Wall Mount Medicine Cabinet Multifunction Storage Organizer

We did not have any wall space in our new bathroom where we could hang a small cabinet but we had a lot of counter space. So, I bought two. I drilled holes in the bottom of what would be the upper cabinet and matching pilot holes in the top of the lower cabinet. I used some wood glue and screwed them together. They look great as a unit. They are up against a mirror but the row of backsplash tiles kept this from lying flat against the mirror. So, I glued two boards to the back, attached velcro strips to the boards and the mirror and now the cabinet is firmly mounted against the mirror so it is very stable when opening and closing the doors of the cabinet. This will let us clear off a lot of countertop clutter and make things more accessible that were previously buried in drawers or cabinets under the counter. So, it you are not finding the height that you want, just combine two and make your own "tower" cabinet.

I love it, it was easy to instal. Bought two and they look amazing.

Love this cabinet-researched different cabinets for what we needed. We needed a certain height, width and depth (didn't need anything too deep) for our new home's bathroom. this works great for smaller items.

This cabinet really changed the look and function of our bathroom and the installation process was very simple. This cabinet has clear instructions and all the necessary hardware, making it easy for me to mount it on the wall without any trouble. Soon, it was safely in place and ready for use. The design of the cabinet is stylish and modern, and I like its size. This style may work in any bathroom. Provides ample storage space for our toiletries, keeping everything organized and within reach. This cabinet is exactly what I want.

The cabinet ships unassembled, but the parts are well labeled, and the instructions... though just pictures with no captions... are easy to follow. So with time and patience (and a couple of Phillips screwdrivers), it all fits together well and has an excellent finish. It could pass for a $300 cabinet, though it's just veneer. The only parts that seemed substandard were the four screws and plastic wall anchors intended to hold the cabinet's weight. They seemed not up for the job, so I headed to a local hardware store, and the helpful guy found better anchors paired with screws and washers. The cabinet was well worth a short trip to the hardware store, and assembling and installing it was easy enough for one unskilled person to accomplish it.