iKayaa Modern Under Sink Storage Cabinet with 2 Doors Bathroom Vanity Furniture 23.6" H x 23.6" L White

If you have experience with "put together furniture" this is easy to assemble, but if you are a first timer, you might find it confusing. The instructions are just drawings (no written instructions other than labelling for the parts) and I had some extra parts left over. The cabinet looks cute under my sink and is just the right height, but the "U" shaped cut-outs on the two inside shelves are rather large (to accommodate different pedestals) so you don't get a ton of storage space. It isn't deep enough to store my bath towels, but it works for small towels, toilet paper rolls, a blow dryer, makeup, etc. Not as much storage as I had hoped, but I still like it because I can put things away that otherwise clutter up my bathroom. Most of these cabinets are at a lot more money so for me it's a good value.

I was super excited to get this, as it filled a need that I had perfectly. I have a teeny tiny half bathroom with no storage and I've been looking for something that could tuck under the sink. This fit the bill and I was delighted to have it in place before I threw a party so that I could put standard bathroom supplies in it for my guests that might need them.However, it is not the greatest quality piece of furniture ever. The doors aren't quite level. I even took it partially apart to make sure that I didn't mess anything up, but they simply won't sit correctly. I'm going to get some nylon washers to try to finagle it to be level, but for now it looks kind of wonky. It is also so light that slightly bumping it (to do something like dust it) can make it shift. It doesn't go all the way back against the wall due to the position of my sink and the size and shape of the cabinet hole, so I have to eyeball it to get it as centered as possible. Due to these things I'm only giving it 3 stars.I am still very happy that I bought it and would recommend it to someone who rents (like me) and does not want to invest in installing anything permanent. When we build or buy a home and I don't have any silly pedestal sinks I may re-home this to be a side table somewhere that there isn't a ton of room, but would be great for an extra mini seating area. You could totally fit the pole of a standing lamp (if you find one whose base dimensions are just right) and a couple of phone chargers through that hole without any problem. You could also put something like a small air purifier on it, too, and route the cables through that hole.I foresee having this weird little cabinet for a long time or giving it to someone with an equally stupid pedestal sink when I no longer have one.

So it is cheap quality, a couple holes were made very far off from where they should have been and the holes for the wooden pegs were drilled too deep to do much good.That being said, what do you expect for $60?! It seems sturdy enough and it fits perfectly around the plumbing for my sink. Hopefully it doesn’t fall apart!I would recommend it to anyone who understands the quality you are paying for.

Easy to assemble and looks nice. Some of the metal parts were rusted when I received them. Time will tell how it holds up, but it seemed sturdy enough for a guest bathroom.

It was a little tricky to put together — the directions weren’t great and it’s a little fragile so you have to be careful. There’s a spot or discoloration right on the front of one of the doors. The white layer is chipped in a couple of places but you don’t really see it I guess. The doors don’t meet in the middle. It’s not very sturdy. It doesn’t fit around the bottom of the pedestal - I measured the top for the opening but forgot to measure the bottom. I probably wouldn’t keep it if it was easy to return.

like the cabinet had to cut a little bit off the bottom shelve to fit around the bottom of the pedal stool

After reading reviews, I changed to this model because it was so easy to assemble. Solid. It does a nice job of hiding the drain and trap on our sink. Just enough room to conveniently store things easily.

I went from having plenty of bathroom storage to next-to-none, and I was dismayed that I didn't have a vanity sink to store things in. This was a lifesaver. I put it together myself using a standard tool kit and by following the directions, and it took maybe 30-45 minutes total. The cabinet won't fit a lot, and it's not going to last forever (hence the 4 stars instead of 5), but it'll give you more storage space than you would have with just a pedestal sink. It's exactly what I need for right now, and that's better than nothing.