Review on Renovators Supply Manufacturing Stainless Removable by Jonah Koehnke

This first aid kit was for our small family bathroom that used to only have a mirror. It's nice to have extra closet space. It is wall mounted, not built into the wall. I was afraid it would stand out too much but it doesn't - it's not overpowering at all, looks great like it's always been there. It fits many items (with the optional 3rd shelf uninstalled) including two separate toothbrush cups, a thin bottle of mouthwash and a set of smaller, lower-level items such as lip balm, tea tree oil, acne cream, etc. Installation took 2 people labor as the mirror is quite large is heavy and must be held open to install the screws. Among the tools were a pencil, spirit level, screwdriver, and tape measure. I chose to use my own wall anchors which are more of a heavy duty screw type than the ones provided. We only installed drywall, no studs. We installed it in 4 steps. The first step is to properly mark where the top holes go by measuring and aligning. The second step is to position the cabinet to the pre-marked holes (use a spirit level to confirm position) and create precise starting holes on all 4 mounting points. With the cabinet set aside, the third step is to install the anchors and the fourth step is to lift the cabinet and screw into the wall anchors. right, while I specifically searched to the left. This is because the fixed compartment inside the cabinet appears to be upside down when installed facing left. The sides of the shelf fold up when pivoted to the left, giving the shelf the appearance of a shallow channel rather than a solid, smooth surface. However, this shelf is welded so turning it over will not affect its structure and it will continue to perform its function as a shelf. The extension/movable shelf is set correctly with the hollow part down when pivoted to the left, so I assumed it was made convertible.