Design House 587063 Bath Modern Unassembled 2-Door Shaker Bathroom Vanity Cabinet Only, 24 x 18, Gray

Solid built altho the packaging was damaged by the time it arrived. Everything was simple to assembled except the drawer slides need much better instructions than the one photo that barely shows anything

I want to start by saying I am not a carpenter, nor do I do any woodworking. I'm an average DIYer that does their own work to put the highest quality products in my home at less cost.The Good:- High quality- Solid hardwood cabinet face- Solid 1/2 cabinet WITH a full plywood back- Coating is flawless with a waterproof material- Easy Assembly with good directionsAssembly.- Soft Close door hinges INCLUDEDThe Bad:- Amazon Delivery means potential shipping damage- Plywood by nature can come warped (chip board is manufactured and pressed together with glue which means it almost always comes flat, but is VERY susceptible to water damage)- Assembly may cause small problems aligning if grooves aren't perfect. Offsetting slightly fixes this.Summary:I would highly recommend these. I bought two, one for each of my bathrooms. The finish is very durable and they are made entirely of 1/2 plywood, NOT the particle board junk at thr box stores that cost twice as much.The value to dollar ratio is absolutely amazing on these. The style is stunning, an equivalent from the box stores would have cost hundreds more and been junk.Assembly REQUIRES wood glue. I recommend titebond III since it's waterproof and will hold up better in a bathrooms humidity.The screws it comes with are to hold the cabinet together while the wood glue dries. The glue is the main securing method of the panels so be generous and wipe of excess immediately.Definitely purchase some 1/2 pipe and pipe clamps. Apply the glue first, then clamp the cabinet together. THEN secure with screws.One of my cabinets sides did come somewhat warped which is why I gave this 4 stars. Since I'm on a timeline to get it installed I didn't call the company but I'm sure they would have sent me a new panel if asked.To fix the panel I used pipe clamps to hold the Plywood bent in place. After a day or so it should be fine. I did this part while thr glue was drying.All and all these are great cabinets that anyone can assemble if you take your time and use common sense. Don't bash a company for your own lack of knowledge in assembly.

Good quality. Had to cut a window in the back for the plumbing. Came with the hardware included and easy directions .

Plywood box and maple face. Patience is the key. Grab a roll of paper towels to wipe up excess glue. I would definitely use this product again. I am going to figure out my kitchen next.

For the price I can't complain too much. It is a pretty decent vanity cabinet at an amazing price. As other reviews have noted the packaging and assembly leaves a little to be desired. There was a small amount of damage form poor packaging, the boxes were practically falling apart when they arived. Assembly is a little tricky even for 'handy' people: the screws are difficult to put in because they are very close to the cabinet wall, and predrilled holes don't always like up well. Definitely would recommend checking the holes and re-drilling if needed before starting the assembly. Overall would recommend especially if your on a budget.