HITNET Medicine Cabinet Walnut, Bathroom Cabinet Wall Mounted, Bamboo Over Toilet Storage Cupboard Space Saver Organizer with 2 Doors and Adjustable Shelves

I bought two of these for my bathroom, loved them so much I bought two more as they make great bedroom cupboards!Tiny downside, they are difficult to hang as you can't see if the unit has attached to the screws on the wall properly, so I had to make my own screw holes in order to trust them. Once they're up, you won't be disappointed.

Perfect for a small space, bought 2 and ordered extra side long. I'm amazed with quality and price. Happy costumer.. forgot to add- express delivery. Thank you

Initially I felt like I wanted to return it, but I'm glad I didn't. I have assembled it (easy), mounted it on the wall (easy) and it looks great. It's a tiny bit flimsy so you wouldn't want to load it up with heavy items. Bit expensive, but then everything is these days. Bamboo is a nice product - the paint spraying job could be better (especially in the grooves of the slats). Overall, I'm happy with it.

Love this little cabinet. I bought it for our bathroom, printed legs for it and standing nicely under the window.id buy it again.

We love it, will purchase more 👌 great quality.

Better than expected- easy to put together, took about 30-45 minutes. Looks really good hanging on powder room wall

This cabinet looks great and is very solid especially for the cost. Assembly was quick and easy and everything lined up. The only thing to be aware of is the depth. It clearly states it's 8 inches. I measured in the bathroom before ordering the cabinet and thought everything would be fine. I'm frequently bumping my shoulder or head on it. Most bath cabinets are only 6 inches deep. This one is so sturdy and good looking that I'm keeping it anyway!

Facile à monter, fait le job

Easy to assemble. Easy to clean. Looks great in the bathroom!

The cabinet was easy to assemble, but I would take off a star or two for the mounting. The hardware consists of two keyhole hangers, screws, and drywall anchors. The difficulty is that the holes where the screw heads go in are a precise fit for the screw heads. This means that the distance between the holes drilled for the anchors has to be accurate (sub-millimeter) beyond what you can reasonably expect with a pencil, a drill, and drywall anchors. When mounting, you end up wiggling, pounding, pulling, and struggling to get the screwheads to go in. Meanwhile, the drywall anchors are loosening, and begin pulling out from all of the flexing and strain put on the screws. It can be made a little easier, by loosening the keyhole hardware fastening screws, so that they can 'wiggle' a little. But, it was still far more difficult than it needed to be. I am convinced, that if I have to remove the cabinet from the wall, for any reason, I will have to patch the wall and drill new holes, or risk having the anchors loosen too much.