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Recessed Medicine Cabinets

Recessed medicine cabinets fit into a wall opening to provide bathroom storage with less projection into the room. Shop mirrored cabinets in framed and frameless designs, including compact single-door models and wider configurations for larger vanities. This collection brings together recessed options from Jensen, Ketcham, and Zaca, with model-specific sizes, shelf arrangements, and mirror styles. Ketcham models described as flush-mounted also fit into a wall opening and are included here as recessed cabinets.

Before choosing a cabinet, measure the rough opening and available wall depth, then compare the manufacturer's installation requirements. The mirror's outside dimensions are not the same as the cabinet's wall opening. If your wall cannot accommodate a recessed installation, compare our surface mount medicine cabinets, or browse all medicine cabinets.
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Choosing a Recessed Medicine Cabinet

A recessed medicine cabinet places much of its storage body inside the wall, leaving the mirror and trim visible above the vanity. This can help preserve usable space in a smaller bathroom while keeping toiletries within reach. Recessed does not mean that every part sits perfectly flush: the frame, door, and hinges may still project beyond the finished wall. Check the specified projection and mirror clearance for the exact model you choose.

Start with the wall opening rather than the outside mirror measurement. Record the opening's width, height, and usable depth, and compare all three with the manufacturer's requirements. Two cabinets with matching mirror dimensions can require different cutouts. In an existing bathroom, identify framing, pipes, wiring, and other obstructions before planning an installation. A wider cabinet may need a different opening and additional support; ask your installer to confirm what the wall can accommodate before ordering.

Select the mirror style separately from the mounting method. Our framed medicine cabinets offer a visible border around the mirror or cabinet opening, while frameless medicine cabinets emphasize the mirror's edge and shape. Compare polished and beveled edges, door configuration, and finish alongside your faucet and bathroom hardware. For wider vanities, check whether a multi-door cabinet provides the storage access you want and whether every door can open without striking adjacent walls or lights.

Interior details matter as much as appearance. Compare usable shelf depth, the number of shelves, and whether their positions can be adjusted for taller containers. Check the stated door swing and any reversible-handing instructions instead of assuming that every cabinet can be inverted. If a model includes lighting or another powered feature, review its electrical and installation requirements. Product photographs can help you compare styles, but use the specifications to confirm dimensions and included components.

Some cabinets allow both recessed and surface installation, while others are designed for only one method. Confirm the model number and any required mounting accessories. If a wall opening is impractical, explore surface mount medicine cabinets. For compatible replacement shelves or mounting components, browse medicine cabinet accessories and match the part to your cabinet. Return to all medicine cabinets to compare the full selection before choosing.