Retro Style Haze Double Glass Door Wall Cabinet with Detachable Shelves for Office, Dining Room,Living Room, Kitchen and Bathroom Mint White

Honestly, it's such a sweet item. It has a lovely retro feel and was not hellish to put together. Suits our guest bathroom that has a very sunny atmosphere very well. Recommend.

The only issue is the doors don’t seem to close together quite right due to a design flaw it seems. Love it in my bathroom though.

Here's the good: if you do an image search for this cabinet you're going to find a few different vendors selling this or very similar ones but this one has the best price at the moment. Mine arrived in perfect condition, well packaged and on time. The directions are fine.The "bad": machining for the screw holes is not consistent and if you are like me you're going to make up some new swear words trying to get things aligned. The placement of the holes makes it so you have to advance the bolts in tiny increments because of the angled part of the allen wrench. Truly tedious, much profanity. The wall anchors that come with this are made for a Barbie dream home so don't even waste your time with them, get the large screw-in kind that will afford this hunk of metal and glass good stability if you're not able to secure it to studs somehow (distance between the center points of the hanging holes is 24 5/8"). And finally: be very careful handling this after you have it assembled because the thinnest parts of the exterior panels (the weave looking bits) are kind of flimsy and will pop and snap if you put any pressure there. Handle this by the edges which are more reinforced or you might end up popping out a weld. Sad!The ugly: the "gold" knobs are not a nice soft gold but a very brassy tone that didn't work for me. I'm sure that's a look that some people embrace in their decor realm but I actually had the exact knobs on hand in brushed nickel and they used the same thread of screw (shorter than the short version of a cabinet knob screw, fyi)The rest: my taller glasses are exactly 7" and wouldn't fit anywhere but on the top shelf and need to be tipped in at an angle under the lip and then stood up. My other glasses are 6" and fit fine on the other shelves.

Arrived with dents on top. Put it together and doors had a big gap and were misaligned. Followed directions perfectly. Piece of garbage! Now we have to take it apart, pack it up and get it to a UPS location. They won't pick it up. Total waste of time and money. DO NOT BUY. Learn from me. Again, don't waste your time and money!

Super modern and cute!

I paid 170.00 for this small tin yes tin cabinet.Was so excited to get this. Was super easy to put together, but so cheap. I needed it so I kept it, but would never buy it again or recommend to a friend to buy. It fills my space. That’s it. The doors don’t meet in the middle. Both doors have dents, the shelves are very flimsy. I would buy this for maybe $69 and that it not 170, but my bad.

This was pretty easy to assemble and it’s beautiful. I got the mint green cabinet and it’s just as pictured. Overall the cabinet feels sturdy and the quality is great. I would definitely recommend this to anyone!Things to note:1. You will need a drill or a screw driver (which is not included) and a little finesse to get some of the pieces to fit together just right.2. it comes with 4 molly bolts and screws but i also drilled two holes in the center of the metal back panel so i could also anchor into the stud and not rely on drywall to hold this thing up. It is pretty heavy as is and once its full of stuff, it will be even heavier. (I used #0 x 2-1/2-in Black Ecoat Hex-Head Exterior Structural Wood Screws)3. You will need two people to properly hang the cabinet.

Strong & durable. Glass fronts are super frosted/ridged so hard to see through, which I was hoping would be clearer glass as I hung in my kitchen to hold wine glasses & heirloom glasses. Looks great & works very well. Size is perfect.