Exactly what was needed for my small bathroom with no storage. It is a quality product, I’m completely happy with it. I am able to fit all my toiletries. Inside and outside mirrors brighten the room and allow me to see different angles of hair, makeup and accessories when getting ready. I highly recommend it.

Well built, solid. Looks great. Easy installation instructions. All in all I'm very satisfied!

What a beautiful cabinet ! The mirror looks great and there is tons of storage space on the inside. The interior mirrors are a hit with my daughter as well. (Another plus )

Looks good, but the mounting bar is only 10 inches (two inches plus change too short to be structural between two typical studs). The unit does not come with drywall anchors, so as a standalone product, it cannot be installed unless you have studs 9” apart. I contacted support to get a larger bracket, as I had a 10” separation between studs, and any larger mounting bracket would be ideal (I can cut it to size). I mentioned that I was installing a 16” Embark, and the part they sent me was labelled for a 15” cabinet. Both mounting bars are identical and have an interrupted machine pattern. I know this is trivial… just grab a handful of drywall anchors and do it… …But isn’t it just incredibly annoying, in a rational sense, that you can’t install this thing straight out of the box in an ideal standard scenario? In my mind, this is a disqualifier for consumer sales. Because they didn’t include two plastic parts as a technicality.

Looks good, but the mounting bar is only 10 inches (two inches plus change too short to be structural between two typical studs). The unit does not come with drywall anchors, so as a standalone product, it cannot be installed unless you have studs 9” apart. I contacted support to get a larger bracket, as I had a 10” separation between studs, and any larger mounting bracket would be ideal (I can cut it to size). I mentioned that I was installing a 16” Embark, and the part they sent me was labelled for a 15” cabinet. Both mounting bars are identical and have an interrupted machine pattern. I know this is trivial… just grab a handful of drywall anchors and do it… …But isn’t it just incredibly annoying, in a rational sense, that you can’t install this thing straight out of the box in an ideal standard scenario? In my mind, this is a disqualifier for consumer sales. Because they didn’t include two plastic parts as a technicality.