Louisa 3D wardrobe with a MiroMark mirror
| Producer | MiroMark |
| Appointment | For the living room For the bedroom |
| Door options | 3D chipboard + Mirror + chipboard |
| Height | 2150 |
| Depth | 595 |
| Mirror | Included |
| Additionally | Accessories Metal round handle with screw, thread M4, with rhinestones; Curtain of increased strength with smooth closing; Metal fixing, anti-retractable pole holders; Connection of parts using an eccentric screed (MINIFIX). |
| Back wall | chipboard |
| Number of doors | Three |
| Color | White gloss |
| Producing country | Ukraine |
| Body material | LDSP |
| Facade material | Chipboard + Mirror |
| Features | 16 mm laminated chipboard body. Facade Three-layer high-gloss coating, dried under ultraviolet rays. Chipboard laminated 18 mm. Cabinet mirror 3 mm. with euro edge. |
| Illumination | Without backlight |
| Style | Classic |
| Cabinet type | The wardrobe is detachable |
| Cabinet shape | Direct |
| Width | 1475 |
Louise 3D cabinet with MiroMark mirror - with three doors with different material options – 3D chipboard, mirror and chipboard. The height of the cabinet is 2150 mm, and the depth is 595 mm. The mirror is included in the package. The accessories include a metal round handle with a screw, M4 thread decorated with rhinestones. The loop with a smooth closure provides increased strength. There are also metal fixing, anti-sliding shelf holders. The parts are connected using an eccentric screed (minifix).
The back wall of the cabinet is made of chipboard. The number of doors is three. The cabinet has a glossy white color and is made in Ukraine. The cabinet body is made of laminated chipboard with a thickness of 16 mm, and the facade is made of a three–layer high-gloss coating dried by ultraviolet rays. The chipboard is laminated with a thickness of 18 mm, and the cabinet mirror has a thickness of 3 mm and a European border.
There is no illumination in the cabinet. The style of the cabinet is classic, and its shape is straight. The width of the cabinet is 1475 mm.
