat doors on DTC 110 degree soft-close hinges rated to 50,000 cycles, with a 3 mm door gap held by one CNC drilling program across the run
- Warm taupe super-matte melamine at about 5 gloss units, which hides finger marks that a gloss foil shows within a week of installation
- Cabinet ships knocked down in a 0.088 m3 carton and the basin in a 0.052 m3 carton — 0.14 m3 and 37 kg gross per set, two labels, no overpacking
- About 460 sets per 40HQ and about 200 sets per 20GP at 0.14 m3 per set, against roughly 210 sets for the same vanity shipped assembled at 0.32 m3
- Cabinet and basin can be invoiced as two lines against two tariff codes, so a ceramic top is not swept into a furniture classification at entry
Specification Questions Buyers Ask
Can the cabinet and the ceramic basin go on one invoice line?
They can be invoiced together, but they are two products for tariff purposes: ceramic sanitary ware and a melamine carcass sit in different chapters. Most importers declare two lines with two codes and two unit prices, because that is what the entry will be checked against. It also protects you if a customs value review challenges one line — the other line stands on its own documentation.
What does flat-packing actually save against an assembled vanity?
Cube, not weight. An assembled 900 mm vanity takes about 0.32 m3; this set takes 0.14 m3 in two cartons, so a 40HQ at roughly 68 m3 of usable cube carries about 460 sets instead of about 210. Ocean freight per set falls by more than half, and the saving is usually larger than the assembly labour a dealer spends on a basin cabinet — two doors and a shelf on cam fittings is a fifteen-minute build.
Will 18 mm HMR board survive a bathroom with no mechanical extraction?
HMR board resists moisture at the core, it does not make a cabinet waterproof. The practical rule is that water reaches board through cut edges and through the back panel, so this cabinet is edge-banded on all four edges, the back is rebated rather than stapled flat, and the unit is wall-hung with a 20 mm shadow gap so a wet floor never wicks into the base. In a bathroom with a shower and no fan, we recommend sealing the raw edges at the tap and waste cut-outs with the silicone the installer already has on site.
Can the width change without a new tooling cost?
Yes, from 600 to 1200 mm in 100 mm steps. The carcass is cut from an 18 mm sheet on a CNC nesting program and the basin is a moulded part in three widths; only the cutting list and the basin mould change. A 1000 mm version keeps the same 460 mm depth and the same hinge positions, so a dealer can run a mixed width program in one container without a separate minimum per width.
Will this consolidate with kitchen modules in one container?
Yes. Vanities, mirror cabinets and flat-pack kitchen units load from Ningbo or Shanghai in one booking with one set of export documents. For a mixed order the practical limit is the 68 m3 of usable cube, so an importer usually fills the balance with kitchen runs at 1.65 m3 per 10 metres rather than with more vanities.
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