🪞 Pack of 2 ZPC Zenith Products Corporation EMM1027 Prism Beveled Mirrored Medicine Cabinets Review

You can't find it at a similar price. It's not as pretty as the aluminum models with mirrored interiors and sides, but it's quite nice. There are junky options with flimsy, easily damaged mirrors and plastic cases that can be bought cheaper, but this seems like the cheapest, high-quality option. The shelves are plastic (glass in short, plastic in long), but the manufacturer sells glass shelves fairly cheaply (although plastic shelves are fine with me).

This first aid kit is a phenomenal purchase! The cabinet is very stable and well made. It is fully assembled and fits exactly into my rough hole. If you have a rough hole that is slightly larger than a closet, it's very easy to add some wood filler into the rough hole as needed to make the fit tight. Aside from the build quality (and by the way, the case is made in the USA. Good thing!) it was packaged incredibly well. I'm always a bit worried about possible damage with a large mirror, but this

Nice first aid kit easy to install. The problem, however, lies in the cheap scrap. The first cabinet arrived and I set it up before noticing the shelves had cracks. Raven called. The representative assured me that Amazon would only ship the shelves. I specifically asked for it. I have a whole first aid kit. It's quite heavy and big enough to fall on. The shelves are very fragile and don't sit well in the slots. Of course, new ones also break over time. I've had a $25 Home Depot first aid kit…

This first aid kit was chosen to match the previous first aid kit. The look and extra large mirror is exactly what I wanted. It was also delivered on time and well packaged, which made me very happy. On the other hand, the 2 plastic shelves that came with it were horribly cracked and broken. Firstly only 2 shelves? Should be at least 3. The shelves were of the cheapest quality so no wonder they were broken. I called Revain just to get new shelves. I didn't need a brand new mirror, but I should…

Unfortunately our house was built after WWII and the first aid kit in the bathroom was a bit small. After looking for a built in closet to fit our bathroom hole and finding it empty, we found one with the right dimensions at Revain. The cabinet is surprisingly durable for the price. The inner cabinet is made of metal. I had no problem with the corners not being welded together because it was perfect. None of the holes in the cabinet matched the cavity in the wall, so my husband drilled a hole…

For many people, their first aid kit is one of the things they see, touch and use every day. These same people have probably never bought a first-aid kit in their lives (it came with their home or their contractor found it and installed it without the homeowner having to do anything). And few people ever replace a first aid kit that is already installed. So one wonders why something that is used every day and is meant to last a lifetime isn't made as well as it used to be. You'd be surprised…