Built on 100 years of Norwegian bathroom expertise.

A 60 cm vanity cabinet from a premium Norwegian brand, with basin and mirror cabinet, costs 23,000 to 30,000 kr. The materials inside cost a fraction of that. The difference is margin: importers, distributors, retailers, and brand licensing fees, each adding their percentage before the product reaches the customer.

Allier Group has been close to this market for decades. We knew what the products were made of, where they were manufactured, and what they actually cost to produce. HeiHus was built to close the gap. We specified every material, chose every hardware component, and built a direct supply chain from factory to customer.

Every HeiHus Crest cabinet is built from 18mm MDF panels from Starwood, certified to EN 622-5 for moisture resistance. Most competitors use 16mm chipboard, a cheaper material that swells at cut edges in humid environments. We use Hettich Minifix hardware, the same connectors used in high-end European cabinetry. Drawer slides are from Samet. Edge banding from Wurth. Every component is named because we chose it deliberately.

The furniture is manufactured in Turkiye, a country with a well-established, export-grade furniture manufacturing industry. Our partner factory in Eskisehir operates with CNC-driven production and ISO certification. Every cabinet arrives pre-assembled. There is no flat-pack weekend project.

HeiHus products are designed in Norway. The proportions, finishes, and dimensions reflect Scandinavian bathroom standards: ceiling heights, typical bathroom footprints, and the preference for clean lines and functional storage. The design brief was written around what Norwegian households actually need.

Every size, finish, and component specification was developed by the HeiHus team and handed to the factory as a fixed standard. The factory builds to our spec. Nothing is left to interpretation.