Measurements checked
We check clearances, access and fitting conditions before the drawings are signed off.
MMV Studio
Custom bathroom tall units in Alicante
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Survey, design, manufacture and fitting
A tall unit can hold towels and spare supplies when there is no room for more drawers under the basin. Before taking it to the ceiling, though, we check the shower screen, bathroom door and room to open it.
Made for the actual room
Check the room before fixing the design
We look at the furniture in use: door swing, cleaning, capacity and the parts of the room that cannot move.
Materials specified
The quote sets out boards, finishes, fittings and the installation scope.
A defined scope
Furniture and any separate building work are identified in the proposal.
A direct contact
Your project contact answers questions and coordinates the agreed stages.
Our process
From enquiry to installation
We move from an initial price guide to a quotation based on measured dimensions, then manufacture, fit and check the furniture with you.
Initial price guide
Send photos, rough dimensions, the address and a note about what the furniture must do. We can discuss a price range before measuring.
Survey of the space
At the property we check walls, services, clearances and the route for bringing the pieces in. These measurements replace the first estimates.
Design and plans, when needed
We develop the layout and project drawings if the job requires them. They are free when you order the manufacture of that project from us.
Final quotation
The agreed layout, boards, finishes, fittings and installation appear in a written quotation with the final price.
Approval and deposit
You can review the specification before accepting it. The agreed deposit then starts the manufacturing order.
Making the furniture
We prepare the pieces to the approved dimensions and check the details needed for delivery and fitting.
Fitting on site
The team installs the furniture and adjusts doors, drawers, joints and visible finishing details.
Checking it with you
We test how the furniture opens and works together, inspect the finish and record any final adjustment.
Your project starts here
Start with a photo, not a hundred decisions.
I'm Patricia Méndez. Send me a photo of your space and tell me what you would like to change. I'll help you think through the layout, storage and next steps.
No obligation. Rough measurements are enough to get started.
Solutions for your space
Tall storage without crowding the bathroom
Vertical volume must still leave room to open doors, clean and reach what is stored.
Reachable daily shelves
Things used each morning sit at hand height rather than requiring a stool.
Proportionate depth
A narrow cupboard can hold towels without taking the route in front of the basin.
Exposure understood
Splash zone and ventilation inform the board, edges and hinges specified.
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Completed work
Examples of custom bathroom tall units
Sixteen photographs from MMV projects in different Spanish cities. Tell us which detail you would adapt to your room in Alicante.
Oak bathroom column beside the vanityBeside a basin, the tall door must clear vanity drawers when they are open.
Wall-hung fluted bathroom columnA textured front still needs specified hinges and a fixing method suited to the wall.
Slim bathroom column with open nichesOpen niches hold daily items, with spare supplies stored behind a door.
Tall bathroom cabinet beside the showerNear a shower screen, splash exposure and the door swing both need reviewing.
Light bathroom tower with pull-out drawersPull-out drawers bring small products forward instead of hiding them at the back.
Wall-hung graphite bathroom columnA dark floating unit needs checked wall support and enough clear walking space.
Built-in sage-green bathroom cabinetBuilt-in storage follows the opening without sealing any wall access panels.
Ventilated tall unit for laundry appliancesIf it holds laundry or equipment, ventilation and services need separate consideration.
Mirrored bathroom column with shelvesMirror and shelves share the front, but each opening needs room beside the basin.
Premium slatted-oak bathroom columnExposed slats require a cleaning and edge detail close to splash areas.
Tall dark-walnut bathroom cabinetGlass shows the contents and adds door weight, so the hardware must suit it.
Accessible bathroom column with open drawersDrawer reach height is matched to the people using the bathroom.
Stepped bathroom cabinet beneath a sloping roofA sloping roof reduces height along the run; the cabinet parts follow that variation.
Compact bathroom column with a laundry hamperA laundry basket inside the tower needs airflow and room to be pulled out.
Blue bathroom column with natural caneOpenwork changes airflow and cleaning; its value depends on what sits behind it.
Classic soft-green bathroom columnSoft panel details can relate to existing doors and mirror without wasting the interior.
Three ways to approach the specification
Position and contents of the tall unit
The internal layout follows both the room and what you need to put away.
By the basin01
Keep drawers and route clear
The tall unit complements the vanity, with doors that do not collide when both are in use.
- Openings drawn
- Daily products within reach
- Depth adjusted
Near the shower02
Consider direct splashes
Filling the available gap is not enough; we check how much water the unit may receive.
- Position reviewed
- Edges and hardware specified
- Care considered
With services behind03
Store without blocking access
Valves or pipes behind the cabinet need an opening method agreed before manufacture.
- Access points located
- Practical panel planned
- Fixings matched to wall
A detailed quotation
Useful details for an initial assessment
Rough details are enough to start.
Photos of the space
Photograph the dry area with the screen open.
Key dimensions
Measure height, depth and clearance in front of the unit.
Use and equipment
Mark pipes or valves behind the planned cabinet.
Details for the quote
List items to store away from splashes.
From early guidance to a final figure
From enquiry to a confirmed proposal
01Initial review
We clarify use, scope and missing details.
02Proposal
Price and fitting after decisions are checked.
Materials and details
Choose the specification as a whole
A surface, its supporting board, edges and hardware need to work together.
The chosen material sheet sets out performance and care.
Before deciding
Questions before you enquire
Can a tall unit sit next to a shower screen?＋
That depends on door clearance and whether water will reach the cabinet. We check both and the room ventilation before advising on placement and materials.
Your project starts here
Send the details you have
Send bathroom photographs, available width and depth, and distance from the shower. We will review the details and explain the next step.
- 01 Initial reply and feasibility review
- 02 Suggested next step
- 03 A detailed quotation antes de fabricar
Vertical storage without closing in the bathroom
Bathroom tall storage often takes a free strip beside the basin or shower. We first check the route with the screen, drawers and entrance door open. Then we measure the towels, baskets and products it needs to hold. Daily items sit at a comfortable height, with spare stock above; a wall of identical shelves does not automatically make the room easier to use.
Proximity to water changes the specification. We note where splashes reach and how the bathroom is ventilated before choosing board, edges and hardware. A wall-mounted unit needs a suitable support. Pipes or shut-off valves behind it must be accessible in the drawing from the start.
Send a photo of the entire wall, available width and the positions of basin, screen and service panels. The final survey establishes depth, door swing and fixing. The quote lists cabinets, finishes and fitting, along with any work required from another trade.