Timber Look Coastal Oak Camden 600mm Mirror Shaving Cabinet Pencil Edge Soft Close

The Timber Look Coastal Oak Camden 600mm Mirror Shaving Cabinet is a wall-mounted bathroom mirror cabinet with two soft-close mirrored doors, adjustable glass shelves and a pencil-edge Coastal Oak surround. Cabinet body 600 x 720 x 150mm.

Two mirrored doors, each 278mm wide, run on soft-close hinges over an E0-grade MDF carcass wrapped in thermoformed wood-grain PVC film. The mirror is silver-coated and copper-free — the specification that resists the black edge-spotting and brown staining ordinary copper-backed mirrors develop in a bathroom. At only 150mm deep it sits close to the wall and clears the head of anyone standing at the basin.

Why a 600mm Shaving Cabinet Beats a Plain Mirror in a Small Bathroom

In a bathroom where the vanity is already only 600mm wide, the wall above it is the last piece of unused storage in the room. A flat mirror gives you nothing; a 600mm Camden gives you the same reflective surface plus two full-height compartments with adjustable glass shelves behind it — enough for the medicine, the sunscreen, the spare razor heads and everything else that otherwise lives on the bench.

Coastal Oak matters here more than it would on a bigger cabinet. The pale, sun-bleached grain sits close in tone to a white tile, so a 600mm unit reads as a framed mirror rather than a box on the wall. The pencil-edge profile — a fine squared edge rather than a chunky rounded frame — keeps the whole thing looking thin.

Key Features of the Camden Coastal Oak 600mm Mirror Shaving Cabinet

• Two soft-close mirrored doors: Two separate full-height compartments, each door 278mm wide, damped so they close quietly.
• Silver-coated copper-free mirror: The bathroom-grade specification — far more resistant to edge black-spotting and brown staining than a standard copper-backed mirror.
• Adjustable glass shelves: Set the internal heights around what you actually store instead of working around a fixed shelf.
• 150mm depth: Shallow enough to sit over a slimline vanity without crowding the basin or the person using it.
• Pencil-edge Coastal Oak surround: A fine squared edge rather than a bulky frame, in the same wood-grain PVC film used on the Camden vanity range — so the two genuinely match.
• Surface mounted: Fixes to the wall face — no recessing, no cutting into the wall lining and no stud work to relocate.

Matching Camden Coastal Oak 600mm Vanity

This cabinet is finished in the same Coastal Oak wood-grain PVC film as the Camden vanity range, from the same series — so the two match rather than nearly match, which timber-look finishes from different ranges almost never do. The Camden 600x360mm ensuite slimline wall hung vanity in Coastal Oak is the same width, and at 360mm deep it pairs with this 150mm cabinet without either unit crowding the other.

Camden 600mm Mirror Shaving Cabinet Specifications

Camden 600mm Mirror Shaving Cabinet — Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How high should a shaving cabinet be hung above the vanity?
A: The common Australian rule of thumb is a 200–300mm gap between the top of the vanity benchtop and the bottom of the cabinet. That clears a tap spout and an above-counter basin, leaves room for a soap dispenser on the bench, and still puts the mirror at a usable height for most adults. Work from the benchtop height, not from the floor, and dry-fit the position before you drill — a cabinet hung 50mm too low will foul a tall vessel basin or a gooseneck mixer.

Q: Can it be recessed into the wall?
A: No — this is a surface-mounted cabinet. It fixes to the face of the wall and projects 150mm into the room. Recessed cabinets need a wall cavity built to suit and are a framing-stage decision. The upside of surface mounting is that it can go on any wall that will take the fixing, including a masonry wall, without opening up the lining.

Q: What does the wall need to hold it?
A: It has to fix into structure — timber studs or noggins, or the correct fixing for a masonry wall. A mirrored cabinet is heavier than a plain mirror because of the glass doors, and the load increases every time both doors are open at once. Have a licensed tradesperson confirm and complete the fixing; installation by a licensed tradesperson is a condition of the warranty.

Q: Do the doors reverse, and which way do they open?
A: The 2 mirrored doors are hinged at the outer edges and open outwards from the centre, which is how a 600mm cabinet gives you the widest clear opening. Allow clearance either side so a fully opened door does not foul an adjacent wall, a window reveal or a shower screen — the doors are 278mm wide, so that is roughly how far each one swings out.

Q: Why does the mirror specification matter?
A: Because bathroom mirrors fail from the edges in. A standard copper-backed mirror in a room that gets steamed twice a day will start showing black spotting and brown staining along the edges within a few years. This cabinet uses a silver-coated copper-free mirror, which is far more resistant to that. It is not immune: keep the room ventilated, wipe standing water off the bottom edge, and avoid ammonia or vinegar-based glass cleaners — those attack the mirror backing and will void the warranty.

Q: Will the cabinet cope with bathroom humidity?
A: The carcass is E0-grade MDF fully wrapped in thermoformed PVC film with no exposed edges, so ambient steam has nothing to soak into. What actually causes failure is standing water and constant condensation running down to the base. Ventilate the room, wipe the cabinet dry, and note that water damage is excluded from the warranty. This is a moisture-resistant cabinet, not a waterproof one.

Q: What does delivery cost to Sydney or regional NSW?
A: Sydney ships free on orders over $2,000, and free warehouse pickup in Sydney is available on any order. Regional NSW — Newcastle, the Central Coast, Wollongong, Bathurst, Orange, Wagga Wagga and Coffs Harbour — is calculated at checkout by weight and postcode. A 600mm cabinet is the smallest in the Camden range, so adding it to a vanity order rather than ordering it on its own is almost always the cheaper route.