Scudo Rossini Grey Bathroom Furniture

A 500mm unit suits a cloakroom or a small bathroom where space is tight, giving you a compact basin and some storage, while a 600mm unit is better in a main bathroom when you want extra surface and drawer space. The heights shown (800mm and 850mm) refer to the overall unit height options; the taller 850mm gives you a slightly higher working surface and a little more internal storage, which is handy if you are an average or taller user. choose a 500 x 800mm freestanding vanity for a downstairs WC and a 600 x 850mm vanity for a family bathroom where you need more storage.

Several Rossini items are sold as "freestanding vanity unit with basin," so the ceramic basin is included with those models, whereas products in our range labelled "unit only", such as the Back To Wall Toilet Unit Only 500mm, do not include the pan or basin. If you want an all-in-one solution, look for the products that specifically state they include a basin; the back-to-wall toilet unit will require you to supply a compatible toilet pan.

Freestanding and floor-standing units sit on the floor and are easy to install without altering walls, making them a good choice if you want a straightforward swap-in. Wall-hung units lift the furniture off the floor for a lighter, modern look and easier floor cleaning, but you'll need a solid wall or support system. A back-to-wall toilet unit conceals the cistern and gives a neat, space-saving silhouette ideal for a contemporary cloakroom.

The collection uses high-quality materials with a sleek grey finish and ceramic basins, so the surfaces are durable and resist daily wear; soft-close doors also protect the cabinet over time. Clean with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth to avoid scratching; wipe down splashes promptly to prevent marks on the finish. a quick weekly wipe with a dilute detergent on your Pebble Grey vanity will keep the ceramic basin and soft-close doors looking fresh.

Wolf Grey leans cooler and pairs beautifully with chrome fittings and cool-toned tiles, creating a crisp contemporary scheme, while Pebble Grey has a slightly warmer, softer look that works well with natural stone or warmer brass accents. If you have white sanitaryware and chrome taps, Wolf Grey will give a sharper contrast; if you want a softer, spa-like feel, Pebble Grey will blend more gently with timber or beige tiles.