VASAGLE Bathroom Floor Cabinet Storage Organizer Set with Drawer and Single Shutter Door Wooden White UBBC43WT

I have a very tiny half-bath that has no storage. Due to it's layout and window placement, putting a shelf unit behind the toilet wouldn't work and putting shelves on the wall would result in much head-banging. After searching Amazon I came across this little cabinet and it turned out to be perfect! Putting it together took me about 45 minutes (I am old and slow, so someone with much more vigor could have it done sooner), no missing pieces and everything was clearly labeled. It has enough storage space in the cabinet for a few rolls of TP, a couple hand towels or whatever you need. The drawer is deep enough to hold a hairbrush and some hair ties, but I wouldn't put anything really heavy in it. Overall I am very satisfied with the look and quality and have no problem recommending this to folks needing a little extra storage in a small bathroom.

This cabinet is built much like a Closetmaid one, or one from IKEA. Fairly sturdy. Limited storage, but that’s pretty much obvious by the size. I am using mine in a tight space in a small laundry room. I put it together by myself...as always. I’m pretty handy lady, done this many times. It took me 1 1/2 hour. There are a lot of little parts to this, so it’s a bit labor intensive. Items are *very* well organized (best I have seen in some time!). Everything is labeled with a letter, even all the packages of screws and such. Packaged very well, arrived in perfect condition. A few suggestions. (1) There are some really tiny screws with this assembly (Parts R, T, U and V). I had a real challenge getting them in the “predrilled” holes..if you could call them that. I finally took a drill and made the holes a bit deeper, as they were barely a nick in the boards and the screws would not go in. (2) You need two or three different size screwdrivers. The instructions are easy to follow, and well done for the most part, but do not indicate what tools you will need. (3) The instructions indicate you are to screw the back in (Part X). That would have taken me at least another 1/2 hour! Like every other cabinet I have assembled over the years, I used small nails that I had on hand to secure it. Far easier, gets the jobs done. (4) If you will be using this in a laundry room or bathroom where water can get on the floor, I would suggest you buy “silicone chair leg caps” for the bottom of the legs. They sell them here on Amazon. They are a bit bigger than the actual legs, but doesn’t bother me. As I have had both the washer and hot water heater hoses leak in the laundry room in the past, and it could certainly happen again, I didn’t want the cabinet to get ruined.

So far it's great. I changed the knobs to match our existing bathroom vanity knobs but the ones that came with it were good quality as well. I ended up using the screws that came with it for the knobs still (because the screws that came with my square one were too long). Everything went together smoothly and lined up. I personally am not a fan of the cam lock fastening system, especially for furniture, but these one fit nice and tight in the holes and actually grip lock around the screw. The whole cabinet assembled is kind of wobbly (lightweight) when you open and close the drawer and it does come with a wall anchor system, which I'm sure works fine, but I clean too often and move stuff around to have this particular little stand anchored down. I just got it for somewhere to have the toilet paper and such nearby and it matches the larger storage cabinet that I have coming for in the bathroom as well so it was really a win win all around. The only things I noticed wrong was what looked like a crack that was painted over during manufacturing. There's no blemishes anywhere else so I think it may just be part of the last later of wood (or whatever it is it's made of) that peeled up in the factory before it was painted. It didn't effect the use of it at all and honestly I had to really look for it when I went back to take a picture of it. Also, the little magnet on the door could be just a little bit stronger, I get the bigger rolls of toilet paper and had to stack them (as pictured) to get the magnet to think about holding the door closed. It would fit 4 stacks of 3 high per shelf if the magnets were stronger. It arrived a day early and was worth the money I'd say. It does look nice and a bit bigger I guess than I expected, which isn't a bad thing. It fits nicely between the door and the toilet without being in the way.

This stand is adorable and it's not too big, yet not too small. It holds quite a bit of stuff, the 2nd shelf is great. The drawer holds alot also. It is very sturdy and assembly was easy. It was inexpensive and I highly recommend it !!

It probably took me 40 mins to assemble this alone. Might have gone more quickly if I'd had a larger work surface. Yes, this is painted MDF. It's not perfect. Mine came with a minor imperfection in the finish of the louvers. But it's really not visible once assembled. And everything aligned very well. Fits in a tight spot in my bathroom and provides just the right amount of storage to improve functionality considerably. I'm pretty sensitive to chemical odors, and this definitely has some, but I only notice it when the cabinet is open, and it's slight enough to not cause me any trouble. Glad I chose this one over some others that came with slightly more mixed reviews. I don't expect it to last for decades but I can imagine getting several good years out of this.

