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

Solid construction as the enclosure is all made of steel and has good weight to it. Has good length of piano hinge to support the door. Beveled edge mirror with the frame around it. Easy to install with four screws once you have the opening in the wall ready to go. It came well packaged and with no damage.

Perfect addition to our DIY bathroom reno. Love the bevel on the glass and the black matte edge to hide some finger prints. Easy to install (2 people just to be safe), good storage space, and sturdy construction. Coordinates well with matte black fixtures in the restroom. Really pleased with this product and would buy another in a heartbeat.

Very nice quality! The beveled edge is a lovely touch!

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.

Looks fantastic in my bathroom. Love the shelves only wish it had a couple more options on shelf height.

It’s hard to find a recessed medicine cabinet to fit preexisting cabinet space, but this one fit the bill. It comes in great protective packaging and installed easily overall. The magnet on the mirror is very strong so it does not drift open. Best are the depth of the shelves and interior size. You can actually put things in without them falling out and there are 4 shelves (I took one out for taller items), but you have that option. Would buy again as very pleased with this mirror.

Great addition to my bathroom

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.