Spirich Bathroom Cabinet Wall Mounted, Hanging Bathroom Storage Cabinet Over Toilet, Medicine Cabinet with Doors and Shelves (White)

I needed this new cabinet to get the clutter off the bathroom sink. We have so little cabinet space in this house so buying this was a necessity.This cabinet came in multiple pieces with simple sheet instructions. The instructions were images only and some of it was not really clear because of overlapping details but I could make it out because of other cabinets I've put together. The problem I encountered was it didn't come with extra screws and some cams were missing and one was broken. I contacted the seller via Amazon and they immediately sent out the cams I needed for the construction. Great seller communication in this deal.There are 3 levels to choose from for the single shelf it comes with and the pegs worked great. The item is hefty in weight and solid. The hinges are bronzy and a bit crude and required some bending to get the doors to close properly. The cabinet has mostly prefabbed holes and saves lots of work! The door holes and the hinge holes match up whether you turn the doors upside down or not. I opted to mount the doors upside down so I could reach the handles. It didn't make any sense to me when you hang a a cabinet to have the handles at the top of the cabinet since this is a bathroom cabinet made for a wall. Everything lined up and the doors mounted okay. However, on the back side the prefabbed screw holes were not very good. Nor were there any prefab holes on the back side of the cabinet walls to mount the thin boards. I used a hole punch awl to start the holes and was able to screw the backside on no problem.The wall mounting screws come with plastic drywall anchors in the event you are mounting this shelf through drywall and not boring through wood. The spacing of the prefabbed holes in the backboard did not align with the wood spacing in the walls of our house so these anchors did the trick if mounting the cabinet securely.Once I got the hinges broken in, they worked beautifully and the cabinet closes flush every time. The cabinet is very nice and looks great! See photo

This is a beautifully made cabinet, excellent for the cost, and very well produced for easy assembly from good, clear instructions. I'm very impressed with it and it looks great in my small bathroom. Highly recommended!

I actually bought two of these cabinets, one for either side of our master bath sink. Assembly went pretty well. The directions were pretty easy and all of the pre-drilled holes were correctly placed. Once assembled, it was clear that the quality was good as well and the cabinets will last for a long time.One suggestion I would make: the anchors for mounting the cabinet aren’t the best. For the first one, I reinforced the mounting hardware by using a heavy screw at the top and bottom of the cabinet and bolting the cabinet to a stud. I did the same with the second but I used my own wall anchors that hold more weight than the anchors provided. I would only suggest having a wooden piece toward the bottom for easier mounting and stronger anchors.I actually mounted a towel bar on the bottom of each unit as well and the units are well made so it was easy.

Beautiful finish and true to picture. This is a quality cabinet. It is not heavy, but the sleekness if it gives it the look. I also liked the assembly, the fitment is aligned at all points.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Looks pretty nice and gets the job done.

They’re working great! Easy close doors prevents that loud annoying noice. Sturdy and very nice looking. We purchased two and hung them vertically. Gives that much needed storage for a small bathroom.

Fairly easy to assemble and ok in quality for the price. If you want it to be really sturdy, assemble it using “Titebond” on all the mating surfaces. There was only one misprint in the instructions. The finish isn’t great but presentable. It is paintable if you want to match existing trim/cabinetry. I would have liked to have had another shelf or two included since I’m using it for a bathroom “medicine” cabinet. Will probably make some glass ones. AND.. they should have built it with a second brace at the bottom to mount it to the wall. I mounted mine to the studs, with screws, using the top brace and better screws… but it would be stronger and more stable with just one more piece of wood.

This is being used for storage in a spare guest bathroom, which lacks any storage. Two screws were made so poorly I couldn't use them, and the wall lags are downright potentially lethal to use. Do NOT use those cheap plastic things they include. Go get some good sheetrock fasteners that can hold some weight, or find the studs and make new holes in the shelf if needed. The included ones might hold the unit empty, but once you load it with stuff, and people bump into it, open and close the magnetic doors, I highly doubt they will hold, and there's only two wall lags.Other than that, and the instructions being wrong, Section 2 (re:wooden dowels), this simple unit was a snap to assemble and it took a casual hour. It doesn't weigh a ton but two people should be used to hang it. One to hold it to mark the wall via your rear panel holes and level it, install the anchors (different ones) in the wall, and then to hold it as you fasten it with the screws. This *can* be done by one person but if you drop it, it will be very damaged.