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Question: One reviewer said that it is does not mount flush with the wall - Is this supposed to be the case always?  Also, does it need to be screwed  from one of the sides, to the stud, or are the holes on the back?
Document: The cabinet met my expectations and is a good value for the money. Would have preferred one that was flush with the wall but there aren't any available in the size I needed. This will work nicely for me.
This is a plastic housing cabinet that has nopredrilled holes for attaching to studs.You get a nice cheap functional cabinet with thisproduct. More expensive metal cabinets (like the 629)are double the money and not worth it, IMHO.I have purchased both and am sure the plastic will last,whereas the metal version will rust (and is cheapstamped steel).Something a little wider is better for mounting between16 inch studs (however, if you do need a narrowcabinet, then this is the one!
The epoxy seems to work, but I would never recommend this particular model because it is just cheap. The engineers need to thicken the plastic shell, and reduce the weight of the mirror and make the piano hinge swing free. The price is cheap, but you get what you pay for. Move up to a better grade of medicine cabinet and forget this one
The other reviewers are correct, the magnets are too strong. I would also like it to come with 1 more shelf. However, it's a good value compared to other recessed medicine cabinets.
It did not fit the space in the wall. I asked to return it, but it would cost $115 with UPS to do so. So I have to keep it. VERY DISAPPOINTING. I won't buy items like this on line anymore.
Cheap plastic can't even hold its shape around the edges (the part that sits on the outside of the wall but at least it is covered by the mirror when closed). The shelves are somewhat adjustable, as long as you don't mind having only a few choices on where the shelves go, as there are only 6 positions to choose from. Positions start about 4" from the top or bottom, and are spaced about 5" apart from there.
I do like the lack of metal band around the glass mirror, however the mirror is thin and I can see it eventually chipping if it slams into the opposing wall (not that I plan to do that). But with no metal trim around the mirror, fingerprints are already a problem and we haven't even started using the bathroom yet! The magnets holding the mirror/door shut appear to be strong enough to hold but release easily when you want to open it.
I took one of the shelves to a glass company and had a couple of extra made for very little money so they work a little better with the items my husband and I have but they were not bad before. Now we each have our own cabinet and mirror. The look is so simple and clean - I love them!!!! !
I ordered this product to match one we already had with a beveled mirror. This model does NOT have a beveled mirror. I decided that I liked it with the polished edge anyway and kept it. It really is priced right. Don't expect a beveled mirror, however.
I cannot recommend this medicine cabinet. The first one  that arrived had a broken corner in the plastic on the hinge side, so they replaced it with another one. After I carefully removed the second one from the box, I was shocked to see another crack in  the plastic housing on the piano hinge side again!
Answer: no