Review on White Newport Detachable Bathroom Cabinet by Teamson Home for Enhanced SEO by Katie Garcia

There were a lot of minuses in this closet. Firstly, the white "skin" on one of the rear parts is not fully glued and crumpled. (See first picture.) It's very thin, so any attempt to flatten it would result in a tear. Luckily I was able to place it on the back of the cabinet so it wouldn't be visible once mounted on the wall. When screwing the backs to the cabinet, the screws pierced the MDF as you can see in the second picture. The case is not pre-drilled for the rear screws and there is enough clearance at the position of the backs that you can easily lean to the side like I did. I ended up removing the screws from this side because leaving them looked worse. Fortunately, damage can only be seen here when the doors are open (see last picture). The instructions are pictures only so much is left to interpretation. For example, a piece that screws into a wall will have countersunk holes on one side. There's no indication of whether they're meant to face the wall or inside the closet. I suspected internally that this worked fine, but I'm not sure if it was the right alignment. There is a QR code in the "3D" assembly instructions. I used the code used but it didn't direct me to the instructions. I searched their website and couldn't even find this closet. I tried to chat but nobody answered. He wanted me to leave an email address so they could contact me, but I didn't want to. What is the purpose of providing a chat function if no one is using it? The first time I installed them incorrectly, I had to uninstall and reinstall them. There's a wall mounting template in the instructions, but it's not to scale so it won't be of much use to you. I just centered it on the wall, aligned it and marked the screw holes with a pencil. I had to use the anchors that came with it as the holes didn't line up with the stud. I would like stronger anchors. When the cabinet is against the wall, it works perfectly. The center shelf has 3 sets of holes so you can position it on center or slightly above or below center. As long as you don't put very heavy objects in it, it should work just fine.