Most pleased with this item. Overpackaged by Amazon (but they delivered it perfectly on time). I needed a narrow piece for our city apartment bathroom and this was the only one I found that fit my dimensions. It requires assembly, but all the parts are intelligently organized and clearly labeled -- so much so that I comfortably read my audiobook while putting it together (though, oops, there was a piece left over...so I obviously wasn't paying enough attention... rather than dissassemble it to add the F piece, I removed the dowels on one side and used wood glue for the other... but better to double check as you go.) It was as easy and satisfying as a jigsaw puzzle... only needs a standard Philips head for everything, manual would be fine... (but was happy to use my electric screwdriver) and the product is exactly what I needed to remove the visual clutter of my daily toiletries. Sturdy enough that I elected not to anchor it in case I change my mind about the location (but there are parts included if you think your inside weight warrants it). Drawer and door work just fine. (Note: I don't always review items with pics, but recently I've been most grateful to other reviewers who've taken the time to share their before and afters.)

Fits in small bath well

This is a sturdy little cabinet they I am using as a small pantry. The material is very sturdy and well made. There are a lot of connectors which should hold it together very well. It was very well packaged to prevent damage and was easy to put together. It's a very cute little cabinet and looks great in my kitchen.

Loved this little cabinet so much I bought another one. I am not using it in a bathroom however but repurposed it in my nail salon. I only have 150sqft of space so this little unit worked perfect to hold my coffee maker on top and store paper towels and soap refills and cleaning supplies inside. Its sturdy and easy to build and decently priced. I even upgraded the knobs to crystal knobs bought here on Amazon. Its beautiful!

I would have given a 5 star review, but part of the instructions regarding installation of the door hinges was not as clear as it should have been. There is one drawing,but it should have had a close up of which side of the hinge goes to the inside of the door. As a result, I put one side on incorrectly, but had no way of knowing that until I tried to shut the door, resulting in a badly bent hinged. Tehn, when I couldn;t bend the metal back, I became unhinged and a bit bent out of shape. Sigh. Some of the wood and paint on the side of the door chipped off. Thank goodness I had some Krylon paint which covered the chips. Anyways, it still is a good unit,and it is nice to have something that does not look like it came from Ikea.

It took a bit to put it together - but it looks nice and the parts fit well and easily together.

The instructions weren’t the greatest and several specifics were missing which led to guessing the function or where the screw goes. The wood splits very easily even just from gently hand-screwing for it to stay long enough to try to get the screw in the rest of the way with a tool. It is exceedingly difficult to ensure the screw goes in straight despite the “pre-drilled” holes, questionable itself. The cabinet is not sturdy whatsoever with very loose parts despite tightening as much as the wood allowed, and the measurements are all off. As you can see in the picture, there is a gap between the pull-out drawer and the door which cannot be fixed unless I were to make new holes myself with an electrical drill. Based on how easily the wood splits, I wouldn’t attempt that. The cabinet is wobbly and at the end of the instruction booklet, it shows how to fix a small cloth strap to the cabinet and then make a hole in the wall to secure it that way. I wouldn’t want to damage my wall and the cloth strap is similar to backpack straps. In my opinion this was a very bad design with the wrong measurements and the most obscure instructions that if you don’t set up furniture often, may give you a bit of trouble as there are no verbal instructions, and there are steps/pictures missing. So you have to magically figure it out. It recommends two people to set it up which does streamline the process but isn’t necessary whatsoever. It’s definitely do-able with one person which is the only positive I am giving this cabinet. Overall on a whole, I am disappointed in the purchase more so with the amount paid. I would give this cabinet at most $25-30 dollars, certainly not 100 + tax. I’ve learned my lesson and with how expensive bathroom cabinets are, finding a store that recycles peoples’ furniture is definitely a much better option. I’d get sturdy wood and with the amount of money this cabinet cost me, I can put it towards a project of sanding down and re-painting it to look new, with actual sturdiness. I don’t expect this cabinet to last longer than 2 months and this is going to be with using it with caution as well. Please, everybody’s experience is different I get that, but if you do decide to purchase this cabinet then make sure you’re not paying as much as I did, or just use caution, hold your breath, and pray for the best that you’ll have a much better experience than I had and hopefully a non-defective product. Best of luck! P.S. I’m not entirely sure what “softness” is supposed to entail so I just rated that 1 star but if someone can give me information on that, then I can give more accurate feedback on there. I am just assuming literal softness here which the wood isn’t, unless it means the splitting part of it

I don’t use this in the bathroom, I actually use it in my living area to neatly store my dog’s walking stuff: leash, collar, harness, coats for when it’s cold or raining, brushes, poop bag rolls, container of pet wipes for his paws, his water bottle for walks on warmer days and a flash light for night walks. It’s perfect for my needs. It clearly holds a lot and keeps everything beautifully neat in one spot that used to be an ugly pile in a basket. It was also easy to assemble.