What is the difference between the Keuco Royal Lumos built-in mirror cabinet and the Keuco Royal Lumos wall-mounted mirror cabinet?

Keuco Royal Lumos mirror cabinets are available both for modern wall installation and for the classic wall porch. But what are the differences between the two assembly variants? What are the requirements for a wall or wall installation and what are the advantages of both mirror cabinets? Skybad brings light into the darkness.

Keuco Royal Lumos wall-mounted mirror cabinet:
A Keuco Royal Lumos mirror cabinet for the wall porch is the most common option under the mounting options. Here, the mirror cabinet is simply mounted to the wall, so there is no need for any major refurbishment except drilling holes for mounting. For this purpose, all Keuco Lumos wall-mounted mirror cabinets - regardless of the dimensions they have - dowel two mounting rails to the wall into which the mirror cabinet is hung. When drilling the holes, make sure that there are no power lines near the holes. In addition, so that the Keuco Lumos mirror cabinet cannot tilt forward when opening the mirror cabinet doors, a mounting plate, which closes with the lower edge of the mirror cabinet, attached.

A Keuco Royal Lumos wall-mounted mirror cabinet can therefore be installed without much effort and is suitable for almost all bathrooms.

Keuco Royal Lumos built-in mirror cabinet:
A Keuco Royal Lumos wall-mounted mirror cabinet is an extravagant model and is not that common in our bathrooms. Thanks to its special construction, it completely disappears into the wall. All that remains is the mirrored front with ample storage space in secret. Mirrors for wall installation meet two needs. On the one hand, they promise an optical and, above all, hitherto little-known highlight in the bathroom. For those who value a straightforward look and a high level of functionality, Keuco Royal Lumos built-in mirror cabinets are just the thing. On the other hand, built-in mirror cabinets are the optimal solution for lack of space. Those who have little space on the basin and cannot use a mirror cabinet that protrudes into the room will find the Keuco Royal Lumos built-in sealing cabinets, which take up space instead of in front of the wall, the ideal alternative. However, it must be remembered that a wall-mounted mirror cabinet is associated with a complex installation. First, a free space must be created in the wall, which corresponds exactly to the dimensions of the mirror cabinet - depending on the model either the same depth or a slightly smaller depth of the mirror cabinet is assumed as the depth of the free space. This wall section requires precise procedures and expertise. It is also important that the connections for the mirror cabinet lighting remain accessible and not damaged. The Keuco Royal Lumos built-in mirror cabinet is connected to these before it is then placed in the wall space and fixed with Silkon, for example.

Whether you opt for a Keuco Royal Lumos wall-mounted mirror cabinet or built-in mirror cabinet, both variants guarantee an eye-catching and promise by the same depth of 165 mm enough storage space for your bathroom utensils.