Bathroom unit prices in Egypt vary a lot by material: from about 1,500 EGP per linear meter for a basic PVC unit, up to 8,000 EGP or more for an acrylic or aluminum unit with a luxury finish and a marble or Corian top. That means a mid-size bathroom (roughly 1.5 to 3 linear meters) can cost anywhere from 5,000 to 20,000 EGP depending on material, finish, and number of drawers. At Kitchen Munir, with 30 years of aluminum fabrication experience based in Sadat City, we'll walk you through each material and its approximate price so you can set your budget from the start.
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Bathroom Unit Prices by Material in 2026
Before you settle on a material, check the table below for the approximate price per linear meter for each common material on the Egyptian market, along with its main advantage, so you can compare easily.
| Material | Approx. Price per Linear Meter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PVC | 1,500–3,000 EGP | Economical, reasonably moisture-resistant, fits a tight budget |
| Aluminum (Khashmoniom) | 3,000–6,000 EGP | Resists moisture and rust, long lifespan, the most common choice in Egypt |
| HPL (moisture-resistant board) | 2,500–4,500 EGP | Wood-like look, needs good bathroom ventilation |
| Acrylic | 4,000–8,000 EGP | High gloss, luxury finish, easy to clean |
| Engineered marble or Corian (countertop only) | 1,000–2,500 EGP extra | Added on top of the unit's base price, water and stain resistant |
These prices vary by governorate and material supplier, and go up if you add accessories, a sink, or a mirror with built-in lighting, so it's important to set your budget with the fabricator from the start.
What Else Raises the Price of a Bathroom Unit?
Material isn't the only factor. A bathroom unit's price is also shaped by other elements that genuinely affect the final invoice:
- Size: the unit's linear length and its height off the floor
- Number of drawers and doors, and the type of hinges and rails (standard or hydraulic, which raises the price)
- Countertop material: engineered marble, Corian, or granite
- Sink type: built into the countertop or a separate basin on top
- Lighting and mirrors if built into the design
- Installation difficulty if the site is far from Sadat City
Aluminum, PVC, or HPL: What's the Practical Difference?
Aluminum (or Khashmoniom) is the most common choice for bathroom units in Egypt because it withstands moisture and steam without swelling or rusting, and it lasts longer than other materials. PVC is the cheapest option and resists moisture reasonably well, but its long-term durability is lower. HPL gives a look close to natural wood at a mid-range price, but the bathroom needs good ventilation. The logic here is similar to choosing kitchen materials: as we explained in 50,000 EGP Kitchen Budget: What Can You Actually Build? about the limits of a tight budget, PVC is a reasonable fit for a limited budget. If your budget is a bit higher, as we explained in 100,000 EGP Kitchen Budget: What to Expect, aluminum or Khashmoniom is the logical choice. And for luxury finishes, as discussed in Lacquer Kitchen Price: Is 200,000 EGP Enough?, acrylic or natural marble are what deliver that look.
Practical Tips Before You Book a Bathroom Unit
- Measure the bathroom's linear length and wall height yourself first, to have a rough idea of the price
- Make sure there's good ventilation or an extractor fan before choosing a moisture-sensitive material like HPL
- Set your full budget including the countertop, sink, and lighting, not just the unit's frame
- Ask to see a sample of the material and hinges before signing any contract
- Ask about manufacturing and installation time, and whether there's a written warranty on material and workmanship
- If your budget is tight, start with the basic frame and postpone extra accessories to a later stage
Ready-Made or Custom-Fitted to Your Bathroom's Size?
Ready-made units in standard sizes are usually a bit cheaper, but they don't always fill the space correctly, which leaves gaps that collect dust and moisture. A unit custom-fitted to your exact bathroom size takes a bit longer to manufacture and costs a bit more, but it uses every centimeter and gives a more integrated look with the rest of the bathroom's finish. At Kitchen Munir we make both, and we help you decide which fits best after seeing your bathroom's actual size. You can see different designs and materials on our products page before you decide.
How Long Does Fitting and Installing a Bathroom Unit Take?
After the site visit and confirming size and material, manufacturing a standard bathroom unit takes one to two weeks depending on the material and the workshop's order volume at the time of booking, and installation itself takes half a day to a full day depending on the unit's size and number of pieces. If you'd like to confirm the timeline and measurements before booking, reach out through our contact page and we'll get back to you with details.
The prices mentioned in this article are approximate and were last checked in August 2026; they vary by governorate and material supplier, so it's best to confirm the actual price during your site visit.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bathroom Unit Prices
What's the cheapest material for a bathroom unit?
The cheapest common material is PVC, starting at around 1,500 EGP per linear meter. It offers reasonable moisture resistance at an economical price, but its long-term durability and look are simpler than aluminum or acrylic, making it suitable for a limited budget or light-use bathroom.
Is Khashmoniom suitable for a bathroom unit like it is for a kitchen?
Yes, Khashmoniom is one of the best materials for bathroom units because it resists moisture and steam without swelling like natural wood, and it has a long lifespan. It costs a bit more than PVC but saves on maintenance long-term, which is why it's common in both bathroom units and kitchens in Egypt.
Is a ready-made bathroom unit cheaper than a custom-fitted one?
Usually yes, a standard-size ready-made unit is a bit cheaper, but it may not fit the space exactly. A unit custom-fitted to your bathroom's size uses every centimeter and gives a cleaner final look, and the price difference between them usually isn't large compared to the benefit.
How long does manufacturing and installing a new bathroom unit take?
One to two weeks for manufacturing depending on the material and the workshop's order volume, and installation itself takes half a day to a full day. The timeline can extend if the unit is large or has extra details like built-in lighting or hydraulic drawers.
If you're ready to start, the easiest step is to book a free site visit now so we can take your bathroom's exact measurements and give you a final price that fits your budget. Book a Free Site Visit (WhatsApp) or call us at 01005778326.