Kate and Laurel Cates Wood Wall Storage Cabinet with Sliding Barn Door; 22 x 9 x 28; Rustic Brown; Decorative Farmhouse Over the Toilet Cabinet with Three Shelves for Bathroom or Kitchen Storage

This is a beautiful cabinet. There are not many available in this price range that come fully assembled and are made from real wood. It is solid, was relatively easy for my husband and I to hang and looks great in our space. Highly recommend.

I read one review that summed up my feelings perfectly. If you need it, you have to pay the price. I needed two, and they were absolutely what I needed in every way. They fit the spaces where I put them perfectly. They look amazing, and they are made well. I don’t think the material is necessarily cheap, it’s just very light wood. I was immensely pleased that they arrived well packaged and pre-assembled. They are deceptively sturdy, and there is no buyer’s remorse here. The other reviewer said they should sell for $50, but I think more like $100. Part of the attraction with something like this is attention to detail when assembling, and I believe every angle and detail is perfect. I would do 4.5 stars if I could, but I don’t feel like knocking the company for wanting to make a profit, so I’ll give 5 stars.

Love it!! It is so cute and well worth the price. Perfect for a touch of farmhouse to our half bath. We have a pedestal sink so we got this for storage. It fits toilet paper nice, is big enough for some cleaner products, and also has space for cute bathroom decor. It did come with what looked like dents in the wood, but they are honest to god so small. I’m also wondering if it was supposed to be like that because it’s made to look refurbished. And we chipped it off the top when trying to install it in the smallest space possible, but it doesn’t look noticeable because of the style!

Honestly I was a leary to buy a warehouse deal knowing the cabinet was likely less than perfect. When it arrived on my doorstep I was very nervous as the carton was badly damaged. When I started to open the box I was even more nervous when I saw how poorly it had been repackaged inside. So I held my breath and pulled the cabinet out of the box to thankfully see there was no serious damage. Yes, there were some nicks and chips in the wood but I re-touched those with a stain pen. As well, the sliding wood door had an ash white look to it so I liberally applied wood oil to the door and got it looking like it should. The door was also not sliding as smooth as I would like so I oil rubbed the black bar and door slides perfectly now. Because it is a "rustic" wood cabinet the imperfections are acceptable. Regarding the install I did use the included drywall anchors but have read where some people have used the drywall anchors to only have the cabinet fall off the wall. In my opinion if you put the anchors in correctly and don't overload the cabinet you should have no problem. I'm not sure it was necessary but I did drill a wood screw through the cabinet into the stud behind the drywall for peace of mind. Again, if you don't put too much weight in the cabinet I think the drywall anchors are sufficient as the cabinet itself is not very heavy. All in all I saved some money buying a warehouse deal and am happy with my purchase.

I love the overall look. It's easy to install. Good amount of space for what I needed. However, you need to be careful of the door when installing. Avoid pressing against the door because it bends the rail the door slides across. Also, the wood is kind of soft. I got a small gash on an edge and a small piece of wood came off. When rubbing my finger on the spot I almost got a splinter. The handle is the only other odd thing... It's on the right side of the door so for people who open things from left to right...idk lol no handle would be better. Overall, it's cute and gives the look I wanted.