The new 800 × 475 × 440 mm wall-mounted vanity in dark wood is the first wood finish in our vanity range, which until now ran entirely in white, grey, black, green, apricot, ivory and stainless steel. It pairs a rectangular mirror with integrated LED lighting and an open shelving compartment, and the listing describes it as a space-saving unit for small to medium bathrooms. At ₹26,250 it sits in the upper half of our 800 mm vanities. If you have been waiting for a warm finish rather than another white gloss cabinet, this is the one to look at — and the finish, rather than any extra feature, is what you are paying for.
What is actually new here
Not the format. An 800 mm wall-mounted vanity with an LED mirror is something we already sell several versions of: the white JBV01011A at ₹19,500, the JBV01014A with a 500 mm deep cabinet at ₹20,400, the HDHMR JBV01031 at ₹21,000, the JBV01038 with a taller 750 mm mirror at ₹22,500, and the sintered marble JBV01002A at ₹23,400.
What is new is the colour. Across all forty-one vanities we currently list, the finishes are white, black, grey, light grey, metallic grey, green, apricot, ivory, matt white and stainless steel. Not one of them is a wood finish. If your bathroom has wooden or wood-effect flooring, a teak stool, or brass and gold fittings that look cold against white laminate, this is the first cabinet in the range that will sit with them rather than against them.
We would rather say that plainly than dress it up. This is a new finish on a familiar format, and that is a perfectly good reason to buy something. It is not a new technology.
Where it sits on price
Our vanities run from ₹7,725 for the 500 mm compact JBV01025 to ₹36,110 for the 1200 mm double-width JBV01004B. Among the 800 mm units specifically, the spread runs from ₹9,600 for the budget 810 mm JBV01012A to ₹33,750 for the Bluetooth JBV01030.
At ₹26,250, the dark wood unit costs ₹6,750 more than the white JBV01011A and ₹2,850 more than the sintered marble JBV01002A. You are not getting Bluetooth, a three-colour mirror or an anti-fog pad for that difference. You are getting the finish. Whether that is worth ₹6,750 to you depends entirely on the room it is going into, and we would not pretend otherwise.
Features, as the listing states them
The unit is wall-mounted, with a stated footprint of 800 × 475 × 440 mm. The mirror is rectangular with integrated LED lighting, which the listing describes as giving better visibility at the basin. Below, storage is an open shelving compartment rather than a closed cupboard — good for folded towels and a basket, less good for hiding clutter. It is sold as a single version: there are no size or finish options to choose between.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Stated dimensions | 800 × 475 × 440 mm |
| Width | 800 mm |
| Finish | Dark wood |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted |
| Mirror | Rectangular, with integrated LED lighting |
| Storage | Open shelving compartment |
| Options | Single version, no size or finish choice |
| Price | ₹26,250 |
| Category | Bathroom Vanity |
Ask us before you order if any of these matter to you: the carcass material, whether a basin is included and what it is made of, the tap hole position, the LED supply and switch arrangement, and the warranty. Several of our other vanities name their material in the title — HDHMR, aluminium PVC, sintered marble, stainless steel — and this one does not. We would rather point that out than guess on your behalf.
The listing gives the size as 800 × 475 × 440 mm without labelling the second and third figures. Confirm with us which is depth and which is height before you set your waste and supply positions or order a mirror to sit above it. On an 800 mm wall run that difference decides whether the unit fits.
Installing it
This is a wall-mounted unit with an electrical element, so the work divides between two trades. A plumber does the water and waste. An electrician does the LED connection. Neither is a job to improvise if you are not qualified, and in most Indian homes the mirror light will need to be brought onto a properly earthed circuit rather than run off an extension lead.
Before it arrives, prepare: confirm the wall can take the load. A wall-hung cabinet of this width transfers everything onto its fixings, and a hollow drywall or gypsum partition will need noggins or a backing plate behind the board. Solid brick or concrete is straightforward. Check your existing waste and supply positions against the unit's footprint, decide the finished height you want at the basin rim, and clear the wall of tiles that are already drummy or cracked — they will come away when you drill.
- Turn off the water at the isolation valves and the power at the consumer unit before anything else.
- Mark a level line for the cabinet at your chosen height and check it across the full 800 mm with a spirit level, not by eye.
- Drill and plug the fixing points, using fixings suited to your wall type — the plugs supplied with any cabinet are rarely right for Indian brick and plaster.
- Mount the carcass and check it is level again before loading it. Adjust now, not later.
- Have the plumber connect the supply and the waste trap, then fill and check for leaks under running water rather than a trickle.
- Have the electrician terminate the LED mirror connection into a switched, earthed point.
- Seal the junction between the unit and the wall, and leave the silicone to cure fully before you use the basin.
Leave accessible for servicing: the isolation valves, the waste trap, and the LED connection point. If you box any of these in behind tiling or a fixed panel, the first leak or failed driver becomes a demolition job. An access panel costs very little at the fitting stage and saves a great deal later.
Who should not buy this
Anyone who wants to hide their clutter. Storage here is an open shelf. If you want everything behind a door, the JBV01011A and most of our mirror-cabinet models will suit you better.
Anyone fitting a bathroom that stays wet. Several of our vanities state a waterproof construction outright — the PVC and HDHMR models such as JBV01031 and JBV01035. This listing does not name its material. For a small bathroom with poor ventilation and a shower that soaks everything, choose a unit whose water resistance is stated.
Anyone who needs a size other than 800 mm. There is one version and no size options. The JBV01035 comes in 600, 800 and 1000 mm.
Anyone shopping on price. At ₹26,250 this is not a budget cabinet. The JBV01012A at ₹9,600 does the same basic job in grey.
Before you order
- Measure your wall run and confirm 800 mm fits with clearance at both ends.
- Ask us which of the 475 mm and 440 mm figures is the depth.
- Confirm whether a basin is included, and the tap hole position, before you buy a mixer.
- Check your wall construction and buy fixings to suit it.
- Accept that the storage is open shelving, not a cupboard.
- Book the plumber and the electrician for the same day where you can.
You can see the unit on its product page, and compare it against the rest of the Bathroom Vanity collection. If you are still deciding between finishes and formats, our guide on how to choose and install a bathroom vanity covers the measuring in more detail. And if any of the unspecified details above are the deciding factor for you, write to us and we will confirm them properly rather than guess.