Strasser Medicine Cabinet Collections
May 22, 2021
Responding to frequent requests for more medicine cabinet storage, STRASSER introduces two new collections designed to coordinate with the company’s meticulously crafted luxury bath vanities. Users can opt for a handcrafted, solid wood cabinet or the more hi-tech look of an aluminum medicine cabinet with LED lights. With demand for medicine cabinets rising in every segment of the industry from residential to hospitality, the two new styles give users more choices for organizing toiletries and other items typically stored in the bathroom.
“Medicine cabinets really are the perfect bath storage solution for everything from medications to moisturizers,” says Peter Ollestad, vice president of sales for STRASSER. “They keep everything at eye-level for easy organization with a clean look. Plus, our cabinets with LED lighting help with hair, make-up, and shaving routines, making mornings much easier.”
Made in the USA like all STRASSER products, the solid wood medicine cabinets offer a choice of four sizes (20”, 24”, 30”, and 36”) with each size offering its own configuration of exposed “open” shelving. Mirrors are featured both on the inside and outside of the cabinet, and interior shelves are made of glass. Available in all 17 STRASSER finishes, the versatile wood cabinets are designed to beautifully coordinate with any STRASSER bath vanity collection, from traditional to contemporary.
The aluminum cabinet series with LED lighting comes in two sizes, 24” and 36”. Featuring mirrors on both sides of the door as well as inside the back of the cabinet unit, the aluminum cabinet offers both electrical and USB outlets, ideal for charging your toothbrush, razor, or even your smart phone. LED lighting is included on both sides of cabinet door, which makes it easier to perform detailed tasks like applying make-up or shaving.
Prices for STRASSER medicine cabinets start at $900 for the 20” solid wood medicine cabinet. Made in the USA with the utmost attention to quality, STRASSER sources plywood and hardwoods from the United States and Canada.