Be careful as you begin assembly because only the bags of parts are labeled. This means that if you take any of the pieces out of the bags, you will not know which lettered piece it is, so do not remove all the pieces before you assemble. The front and rear sets of legs look similar, but they are different, so don’t get them mixed up. Make sure you refer back to the photos of the finished product to make sure you are constructing it correctly, especially when it comes to installing the cross bars that go across the top back of the unit.
The unit is roomie but it is all open storage so plan on it looking cluttered if you put too much on it.
I like that the unit is spare and white so that it fades into my white bathroom paint. There are anchor screws for two holes on the back of the unit to anchor it to your wall, but you will need to adjust the height of the front feet if you try to mount it flush to the wall because the back legs will be against the molding at floor level.
Overall, this is a nice looking pace and it’s good quality for the price.