DICTAC Medicine Cabinet Bathroom Mirror Cabinet with 3 Door 27.6x23.62 Inch Bathroom Wall Cabinet with Mirror Wall Mirror Storage Shelf with 3-Adjustable Shelves Storage Organizer Cupboard,White

Update two days later.. I've decided to keep it and cancelled my return. I decided it to get rid of a different cabinet that I have on another wall. So I'll just order a smaller version for the wall I had in mind. I honestly think this is a solid product. The "boards" are thick and semi-heavy. -------- Oh how I wish I could keep this. It is perfect. I find the pieces to be heavy and solid and the color perfect. 100% worth purchasing. I measured my wall space wrong and it is sadly 1/2 inch too big. So measurements are correct and spot on. it was me. I seriously considered sanding down my door frame by 1/2 inch just to be able to keep this one and not have to pack it up and look for another quality cabinet. It looks gorgeous. Arrived impeccably packed with no damage. I may order their smaller version because this 31.5x23.6 Inch version is 5 stars.

I recently installed the Medicine Cabinets Bathroom Mirror Cabinet with 3 doors in my rental property, and I’m very pleased with the result. The installation process took me about one hour from start to finish, which was surprisingly quick. The instructions provided were clear and easy to follow, and the parts were clearly marked, making the assembly a breeze. The cabinet itself is sturdy and well-made, with a high-quality finish that adds a modern touch to the bathroom. The three doors provide ample storage, and the mirrors are a nice bonus. Overall, this is a fantastic addition to my rental property. It’s both functional and stylish, and the installation was smooth. Highly recommend this medicine cabinet if you're looking for a quality, easy-to-install option for your bathroom!

Instructions make it tricky to figure out the correct way to face some of the parts, so you really have to visualize which side is front and back. But worst case, you only have to unscrew things to fix them. Highly suggest using a decent phillips screwdriver to assemble. Don't over tighten screws, the drawback to this thing is it's made from particleboard, and the screw holes strip out very easy. Would have been nice if they included a few extra shelves, too, only having single shelves in each compartment seems like a waste of space. But it looks good in my bathroom!

It’s nothing fancy but arrived on time with all parts and pieces. I was able to build it quickly and easily on my own (it was easier than most of my kids Lego sets). Everything lined up properly. It does have an odd metallic / paint smell when you open the box and for the first few days. Mirrors are big and good quality. Decent amount of space inside. Looks nice in the space I needed it. * NOTE- the doors do not open to each other, so you cannot use the mirrors to see the back of your head/hair . Someone handy enough may be able to change the arrangement of the doors but the holes aren’t drilled that way

It's really nice. Set up was fair easy. It's nice and deep so you can fit a lot of stuff in it. Only thing I have to complain about is it did come with a chip.

It's made out of what appears to be the lowest grade particle board known to humankind. And for this design, it's a total loss. I installed it while the wife was out for a few days, figured it'd be a nice thing. She gets back and I pull off the protective sheeting from the mirrors for "the big reveal". The adhesive on the sheeting is strong enough, the center mirror panel heavy enough, and the vertical divider particle board so weak that it ripped the screws right out of the particle board, tumbling the door down. I caught the door so luckily it didn't hit the floor and shatter the mirror. The vertical separator's rear pilot holes also didn't line up with the backboard's holes... which I didn't realize until after I'd tightened the tiny support screws in. Because the particle board is so low density, they just went right in like butter, no resistance, splitting the back edge of one of the separators. It's just absolutely trash quality, extremely low density. Of course, I'd already taken the box/packaging out for garbage and trash service had already picked it up. I would absolutely return this junk otherwise. I tried drilling out the shredded holes, cross scored the holes for more surface for the filler to bind, let that dry, and even with pilot holes, the center door is heavy enough that it rips it all right out. So now I'm looking at my remaining options... - the door is not vertically reversible (to make it open the other direction) because the mirror is slightly offset on the vertical against the door. - drill out recess holes for the hinges on the other side of the door, swap them to the other side, but then I'm stuck hoping the unrepaired particle board in the other vertical separator can still support the weight of the door. I very strongly doubt the divider has the strength for this. I'd also be hoping that no one ever puts even a slight amount of force on the door, because it really doesn't take much before the particle board fails. - drill all the way through the vertical divider and just use a bolt all the way through, probably a T-nut on the other side, so the nut threading is recessed rather than sticking out where stuff will catch on it. Potentially a really thin mending plate somewhere in there too, distribute the load. - take most of the stupid thing apart and replace the vertical divider with a real piece of wood None of this should be necessary. Just don't buy this at all.

This is a great product, well made and Very friendly support.