Waterproof Bathroom Cabinet, White Slim Floor Standing Storage Cabinet Home Storage Furniture Organizer Shelf, Modern Cupboard Storage Unit, for Toilet Bedroom Kitchen Living Room, 25.5 x 25.5 x 60cm

Excellent design. Put together in minutes. Very pretty. Great value for money.

The instructions for assembly were either for a different model or....god I don't know, but they were so useless and inaccurate I actually gave up using them completely and just used the product picture that shows how the parts fit together. That was MUCH easier. I've elected to use this without the slide out tab as it's gone in a very small space with no room for it to slide out. It works well for my tiny bathroom, since there's no space for anything larger freestanding, and since I rent I can't install anything on the walls. The inside is mostly useful for my bathroom cleaning products like the toilet cleaner or cleaning spray, the smaller compartment is where I keep wet wipes and such, and I put all sorts on the top. It's not very high quality or sturdy and I don't expect it to hold up that well long term, but it looks good and does the job.

Well, whatever you do don't read the instructions! I put it together eventually and it looks ok but believe me it's so poor! It'll do for what I need but this has to be the worst product I've ever brought from amazon!

Very pleased quite sturdy and buts up against the sink unit well.

I bought this because it fitted exactly the space I needed to fill, and was self assembly, and looked like good value at around £13 including delivery. (The same model was on offer elsewhere at half the price, but full carriage charge, making it pretty much the same cost.) The Instructions seemed a bit random so I had to work much of it out myself. It's a slot and tab assembly, and as it's not very flexible, this looked like a challenge however with care and bit by bit, it proved easier than I feared, and nothing broke off. The doorstop tabs have to be glued in which didn't work well as the space is a bit loose, so I just left the door without a stop as it didn't matter to me. I also left the front facing off at the bottom so I could put something under it, and left off the sliding panel at the top as I didn't need it and there isn't space next to it for a slider anyway. There were some small screws provided to stabilise it when assembled. I think I had to do a minor amount of drilling, but can't remember. It sits under the sink housing some of the cleaning bottled and cloths, and looks nice. It's quite lightweight, but rigid enough. It remains to be seen how well it will survive the bathroom environment long term, but right now it's doing well.

Bathroom cupboard.It is very flimsy, not strong

Difficult to give too many stars because its not a great item, but then again its cheapish. First instructions were not easy to follow, not even sure they were accurate. Ok, no big deal, doesn't take a high IQ to figure it out. However, material is very weak, cheap and so weak that mine broke on assembly leading me to have to glue it. Second, the small bits that fit into the hole for the door not to swing backwards do not fit, they drop out, especially the top one, has gravity leads to this, again I had to glue them in.It looks nice enough, but its light, cheap material, and as I said flaws in it, and mine broke. It will have it uses, but dont expect anything of good quality, but expect it to look nice

I think I will preempt any thoughts of you might have on inviting me around for tea as I'm a little disturbed that anyone would have their fruit bowl in the bathroom near the toilet.