I want to install this cabinet on the same wall as the door to the bathroom, is the box edge (white) visible from the side?
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Yes, you see about 1-inch of the side. It can't be flush or the door couldn't be opened. Against a white or light wall it is not noticeable. It is white plastic, so don't know how well it would work to paint the edge to match a wall.
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Robern sells a surface mounting kit for this cabinet separately if required. The sides would be mirrored.
446617
I actually did not have my installed inside the wall and I did not think I would like it, but the edges that are exposed around the cabinet are mirrored and it actually looks quite nice and does not appear to jut out too far. I am not sure if this was the hole you were referencing, but hope this helped.
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It has a white back. You can see the image but only slightly. I essence the image is not on the back of the curtain.
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This is a corner cabinet, its sides are 6 & 1/4 inch deep, wall to face, which would side any adjoining cabinet!
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I wouldn't describe it as a corner cabinet. Its just a basic traditional bathroom cabinet.
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If you are asking regarding left side or right side opening then YES. I put it on opposite what the instruction page showed. My gate opened from the other side than what the drawing showed. VERY easy installation.
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Yes, I have two units mounted in this manner side by side. The door over;aps past the edge og the cabinet everso slightly. I did leave 1/8" spacing which looks fine as the gap between the doors is approximately that much. Mine are suraface mounted, not recessed. Not familar with hinge problem.
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The sides are exposed but only if you are on the side of it walking toward the side. Yes you can match it but in the end it still is cheap wood so be careful.
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I'm not familiar with either sink you're referring to, but the Blanco can be installed with either side facing out. The one side is more square and the other side is more rounded. We installed ours with the more rounded corners facing out.
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Yes, both sides of cabinet are finished. I do not connect to anything either. The cabinet is in the bedroom and looks fine as a separate piece of furniture. It fits my needs completely and I like the looks of the cabinet. I am not completely sure what you mean about the 2 brackets on the right side of unit. However, there are two, basically plastic, inserts into each side of the unit. They insert into a fitted whole in the upper back of each side panel. I suppose they provide for the connectivity if one were to add on to the cabinet. They are not that noticeable to the eye and do not distract from the looks of the unit as a piece of furniture. At least that is my opinion (a male).
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It can be either. There are mirrors to apply to the sides if it is a wall out cabinet so one does not have to look at plain metal (how I have it which is fine) but it would look really nice as a wall in cabinet too.
585468
Unfortunately no. The door you place it on is the only spot you can see who is on the other side. Hope that helps!
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It can be secured on one side and/or secured along the back. It's a natural finish so it would most likely need to have an end piece to match your existing cabinets or sandwiched between two cabinets for a custom look. All sides have a polyurethane finish to could be left exposed if that's the look you want.
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The cabinet is completely finished on all sides, just remember that YOU have to put it together. It's not that hard if you follow the directions, just having to do... hope that helps.
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Yes, the back of the desk does reflect the same style as the sides. There are no drawers or handles on the back side. In my opinion does not have to be against the wall.
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The drawers are on the far sides and in the middle. The doors are located under each sink with the wider handles shown in the picture. The contractor had two problems with this. It is all in one long piece, and we had to take part of a wall out to get it into the bathroom. So you need a straight shot or wide doorways and hallways. They just did drywall repair but that cost more than was planned. The 2nd problem was I have a wall adjacent to one end, with the doorway. So the drawers would have hit the door trim, so they had to remove the trim around the door frame so the drawers would open. There is no trim piece to create a gap and even if there were a trim piece to push it from the wall, there would have been a gap between the vanity top and the wall. All things unforeseen when ordering. Now that all the problems are over, it looks really nice and I've gotten several compliments. Hopefully this will help you from having the same problems I had. Good luck to you!