Teamson Home Stratford Removable Wooden Medicine Cabinet- Gray

This is not a high-end item. I would place this below Ikea in terms of quality. The paint quality is not great in that there are some slight imperfections in the paint job right in the front. Otherwise, it looks the same as the product picture. This would look out of place in a high-end house. The shelf can be placed at three different positions. With the shelf in the middle, both the top and bottom can easily fit bottles of saline solution. With the shelf closer to the bottom or top, you can store an electric toothbrush standing up.Assembly was easy since all the parts are labeled. It helps to have a powered screwdriver. The instructions say to turn the cam locks 180 degrees to lock in the screws. When I did this the two cam locks shattered, since they used low-quality metal and the instructions should have said 90-180 degrees. The two cam locks are not essential, so I was able to assemble this without them.An important consideration when buying a medicine cabinet is whether they are recessed into the wall or not. Installing a recessed medicine cabinet involves more work. Competing cabinets have three shelves.The current price is $114, which seems high relative to the quality. The medicine cabinets sold by Kohler look better and are around this price point. Ikea sells a cheaper medicine cabinet similar to this one that has three shelves. I would not pay a premium to get the crown molding. I prefer medicine cabinets that have a larger mirror and dispense with the non-functional wood trim. If you are going to the trouble of adding a permanent fixture to your home, I would recommend going with a higher quality product.

Straight forward assembly does require some glue (included in package) so you need to let the glue dry before attaching to wall. I had one problem with a cam-bolt that cracked while assembling the unit as the hole was slightly off-center so when I tried to tighten it the cam bolt broke. I called the manufacturer and they took my information and said they would send a replacement piece of several cam bolts. I still haven't hung the cabinet as I am waiting on the replacement cam bolt. Picture of cabinet resting on sink waiting for the cam bolt.The cabinet looks similar to the ones at the local home improvement stores for comparison the color was exactly as pictured in the photo. The material is particle board and MDF on the sides and bottom so if you place this in a high moisture area or have young kids that get water on everything you might reconsider getting a more water resistant cabinet. The fit and finish was good and the door lines up pretty well inside the opening (see first picture) with just a slightly larger gap on top than bottom but for a press-board cabinet that is reasonably priced I don't expect perfection. A small gap on the bottom right where the side meets the bottom about the space of a single sheet of paper is why the door has a slightly larger gap. I gave it five stars because of price vs fit/finish and materials it's a better deal than at the local big box retailers.Note: there is only a single shelf in the cabinet, this is fine for me because I plan on placing my electric tooth brush and mouthwash bottle which are taller and only needed a single shelf.Update: I received the replacement cam bolts via USPS 2 day priority mail from the manufacturer. I give them kudos for responding so fast and taking care of their customers.

When the Amazon box came in, I just checked for damage, glanced at the assembly directions and got overwhelmed. I put my big girl pants on today and put the cabinet together. It took 50 minutes and I had no problems. I saw two reviewers state that they cracked the cams. I set the cams first, then put in the shaft and had no problems. There is more than enough wood glue included. You can see from the picture that all the bags and wood pieces are labeled.I like the gray color. The magnet is very strong. I took a picture of the knob because it is a quality knob with a taper to prevent your nails from scratching the paint.There really isn't any pazazz or focal point to justify the $113 price. It's more a $60 to $75 range cabinet.

This is a sturdy little traditional medicine cabinet with a good size mirror. Material is MDF and it has a good heft. Magnetic catch prevents the door from swinging open. One adjustable interior shelf. Assembly is pretty straightforward and it comes with a few extra screws and pieces. Everything fit as expected. One thing to note is that the painted finish does not seem very durable. I was using some isopropyl alcohol to wipe up some of the excess glue that you use during assembly, and, with just a few rubs, this began to wear away the gray paint (see pics). Overall, it’s fine for the price, just be wary of what cleaners you use nearby. 4/5 stars.

This medicine cabinet is advertised as an "efficient size", which means it may be smaller than you expect - so be sure to check the dimensions prior to purchase. In my case, it was the perfect size for a smaller bathroom with a slanted ceiling. The cabinet does require assembly, which will take about 20 minutes and will require no advanced skills. The unit is shipped very well packed and there was no damage to any of the parts - the mirror does have a couple of very minor "dots" on it, but nothing noteworthy. All cabinet parts and hardware are clearly labeled and the assembly instructions are generally very clear. The glue included for assembly was watery, so I ended up using a wood glue. Step #4 of the assembly instructions could have been more clear in identifying the top of the back piece, but most folks could figure this out on their own. One suggestion to the manufacturer would be to provide for assembly with the door hinges on either the left or the right to give the user more flexibility. Overall, seems to be a decent quality, with a nice finish - but may be available at a lower cost elsewhere.