Assembled Bathroom Cabinets

"Assembled" means cabinet components are factory-built, arriving as complete units. While built, they still require installation tasks like mounting and hardware attachment.

Generally, yes, assembled cabinets are ready to install, but you'll still need to handle mounting, leveling, hardware attachment, and plumbing connections if applicable.

Assembled cabinets offer convenience, potentially higher quality, reduced assembly errors, and faster project completion. Flat-pack (RTA) cabinets are more affordable, easier to transport, good for DIY, and offer flexibility in phased projects.

The downsides of choosing assembled cabinets are their increased price, larger shipping size resulting in higher costs, susceptibility to shipping damage, and limited maneuverability.

Assembled bathroom cabinets are available in various standard sizes and configurations, including vanity (base), wall, linen, and over-the-toilet cabinets, with different widths, heights, and drawer/door layouts.

Customization for assembled cabinets is usually limited to finishes, hardware, and selecting from standard sizes and configurations. More extensive customization typically requires semi-custom or fully custom options.

Installation of assembled bathroom cabinets typically requires a stud finder, level, drill, screwdriver set, measuring tape, pencil, safety glasses, shims, caulk gun with silicone caulk, and possibly a jigsaw or hole saw.

Unlike other cabinets, sink base cabinets commonly include pre-made openings or removable sections to accommodate plumbing.

Yes, pre-assembled cabinetry is more expensive than RTA cabinets because of the inclusion of factory assembly labor costs.