Zenith 105 Stainless Steel Frame Medicine Cabinet

We have installed three medicine cabinets in two bathrooms. Two were recessed, one above and one below, behind the door into the master bath. One was recessed behind the door in the mud room bath. Behind the doors was the only available wall space and it is actually more convenient to be able to directly face the cabinets than to have them on the wall next to the vanity and stand at an angle. I have very limited reach due to shoulder injuries so face-on works best for me. The pros are that the cabinet is taller (and the shelves are adjustable) compared to the medicine cabinet that was already built into the guest bathroom which is short and has fixed shelves. One of the best ideas the manufacturer had is that the shelves have a fiddle and ridges to contain small pill bottles or can be turned with the smooth side up to provides storage space for taller bottles and containers. The chrome edge around the mirror was initially covered with a protective gray plastic strip. I didn't realize I should peel it off for several weeks. The trim at the corners is sharp and it is just folded over to secure the mirror. The door back (inside of the cabinet) is only cardboard so you can't wash it. The interior of the cabinet and shelves are washable. Provided with the basic cabinet and three shelves is a phone number and website so you can order more shelves. I plan to order a total of six more shelves to go into my three new cabinets to increase the storage capacity. These cabinets are basic, however since no one but me will ever see them behind the doors (and especially for less than $30.00/each,) they work for me.

As they say, you get what you pay for. It works for my purpose but it isnt the sturdiest. The mirror frame is the only thing stainless steel and it isnt very heavy.