Elegant Home Fashions Lisbon Removable Wooden Wall Cabinet with Drapery-Lined Doors, White

The doors open and close good

This is truly a beautiful piece of furniture and solid. I love that it is original looking and not a "same- o same-o" look. I did not have any problem assembling it myself. (49 yr old woman) if anyone cares.. lol but very handy with a tool belt! anyway, Easy to assemble and looks like solid wood, I could be wrong, but it's nice! The only help I needed was for my 16 yr old daughter to hold it up steady on the wall so I could screw it in. You do have to use the drywall plugs for the screws, unless you are lucky enough to have a stud right where you need it! But the paper template made it super easy to prep the location of the drywall plugs, then she held it up and I screwed it in. You do need the ratchet with a philips head to screw it in, but it is not that bad.. see picture where screws are located. and sorry if they are sideways... .

I put this in my bathroom and I love it. It looks so beautiful. The curtain in the window looks so chic and upscale.

Just a beautiful cabinet! We put it in our newly remodeled bathroom and it really does look classy too! Beautiful glass doors with curtains! Very cool! I went ahead and antiqued the little stylish carving and the trim surrounding it that is above the doors, to the same color of blue as our bathroom. I just painted the front of it, let it dry for an hour and then with a wet rag, rubbed most of it off, leaving a real pretty antique look! So now, it really fits our bathroom well. But, even without that treatment, we were well pleased with it and it was easy to put together too. Just one caveat though.....The cabinet mounting system, is just the worst I have ever seen? The holes are drilled very high in the cabinet, so you will need a real little stubby screwdriver to be able to screw in the screw(s)? Luckily I have one that also ratchets (really helps because you have to apply considerable pressure to screw the screw in and you are in an akward position!) I also had some success with a socket wrench with a phillips ended socket? I used those 75 pound max. load screw in drywall anchors, that actually you hear a crack, when the screw is all the way in (no guesswork!) Still was a real pain getting the screws fully in though!Then, you realize that there is nothing to hold the cabinet against the wall on the bottom!.....To make a long story short, I just bought a tube of construction adhesive, pulled the bottom of the cabinet out from the wall, squirted some in each side (don't squirt in too much or it will squeeze out the sides and possibly the bottom and make a real mess of your walls!) and pressed the cabinet against the wall and the weight of the cabinet did the rest. Perfect at last! But, I still wonder why the manufacturer didn't just put the mounting board in the center of the cabinet and then just provide two snap in screw covers? It would of been "so much easier"! Oh well.....

My vanity cabinet in my bathroom did not provide enough space for all my toiletries. I ordered this one because it was the closest match to my décor. I was 100% satisfied with the look and the quality. It is elegant with enough space for all those extras I need to have for my daily routine.I recommend this highly! My husband said it was easy to assemble.

It was a little bit hard to assemble but I did it myself and took about an hour. Harder to hang and should be a two person job. I had to use a short Phillips head screwdriver and had already set the molly screws in place. It was hard to hold the cabinet up and start the screws at the same time. The mounting screws are up under the front panel so it was a little awkward but I managed.

I ordered this after having gotten the Lisbon spacesaver unit Elegant Home Fashions Lisbon Collection Shelved Bathroom Space-Saver, White for my other bathroom. I hung this smaller cabinet a bit higher so I could install a white towel bar underneath (see photo), as I was used to having a hand towel there. (I got the towel bar on eBay -- it's a lightweight one that adheres with adhesive, because I didn't want to drill into the bottom of the cabinet. It looks very nice, I think, and I like it just as much as the spacesaver unit I had already bought. A keeper!

Paint missing, which helped me make up my mind to paint it or leave it white. Bottom shelf split the wood on both sides when putting together with the screws and doors don’t line up. Cute but not sure worth the money considering the issues I had.