Teamson HomeMadison Bathroom Corner Floor Cabinet, Freestanding Narrow Storage Corner Cabinet with Tempered Glass Panel and Adjustable Shelves, White

I bought mine for $53.99 ($58.71 with taxes), which I'd say is the fair price for this. I wouldn't pay the full price tag. Assembly is fairly simple - you only need a screwdriver until the very last step, which is mounting it to the wall. Word of advice, do not trust the anchors provided, try to mount it on a stud. It took me less than half an hour to complete. Quality-wise, I would say that the MDF is higher in quality than the cabinets at IKEA. The hardware is similar - dowels, cam screws, etc. However, the hinge assembly seems pretty weak in the sense that, since the doors are relatively heavy, the screw holes will probably start to elongate after a few hundred cycles (treat it gently!). I do like that they predrilled all the holes, but the holes in the back panel don't line up (and I've tried different orientations already). I wish they would've used glossier paint (it is a boring matte white) e.g. satin or eggshell sheen to make it more resistant to moisture, but only time will tell. I would give it a B+

Was very nice,was very happy with it.

First warning, the styrofoam stuck to all the pieces and was very staticky. I had to wipe all the pieces before assembly.I put together a lot cabinets, buffets, etc. I am very used to cam locks, cam bolts, and dowels.When I looked at the pieces. I was initially impressed. The pieces looked way sturdier and stronger than other pressed wood assembly furniture I’ve had in the past. Even the dowels were thicker than I was accustomed to seeing. Everything was going well, as I put two pieces together, it was showing some resistance. I gave it a tap…and the dowel broke right through the pressed wood piece and out on the other side. I stared at it because I was incredulous. I have never had a dowel break through a piece of pressed wood like a spear.I got the cabinet put together and it looks good and does the job. I have it stationed in a way the broken side cannot be seen. I will not be sending it back, but I am disappointed a dowel can break through thick board that easily.One last warning: be careful with the metal dowels inserted in the sides to hold the shelving. They come out very easily and my dishes nearly fell on top of each other.

Bought this product to make finishing touches to my new remodeled bathroom. We use it to store our all bath towels..fits great and easy to assemble.

This looks like it came from a furniture store. It is the perfect little curio cabinet. It is 100% worth the money.

Exactly what I wanted for my dishes. Was easy to put together but it was missing some holes for the screws and that’s why I gave 4 stars.

This is lower quality but I figured that in advance. I did use wood glue and not all pieces lined up correctly (product design not installer fault.) My husband used toggle bolts to attach to the wall. The self anchoring mollys definitely wouldn’t be enough.

The first time I received this cabinet, it had a defective part H, and could not be assembled. I contacted Amazon right away; they were very helpful and sent me a replacement, which arrived very quickly. The replacement had a correct part H, but it had another defective part - this time part A! Again, the cabinet could not be assembled in that state. Somebody is asleep on the job here. Luckily I hadn't returned the first item yet, so I was able to frankenstein a functional cabinet out of the good parts of both packages. Note to self: don't return defective item until you've verified the replacement is good, especially for items containing multiple parts. Amazon apologized profusely for the double fail and swore they'd notify the appropriate department, but I won't be holding my breath or ordering this item again. Which is a shame, because it's a really nice cabinet. At least I managed to negotiate a UPS pick up from my house out of the whole thing. They were having me drive it to a facility, but given all the trouble, the least they could do is schedule a pick up.Now, about the cabinet. It seems things were very different back in 2009, when a lot of the negative reviews were written. Rest assured, there's no gluing or drilling necessary anymore! In fact, the cabinet was extremely easy to put together, once you got all the correct parts. All you need is a screwdriver. The only drilling is into the wall to mount it, but you kinda have to do that one yourself. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, the parts fit together nicely, the hardware is all good, and the construction feels sturdy once assembled. Unlike what somebody else said, you do not mount this by the cardboard backing. The unit hangs by the top of the wooden frame, which is the thickest and sturdiest part of the whole cabinet. There are four plastic corner things you drill into the cardboard backing, but their purpose is to make it flush with the wall, so the back doesn't bow or move if you push against it from the inside. Those pieces don't bear any weight. Now, I was a little suspicious of drilling them in, being that the back is thin laminated cardboard and the screws may have punched through to the other side. So I taped them to the back instead, just to be safe. Worked fine.The cabinet came with one of those convenient paper templates with marks for where to drill the holes into the wall. That made positioning, leveling and mounting very easy. I have flimsy plaster walls, but with the (gigantic) wall anchors that were provided, the unit seems sturdy when mounted and I feel okay putting stuff in it. It's a classic medicine cabinet meant to hold small objects, and the measurements are provided, so I don't understand the people trying to shove large things in there and complaining it's too small.All in all, I'm very happy with the actual cabinet, which is why I'm not giving it less than 4 stars, despite the very frustrating experience getting it. A good product and good customer service can do wonders to offset incompetence on the production line. It's a beautiful little cabinet and I'm happy to have it. Now I hope it lasts, too. I'll write an update once I've had it for a while.

Poorly made some holes were not even drilled at all. Since these are all made by machines I have no idea how they could have passed QA. Since I am handy I was able to make it work. It looks fine when assembled. Would I buy again? No