HLR Medicine Cabinet with Mirror, Wall Mounted with Removable Towels Bar and Side Hook, Mirror Cabinet for Bathroom, Living Room, Bedroom

Easily put together with patienceGood directionsWell built and looks good. Quite large and holds a good amount

This was fairly simple to put together and is nice and sturdy the only thing is that one mirror is more magnified than the other side which has made me get a lil dizzy 😵‍💫

This was a steal compared to the cheap looking medicine cabinets at the big box stores for less than $100. Easy assembly and simple to install.Looks great on the wall and the quality of the build is better than I expected.Be sure to install the cabinet on the wall before you put the doors on.

I'm not gonna lie, at this price point I wasn't expecting a whole lot quality-wise, but was pleasantly surprised. This was part of a bathroom remodel to replace a very hard-to-find size of medicine cabinet, and my only option locally was tacky and double the price. Thankfully the measurements in the pictures are spot-on, and it fits like a glove. The seller is brand new and has an address I can't even read, but the cabinet shipped fast from the US and got here well ahead of schedule.It comes flat packed and assembles like your typical ikea furniture. The instructions are drawn well and I had it together in about 45m while working at a "nobody is paying me for this" pace. Almost everything is screwed together and the end result feels very sturdy. Every single hole was pre-drilled perfectly, every part lined up perfectly, and all the parts were labeled and accounted for. It says it's made of MDF, but I'd say it's better than any other MDF thing I've ever put together. It doesn't flake or break apart and it held the tiny screws very well.I ordered the regular non-jewelry hooks version because I wanted a full-width middle shelf. Also since I'm using it unconventionally as a recessed medicine cabinet, I can't use the hangers or towel bar. However, I will say that the towel bar is ridiculously heavy duty compared to others I've installed.The only 2 negatives are minor: First, it has a strong chemical smell out of the box, which I guess is the coating. It seems sort of a plastic/epoxy type stuff. It's been a couple of days and I can't smell it anymore though.The 2nd is, while I like the look, the frameless glass on the door might be a problem. It's not recessed and has no edge protection, so make sure your doors aren't going to hit anything like tile, a door frame, towel bar, etc. I added a felt pad to my door frame and will re-locate a towel bar so there's nothing to shatter it.

Good buy

As others have mentioned, there’s nothing attaching the bottom of this cabinet to the wall, which means the bottom will pull up. Workaround is to drill one or two holes through the cabinet into the wall either in the midline or on either side of the lower end, put an anchor in, and attach the bottom to the wall with screws. I did one screw in the midline and it seems fine.Yes it’s mildly annoying, but if you have everything you need to assemble and install this, you should be able to add another anchor or two.Other flaw is that the screws that go into the back side are too large for the very small amount of space you get to drill the back piece to the frame. I used most of the smaller screws on the back, and only used the small screws on the points of the hinges that fold in on the joint.I do wish we got one more shelf. Overall though, it’s good for the price.

Really nice medicine cabinet, easy to assemble. I did need my hubby to help put it up. Very happy with my purchase

There is only 1 supporting wood on back to hold on the wall that is not enough to keep them sturdy on the wall. I wish to have 1 more supporting wood piece to support both up and bottom.