Deer Valley Medicine Cabinet with Mirror, 48" W x 26" H Bathroom Mirror with Storage, 3 Doors Frameless Modern Wall Mount Mirrored Medicine Cabinets with 2 Adjustable Shelves DV-1MC0149

When the first shipment came, I knew something was broken when I rolled the box over. My heart sank, I opened this behemoth and there it was, broken glass all over the left interior double window section. One of the 6 total mirrors shattered. I contacted their reps with photos of the damage when attempting a return because their return instructions asked me to do that and they returned my response very quickly and offered me a new medicine cabinet at no charge. I attempted to ask them to just give me a new middle door, because I could unscrew the old ones and simply change the doors but they didn't really acknowledge my request and said thank you for my patronage etc. All that being said, I made it a passion project to carefully remove all of the broken glass from the original shipment using eye protection, drills and hammers and various knives and a sander and fixed up the first unit so that it was still usable with 5 mirrors instead of 6. It took 4 hours in my backyard. I'm an expecting father in 1 week so I'm not messing around. I brought this giant down my driveway to the sidewalk and within 45 minutes someone claimed it, not even joking!! 😀😀 The next shipment came 2 days later and honestly I am a pretty fit guy and this was very difficult for me so I recommend 2 people to do it but the instructions are very straightforward (albeit grammatically they could use work) I recommend measuring twice and cutting once on this one!!!1. Measure the exact distance apart you want the bottom screw holes and put those anchors in FIRST before moving the medicine cabinet into your bathroom. These holes need to be of a professional caliber. Please use your best judgment!2. Use anchors YOU TRUST for this project if you're going to do it yourself.3. Use help! Please use help! I like the abuse but you don't have to!4. You will have to stabilize the medicine cabinet on top of something at some point between 10"-14" (your preference) above the counter top so that it's a sufficient height higher than the sink and counter etc, this is where the help comes in so that someone can stabilize this while someone else drills in the screws to the pre-mounted anchors OR you can do what I did and grab random objects from around the house and stack them around the sink so as to create a sort of foundation to stack my medicine cabinet and very carefully and painfully drill in screws in a confined space while holding this heavy product with your other arm praying it doesn't destroy both you and your bathroom.5. Once step 4 is complete just look at my last photo so you can see what I think they wanted when I did the top mount. It will make sense when you get to this step. It definitely works and is sturdy.It's a great product! Just make sure you are prepared for the install. Also the instruction manual needs a lot of work. If you want, I can write the instructions for you. Please feel free to reach out to me I will do it free of charge. Instructions are very important and more companies should spare better resources to thoroughly explain these things. It will save you more trouble than you think.

Great design and quality. Very happy with overall appearance and functionality. The true test will be one year from now to see how it has held up. BUYER BEWARE: The installation manual has a MIS-PRINT (see pictures). It shows the top plate as being one long solid piece (assembled on the cabinet by the supplier). It shows the toggling bottom plates. The "bottom plates" were assembled onto the cabinet, the top plate was not. Upon inspection, what is listed as the top plate HAS TO BE THE BOTTOM PLATE - the three toggling "bottom plates" would never support an almost-70 pound piece of furniture attached to a wall - you would need the longer "top plate" to distribute the weight along the bottom (from an engineering standpoint). Furthermore, that longer plate HAS to go on the wall first, as the track it slides into would obstruct putting in any screws once the cabinet is placed on it (whether top or bottom). The toggling "bottom plates" cannot be removed. What did I do? Rotated the cabinet 180 degrees. This causes the doors to open differently than the picture for the product, but allowed me to slide the toggling "bottom plates along the top and secure directly to wall studs (avoiding the need for any anchors). I can live with that - but the installation instructions, and the mis-labeling of parts, is a head-scratcher.

The presentation and quality of this mirror cabinet are comparable to cabinets that sell for twice the price. Completely assembled and easy to install. What a fantastic buy!

It's too narrow, so the double sided mirrors are perfect but not too much stuff can put inside