Design House Brookings 24-in White Bathroom Vanity Base Cabinet without Top (Assembly Required)

36" white vanity

Nice cabinet once together. Screw holes did not line up. Also was shorted about 8 _1/2 screws. Need better QC inspection, panel side was slightly delaminating, luckily panel side will be hidden.

WELL MADE

This bathroom vanity is a good size and is well made. The style and materials is a plus. The assembly is lacking as the brackets are hard to get a drill driver onto without stripping screw heads. I removed each assembly bracket and reinstalled separately so as to get a good snug fit. I recommend using a good wood glue in additional places when assembling the sides, bottom, and back. Once finished it is a well made and beautiful vanity.

Good quality, horrible instructions.

I am totally satisfied with quality. My anger centers entirely on the second grade instructions. If you do not have a knack for assembling, you should not buy this.The parts are not separated by number or letters. There were multiple packs of screws of different sizes and I had to guess their usage. The instruction sheet was clearly drawn by a grammar school student. A more detailed instruction sheet is a must for such a quality product.

It had to be put together.

I thought the color was going to be darker but I really like it. I would say it's more of a brownish gray.

sun

cabinet looks good but the angle brackets did not have drilled out holes for screws. So I had to buy angle brackets with drilled out holes to assemble cabinet. Added an additional $20 to cost.

Be prepared to have to assemble it.

it was not made clear on the website that this vanity required assembly. it was not hard to assemble and is actually a high quality item. the "soft close" hardware is a nice touch.

Requires assembly

All plywood -requires complete assembly. Packing is poor quality but received item without damage.

Overpriced plywood

So I bought this, thinking it would be similar to what I had at my old place, to expand the vanity for my hall bath. First off, I specifically filtered my results for material = wood (not plywood, or engineered wood). received it, and it's 100% plywood for the framing. Assembly instructions were ok, at best, not super clear. After the base was assembled, I realized that the doors, when closed, still have a gap. things just aren't made the way they used to be, it's all plywood, particle boar...