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Question: is this wood?  paintable?
Document: Simple, easy instructions. Solid wood very durable but still light enough to install easily. Quick shipping.Chose over laminate models because our bathroom gets very humid.Thanks
My doors look great, perfectly straight.All in all, I'd like real wood instead of particleboard, but the cabinet is for small/light items, so it's not likely to collapse on you. And I'm glad it's American made.
It was the right size except I needed a second shelf inside for storage so we bought a piece of wood and my husband cut and fit it.Otherwise, it looks nice and I am happy with the overall product.
I was disappointed in the cabinet described as wood. I't particle board what's worse is the back is made of card board. Although the style and price are nice. I think it should be stated what it's really made out of.
I knew this wasn't real wood - if it was, it would be more expensive. It took a little while to put together, but in the end I have a nice looking cabinet in my bathroom that I got at a good price. I feel very happy with this purchase and would recommend to others who are looking at getting the same thing.
All I'm saying is... you get what you pay for and I still overpaid.After putting this thing together, I was still missing some of the pieces... the doors didn't align... and the wood is about as strong as cardboard. It wasn't worth the hassle trying to send it back and get my money back so I'm just taking it in the shorts this time.
This is a great cabinet for the price. Although the frame is wood, the doors are plastic. The product description states &#8220;plastic door pulls&#8221;, which to me mean the knobs are plastic; however, the doors are also plastic. It&#8217;s okay. The cabinet looks great and actually completes the bathroom (I had only one shelf on the wall before).
I haven't even had a chance to hang it on the wall yet because I have to figure out a way to get the screws to hold the door on(epoxy or wood glue)!I bought it for our main bathroom in our house and with it being a very shallow cabinet there will be only hand towels in it.All-in-all it's a cheap cabinet made with cheap products that I suppose may last a couple of years if hung properly.
So I spent another forty dollars and got a solidcabinet with some depth to the shelves.This product has a very reasonable price; but be sure to read and understand thedimensions and don't expect any real wood. I would suggest taking ruler and laythe measurements out on the wall you plan to use this. And be sure to hold yourruler or tape measure out from the wall to see the depth of the shelves to be surethis set of shelves will be good for you.
In case anyone thinks the &#34;Wood&#34; in the description means solid wood, it's not - it's an engineered, particle-board type of wood. You can also see the seams of the laminate meeting at the edge of the wood. But it still looks fine and is a nice simple design that fits well into smaller spaces. Mine is mounted above the toilet and holds a bath mat on the towel rail. Assembly was straightforward.
Answer: no