Can this cabinet be recessed into the wall or is it only surface mount?
254195
Sorry, I was confused, this order was for my mother in law. We were'nt ableto install it recessed but if I remember correctly it was because our wall wasn't deep enough.
254196
I can't see any reason it can't be at least partially recessed. the door brackets sit just a few millimeters above the top and bottom of the cabinet.
254197
I recessed it - although it is designed to be surface mounted. I put it about 3.75 to 4" into the wall, and just the mirrors and hinges are on the outside. I think it would be a little boxy if it were surface mounted. White MDF.
254198
yes, my contractor wanted to recess this- it ended up being too big for my space though.
254199
It could be recessed into the wall, I had mine hung on the wall. It is very nice, only wish the shelves were adjustable instead of being stationary. I could not find anything the size that I wanted, and with three mirrors. So finally found this one. Emma Jean Smith
254200
It can be recessed into wall. However we did surface mount. Nice product for the money
863570
Mine is mounted on a wall but I don't see why it couldn't be mounted inside a cabinet.
1696097
Although I have this medicine cabinet, it is wall mounted. It has mirrors on both sides of the box part. If that would fit between studs in your wall, I guess you could make it recessed but that is a guess. Can't Amazon ask the manufacturer?
814403
Mine is surface mounted and extends from the wall not quite 4.75 inches. For recess mount, the recess portion measures 4.0 inches.
439143
It is square and MUST be installed into the wall. No surface mount is feasible.
1052591
This was designed as a fridge drawer but we put it in a bathroom cabinet. Yes, you have to screw it into the surface on which it sits. Works very well, if this is what you need.
1357231
No. There are no instructions packaged with unit or available to recess mount. There are right angle brackets as part of the aluminum extrusions that form the rear corners that make it difficult to recess mount. You can do anything with enough time and money. This unit was not specifically meant to recess mount.
405647
Yes you can mount in on the wall. That's how I have mine setup. You can turn the mounting brackets 90 degrees and screws it in the wall. It's not going to look pretty but gets the job done
1441349
This is a glass vessel. You mount in on top of the counter top. It cannot be recessed, or mounted underneath any type of counter top.
1681037
I suppose you don't have to wall mount it. It will sit on the floor or a bench, but if you don't want a wall cabinet, you may want to consider the C3600G Base Cabinet.
688355
It can be surface mounted or recessed. We have a smaller version in one bathroom that is surface mounted; it came with decorative mirror panels to attach to the sides of the cabinet. We had the larger model recessed in the remodel of a different bathroom. Very pleased with both. There is a mirror on the inside of each door and a mirror panel along the back with glass shelves.
688359
Either way. It comes with the mirrored sides if you want to surface mount, or don't use them if you want it recessed. I recessed mine and have the 2 side mirrors left over for another project or decorate with.
1652481
Yes, it can be either recessed or wall hung. I have it wall hung but would probably like it better recessed. It is a nice cabinet for the price.
1906477
If you mean to have them stick out from the wall, I don't believe the sides are finished to be surfaced mounted. We installed three, and they stick out about half an inch which is brushed nickel.
977500
I guess you could if your wall depth and space between studs was big enough. But it's not made for that. The ones meant to be recessed usually have a door that is larger than the cabinet so it covers the edges when closed. I wouldn't recommend recessing these.
802057
This product is for outside wall mounting only and not meant for recessed areas. You may however drill new holes provided the recessed area will accept the new fixture.
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Yep, I recessed mine and it fills up the 3.5" stud, then you add 1/2" for drywall and it is about an inch protruding off the drywall. Nice cabinet.