TEHOMETEHOME Farmhouse Black Metal Framed Recessed Bathroom Medicine Cabinet with Beveled Mirror Rounded Rectangle Bathroom Medicine Cabinet 16x24 inch

The media could not be loaded. The cabinet is very practical, resistant, made of durable material, elegant, and easy to install. I don’t have my mess in the counter any more.

The media could not be loaded. This medicine cabinet is beautiful and at a great price. Very easy to install and great quality. It closes lightly and stays closed. It adds class and value to the room.

When I tell you that I’m OBSESSED with this medicine cabinet I’m not even exaggerating! We just re did our very small bathroom and we have never had a medicine cabinet before. When I was trying to design the bathroom I loved the idea of having a medicine cabinet but most of the time they are not stylish at all and they can be very bulky as well. I actually originally bought a mirror for the bathroom because it had the farmhouse feel that I was looking for but then it ended up being too big so I started scrolling Amazon to see if I could find something else when I came across this! I was so excited because it is the exact style/color I was looking for! It wasn’t bulky at all but it would add some much needed storage in our extremely small bathroom! My father in law installed it with no problem at all and I love it so much! It is so sturdy and well put together plus it looks AMAZING! I couldn’t be any happier!!!

Heavy duty mirror that looks great in our remodeled bathroom! Love the adjustable glass shelves. Would have given 5 stars but the first one we got looked like they had fixed one that was damaged. We returned it for a new one which was much nicer.

Very functional. Looks great. Opens and closes with ease

This seems to be well-built and sturdy. I really like the look to match the trim in my bathroom. However, it may be more of a problem to install, depending on the situation when you open up the wall. I know studs are required to be 16' center to center. However, in my case there was only 13" BETWEEN them. This cabinet requires a bit more than 13 1/2". I was prepared to cut out 1/4" all the way down both studs, but the real problem was in the electrical wires passing through the space to 3 plugs just below where the cabinet was to be installed. I should have realized that was going to be a problem before opening up the wall, when there were 3 switches just below. I got an electrician to come out and look at moving the wiring, but you can't just connect to wires in a "blind" box behind a wall. He suggested moving the location to the other side of the sink, which is what I am going to do. I'll just have to patch the drywall.

Absolutely no complaints. Vintage bathroom rehab in July of 2022. I was looking at the Pottery Barn version, for some ridiculous price. I don't know what the difference is, but I have been very happy with this medicine cabinet; it has held up perfectly and has the storage capability that I required. Delivery was timely and item was well packaged, with no item damage. In hind-site, I might have purchased the larger size, but that is on me. I would definitely recommend this item.

The well-crafted black frame snaps, and the mirror glass is perfect. But there are two things to know: The mirrored door is retained in the closed position with a magnet that works very well. Actually, a little too well. It's difficult to close it quietly because the magnetic force tends to pull it closed at the end of travel, and it's difficult to avoid a banging sound. It lacks soft bumpers to deaden the sound, but I made some using several layers of 3M Command adhesive poster strips. This reduced the noise to an acceptable level.The other issue is the shelf mounting method: The glass shelves sit upon two metal clips on each side that are inserted into slots in the sides of the cabinets. Multiple slots are available making it easy to adjust the self height. The clips support the shelves well under most circumstances, but if a downward pressure is applied to the front edge of the shelf such as might occur when placing a heavier object, the back edge of the shelf may tip up. If that happens, the shelf may slide forward out of the cabinet and possibly break. In addition, the rear clip may stick to the underside of the shelf when that happens, and could drop off and be missing when the shelf returns to the normal position. It took several attempts and some additional money spent to solve this problem. If left unrepaired the shelves might fall into the sink below and shatter. In addition, the cheap hinge has become noisy over time.