Black oak veneer and Titanium Gold are the named cabinet finishes. Prada Green luxury stone introduces a strong green surface above the darker cabinet. The NB-3009 cabinet material is stainless steel. Its 2 configurations use luxury stone at the basin surface. Each complete factory model identifies a particular cabinet and mirror combination. The floating arrangement shown here leaves the floor visible beneath the unit.
The listed basin arrangement is a seamlessly joined basin. Its surface category is luxury stone, distinct from the cabinet finish. For NB-3009-180, the remaining main-cabinet measures are 560 and 450, with the source unit printed as mm. The selected surface name appears in the component schedule below. Package contents and the supplied faucet or drain should be agreed in the quotation.
FORM & FINISH
The treatment combines Titanium Gold, Black oak veneer. Finish selection is separate from the stainless-steel body specification. NB-3009-180 carries a first listed cabinet measure of 1800 mm. Use that model reference when comparing a finish sample with the photographed cabinet. A veneer or woodgrain label identifies the named treatment; it does not turn the cabinet specification into solid wood.
BASIN & COUNTERTOP
The listed basin arrangement is a seamlessly joined basin. Its surface category is luxury stone, distinct from the cabinet finish. For NB-3009-180, the remaining main-cabinet measures are 560 and 450, with the source unit printed as mm. The selected surface name appears in the component schedule below. Package contents and the supplied faucet or drain should be agreed in the quotation.
MODEL CONFIGURATIONS
The configuration schedule contains 2 original model codes: NB-3009-180 — first cabinet measure 1800 mm; NB-3009-100 — first cabinet measure 1000 mm. Use the explicit mirror quantity when distinguishing the two cabinet configurations. Read the model-specific component rows before finalizing the cabinet arrangement.
COMPONENT PLANNING
The mirror for NB-3009-180 has the listed sequence 800 × 800 mm. The printed mirror quantity is 2. The dimension order follows the catalog rather than a newly assigned set of axes. The main cabinet in this configuration has 3 printed measures, so the mirror entry must be considered separately. Confirm installation requirements and the electrical specification where relevant to the chosen model.
CABINET DETAILS
The 1800 configuration shows a pair of decorative circular mirrors. The 1000 configuration uses one mirror with the same printed 800 by 800 measure. The alternative photograph helps review the front treatment and the arrangement of the basin surface. Decorative items shown in that view are styling references. Use the actual component specification to decide what is required for the project quotation.
Black Oak Veneer + Titanium Gold Vanity Finish describes the specified appearance rather than a change to the cabinet body. NB-3009 retains the catalog's stainless-steel material designation. The mirror entry for NB-3009-180 starts at 800 mm. A coordinated finish choice should therefore consider the cabinet face and the separate mirror composition. Keep color codes and veneer descriptions on the finish schedule, and request the named treatment against the full model identity.
Prada Green Luxury Stone Countertop is the named surface choice for NB-3009. This family has 2 printed models, and its reference cabinet sequence includes 560 as the second value. Surface selection must also account for the documented basin arrangement. A decorative-stone trade name does not establish an unprinted geological grade, while a slab label should not be silently rewritten as marble. Keep the material wording specific to the model when preparing the project quotation.
1000–1800 Mm Cabinet And Mirror Coordination is a component-matching task, not a comparison of room-image scale. The first two mirror values are 800 and 800 mm. The component list separates the lower cabinet from the mirror assembly. The model count for NB-3009 is 2; use the selected code to find its own dimensional row. Cabinet changes can affect the upper composition, even when two pictures share a finish. Establish the final installation requirements with the complete cabinet and mirror specification.
