White Bathroom Wall Cabinet with Mirrored Double Doors Storage Cupboard MDF & Shelves

I've read a few of the reviews and quite frankly I don't understand the negative ones. This unit is well made, well designed and a doddle to assemble. Some say mirror falls out easily. Impossible!!! One review I did find especially useful mentioned that the doors should be installed before the top. This is true and very important if you decide to add a drop of PVA glue to the dowels as I did. Incidentally the dowels are loose fit to allow ease of construction. Do I recommend this cabinet - I most certainly do and for the price it's a no brainer.

Arrived on time and was easy to assemble. but the screws to attached the knobs to open the doors were too short. i had to go to a Hardware shop to purchase the correct length screw which cost me extra. A part from that its a great purchase and looks great in my new bathroom.

Great quality unit.

Easy to assemble and a perfect fit over our sink. Would be great to include some white stickers to cover the screws but other than that it looks great.

Great bathroom cabinet at a really good price and quick delivery

Poor poor quality. The catches provided to hold mirrors in place break easily and mirrors fallout.

The quality of the product isn’t great, the dowels are too small so serve little purpose, we had to use a lot glue to hold them in place.The doors are flimsy and don’t sit straight, the magnetic hold on them also isn’t great.It does however look better than the cabinet we had previously.It’s nice and slim, so doesn’t feel invasive in a small bathroom, it holds a lot of products and having the option to change the height of the shelves is great for when you have different sized products.Overall it’s cheap and cheerful, it will do its job until we get around to re doing the bathroom and upgrading to something permanent.

Chips very easily and the doors don’t sit perfectly square.But for the money it looks really good. Used wood glue on the dowels as they were loose and also sealed the cut timber ends and joints to prevent water ingress.