Gray Medicine Cabinets for Bathroom with Mirror, Surface Mounted LED Medicine Cabinets Mirror with Defogger, Dimmer, Outlets & USB, Three Doors, 60”W x 36”H

Great product but have not opened box yet. Waiting to be hung.

Incredibly high quality, easy to install. So much storage, looks absolutely beautiful, functions exactly as described. It does fit the space nicely, and honestly, the value versus price is amazing!

It was delivered within 3 days and I installed it the same day. It is very heavy, so you have to take off the doors, which was easy due to the very nice hinge design. Just press a button on the back of the hinge and it comes right off. I also took out the shelves , and was able to install the cabinet all by myself. I highly recommend to use a stud finder and drive a couple of screws straight into the studs, I would not trust a cabinet that heavy to hang on those plastic anchors in the dry wall alone.

We’ve recently replaced the bathroom counter with a nice quartz model and have since grown tired of the junk cluttering up this nice surface. Besides always collecting dust it’s a hassle picking up cosmetics when they’re wet from someone dripping their toothbrush or other items across them. As such we decided to replace the large mirror the builder installed with something that could help reduce the clutter.I was impressed by how simple it was to remove the doors from this enormous cabinet and how easy it was for my wife and I to move it. Being as it requires running a GFI protected power line I had been procrastinating installing it, but finally proceeded with a temporary installation using a power cord to an existing outlet. This was surprisingly easy as a single bracket supports the entire cabinet and took only minutes to do with a level, drill, hammer and screwdriver. We’ll still need to run a permanent power supply to it but this allowed us to split the project in to more manageable parts.In hindsight, the overhead lights we previously installed aren’t the best match for this cabinet as it shades the light from them. Since the doors open we needed to fit it between the top of the faucet and the underside of the lights and that is a bit tight. The illumination from the cabinet doors is nice and the ability to easily change the light temperature is very good but it’s taking us time to get used to the fact that the illumination is not bright as we’re accustomed to. It’s enough to get ready but after years of having 3 or 4 45 watt bulbs blasting us it’s not what we’re used to (actually it’s much less shocking which is a good thing).The built in outlet provides only a single 110v outlet (in addition to the USB ports) so we’ve needed to rethink how we handle our 2 rechargeable toothbrushes (we now alternate which one goes on the charger each night) and we could always install a splitter if necessary (we don’t use this outlet for heavy draw items like hairdryers). We have not yet needed to use the defogging feature as even with the door closed and the shower hot, the doors did not fog up at all (Perhaps this will be needed when the weather cools).We’re looking forward to repainting the room after we permanently install the hardwired cabinet but this has provided us a nice opportunity to consider whether or not we want it plugged in to a switched line or not (we don’t as it’s nice to use only the built in lights and it needs power at night to charge the toothbrush), and decide if we’d like to change out the lights above the vanity too.