Teamson Home Dawson Wooden 2-Door Bathroom Etagere Over The Toilet Space Saver Cabinet with Interior Adjustable Shelf and Open Shelf, White with Chrome Knobs

There are some minor blemishes and the instructions are not perfect but better than most. The pieces were all marked so assembly was easy enough, and all the parts and hardware were there. I thought this was more stylish than most other over toilet storage. It's top heavy (i'm sure they all are), but once anchored into the wall it's solid. The doors seem very sturdy and all the hinge alignment was well done. I like that this one is taller than most, about 4 or 5 inches. The plexi in the windows on the doors is a nice touch. I found this on Amazon around $50 cheaper than another website, and the price is well worth it. Style-wise I like that this has legs and not walls around the toilet so it seems like the toilet is not surrounded inside a box. My largest criticism is I think it would be better if it included one additional inside shelf (you only get one inside shelf) so it would be more like a medicine cabinet to store a lot more smaller items.

We renovated our daughter's bathroom and wanted to add some more storage above the toilet. Did some research. Came across 8 of these products. Kept this one. I wouldn't say it's very sturdy or durable because it's probably not as much. It's very lightweight and made of cheap wood. But looks really nice and works for all our needs. As long as you don't place anything that's very heavy you'll be fine. My daughter added tons of her items in there, but all of isn't that heavy. Also, we had to screw it to the wall because it was very unstable. I suggest you do the same if you decide to buy it. My research showed that all of them are very unstable unless you attach it to the wall.

Update: After using it for almost two years, the doors eventually became very loose and didn't always want to stay shut. Went to move into a new apartment, and like I said in my review, it did not last. All it took was me trying to move it from above my toilet and the legs completely collapsed in on themselves and broke off leaving just the main cabinet part in my hands. Definitely not worth the purchase.I have built countless bookshelves, TV stands, bed frames, desks, you name it. This was the worst thing I have ever had to build. Instructions were super clear, so it at least has that, but everything is super wobbly. IKEA screws and such are so much better than this. While building, one of the legs broke apart from where the screw is and LUCKILY this product came with glue even though it didn't do much. While putting the doors on thinking all of this is over with, turns out that there weren't enough screws for the doors so I had to grab some of my own so that I could put the doors on the cabinet. Looks nice, but if I ever move, there is no way this is going to stay put together and is probably going to only last me being in the current place that I live in which is disappointing.

2023 updateThis cabinet has lasted and held up well in our house for several years, so I bought two more of these for wall mounting. Again the legs are iffy. Buyer beware that the product packing folks are playing games. One unit was shipped with no exterior box, so you could see what's inside and the shipping company could handle it appropriately. It has fragile stickers, etc. But the other was placed in a larger box with no padding inside, so it flopped around in there. Also there's no fragile label, or other guidance for the shipping company. Hmm. Why would they do that? Well, upon opening, the product box was torn and shredded at the corner, the box was crushed and the product inside was damaged. The exterior box was NOT damaged. So the packing people put a damaged product improperly packed into an oversized exterior box with no fragile label, hoping to pawn off the damaged item onto the shipping company. Nope. Didn't work. The damage OBVIOUSLY happened before shipping. Very shady.Previous reviewIt's wide enough to fit around a standard toilet. The bottom shelf is tall enough to give clearance into the top of the toilet tank. However, the bottom horizontal brace is situated at exactly the height of my plumbing. I have to decide whether to drill new holes so I can position the brace at a different height, or whether to throw out the legs entirely and just mount the cabinet part onto the wall. Without the legs, the bottom looks funky, because they slot into the sides of the bottom shelf and without them there's a gap on each end. However, without the legs, there's more floor space for my hamper and wastebasket. In hindsight, I would probably have been better off just ordering a surface-mounted medicine cabinet or a wall-mounted cabinet. It would have looked much nicer.If you know you want one of these with legs on it, this one is perfectly adequate unless your plumbing is located at an unlucky height. If you're not sure about the legs or you have limited floor space, I'd suggest buying just a wall-mounted cabinet of some kind. You can get lots of similarly made, well-sized wall cabinets on Amazon that might actually work better than this one, without taking up floor space.The materials in this are exactly as you'd expect for this price point: cheap wood and MDF, and a plasticized cardboard for the backing. The one I received was packed pretty well and arrived with no dings or chips. It went together pretty easily until I got it into the bathroom and realized I can't use it as is, with the bottom brace. Aside from the plumbing issue, it seems well designed and pretty sturdy.

Good solid unit. Very simple to assemble. Just follow the pictures. Nothing to read.

It arrived early in great shape. Easy to put together easy to follow instructions and well marked. Would definitely buy again.

Terrible,Legs are not stable Required additional hardware to make stable we had to our own stuff over all not worth the money! If we didn’t already build it and mount it to our wall I would of returned it!

Looks good once out together love the handles.