First off, unlike other reviewers experiences, my cabinet showed up in nearly flawless condition.The assembly process for the cabinet was relatively easy. The diagrams could be a little more clear, but all the parts have little circular stickers on them to tell you which is which. The only trick is to make sure that the sides with the routed rabbets to hold the back panel all are on the same (back) side. I used wood glue on the dowels for a little extra strength, but it isn't necessary given that the screws and cam locks hold it together. Perhaps the most complex part was the doors. The hinges are effectively 3-way adjustable. (1) Up and down (with the screws that hold the hinge to the cabinet), (2) forward and backward with the back screw on the hinges, and (3) left and right with the screw on the front of the hinges. I had to loosen the adjustment screws for front to back before attaching the doors to the cabinet. Mine were adjusted to the furthest back (too close to the cabinet) position, so they wouldn't reach the holes in the cabinet sides. Before fully tightening the screws that attach the hinges to the cabinet, I made sure the doors were aligned up and down such that the top edge of the cabinet so they were vertically correct. Then, I moved the doors so they were about 1/32 from the cabinet and tightened the adjustment screws for front and back. Once both doors were attached, i used the adjustment screws for left to right to make sure the doors were level and the gap between them was even.BTW - the soft close hinges are a nice touch. If you close the door partway and let go, it slowly closes the rest of the way on its own.However, there is NO WAY I would ever hang this cabinet on the wall anchors that were provided. I used TripleGrip #12 wall anchors (advertised to hold 61lbs each) purchased from a local hardware store (but Amazon has them). The 1-3/4" screws that came with the wall anchors are too short for this application because of the thickness of the top back cabinet board through which they go. I used longer (2-1/2" #12) screws purchased separately.It's a nice cabinet for the price, that could get 5 stars. But I had to dock it a star for providing insufficient and potentially dangerous wall anchors. I would recommend it, but get better wall anchors if you do choose to buy it. Even if you find a stud happens to be in the right place on one side, I would still use a better anchor on the other side.Great cabinet but the low quality soft close hinges have stopped working and doors won't close completely on their own. I have to force them to close. Worked great for about 3 weeks.i actually ordered these for my laundry room supplies. although i wouldn't put the heaviest bottles in there i use 2 of them for all my sponges and soaps and air fresheners and wipes. and sprays and dryer sheets. and i didn't put them together myself but the handyman i hired certainly put them together quickly. i also asked him to put in a stronger screw into drywall as i had read some of the reviews here. they look good in the space and add needed storageI assembled this and wasn't able to line up one of the screw placements with a stud, I used the supplied drywall anchors, I did place a support below the cabinet that was screwed into a stud but didn't attach it to the cabinet, after about a week the drywall anchors gave way and the unit fell. There was some damage to the unit. I had ordered 2 and I used the door from the second unit to replace the door that was damaged on the first unit. The second unit is in a closet and doesn't need both doors. When I put the 1st cabinet back up I used more heavy duty drywall anchors as well as placing a screw that went into the stud and adding a screw to the support that was underneath the cabinet to attach it to the cabinet. So far no issues. It's a sturdy unit and I was surprised that when it fell it wasn't more damaged but it held up fairly well, so why I was very annoyed that the drywall anchors gave way the fact that the cabinet came through with only 1 door being unusable raises the rating. So I would say that either use different anchors, screw at least 1 side of the unit into an actual stud, or place supports that are screwed into a stud and attach those to the cabinet to ensure that the cabinet doesn't fall.This was part of a remodel and I had it assembled and installed. It's a nice solid cabinet, but the doors are about 1 mm out of alignment. Not enough to want to return, and I can likely have it adjusted in some manner. I'm strongly considering buying a second cabinet for the second bathroom remodel.They were easy to assemble and have plenty of storage spaceOrdered 3 of them after seeing other reviews and was happy with them. They fit in my laundry room wall space perfectly. My handy man had to keep each about 1” apart so the door can be opened. He said it was not easy to assemble or install but not too hard. Meaning a person who don’t usually do the handyman work like me would have a hard time doing it. Also I ordered 3, but only 2 came. I had to email the seller. Got no reply. But then 3 days later the 3rd one showed up. So I guess there was no harm done. But would appreciated the response though. Anyway the bottom line is I am happy with the cabinet space, look, and price. Would recommend it if you are willing to wait for a week for shipping.Easy to put together. I love that I can store a lot in it