Is the inside rust free, (there is no wood anywhere that can warp); If i install it with the left side up against a wall, can you stil open the door?
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Hi Albi, The FMC8019 is made from aluminum and glassed mirror. If you install it right up against the wall on the left, then the left door will not be able to open. You will need to leave at least an inch of space between the cabinet and the wall for the door to open properly and without an issue. Please let me know if you have further questions. Thank you, Yanny/Luxvanity/904-699-3781
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You shouldn't experience any rust issues indoors. The finish is enough to protect it from rust for many, many years.
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Nope, it's fully assembled, unfolds very easily, but don't say I didn't warn you about the very likely possibility of rust on this drying rack. For me a simple piece of tape covered it up but it could have been much worse as many other people experienced.
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It's s solid, substantial piece. I wouldn't recommend the side of a kitchen cabinet, unless it's a very solid cabinet. I have those cheap press board cabinets, yours might be better.
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I have two of these that we've used on our front doors during the spring, summer and fall seasons. They are painted to match the doors (came that way). I cannot answer your question as you've asked it. But, I can say I've seen no sign or any rust on either of them in the two years we've had them. Hope that helps some. Joy
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We have placed it behind the toilet and it will not get it wet, so I wouldn't think it would rust. It is lightweight, but is well made and went together easily. Hardest thing was to find someone with a drill and a level to hang it, as I am totally inept at hanging things straight.
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No rust on mine and it's been up for a while. I also noticed that there is no mildew either. The plastic on this curtain is fairly thick and durable although entertainingly transparent.
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I have 2 doors. One lays flat against the wall. The other one doesn't so it's kind of in the way. But I think it is because my husband didn't install it correctly. Or the wall it's weird.
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I have only owned this for a couple of months, but I see no signs of rust. My laundry area is a relatively sunless and easily dampish kind of environment so I think if rust was going to occur, it would. I also see no signs of the finish cracking or wearing and I expect it to continue to hold up well with a lot of use.
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I'm not sure. The doors open just past 90 degrees. We have a wood cabinet on one side that prevents that one from being opened all the way, and it hasn't been a problem. Hope that helps!
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I have mine in the house, so there is no rust. I can't comment on one that's outside.
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I don't think it would rust, I would just be sure to turn a fan on or leave the door open while showering. It is really beautiful and I've received a ton of compliments on it. My only issue is one light keeps blowing. I've replaced it 3 times in just a few weeks. It's likely a defect, but it's up and I can't bring myself to take it down to return it. (would be too much work)
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Hello Nita, The door can swing either right or left. The door is made of a paintable and stainable plastic with a wood grain etched into the surface. The box is also made of corrosion resistant plastic. Thanks, Craig
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Hi, Mason,No. It is pretty much what you see. Interestingly, the shelves have a slight cut-out at the inside point of where the door swings when the door is opened. Other than that, it is a straightforward cabinet - all the "wood" is thin, but, you most likely won't be putting anything very heavy or large in/on the shelves. For your and your family's health, I would suggest you open the box/package outside, if possible. There is always a very strong smell of formaldehyde in/on furniture that comes from Asia, I suspect, because of pests that may hitch a ride on the boat. Leaving it outside for awhile and washing it down with hot water and mild detergent should do the trick. Hi, Mason,No. It is pretty much what you see. Interestingly, the shelves have a slight cut-out at the inside point of where the door swings when the door is opened. Other than that, it is a straightforward cabinet - all the "wood" is thin, but, you most likely won't be putting anything very heavy or large in/on the shelves. For your and your family's health, I would suggest you open the box/package outside, if possible. There is always a very strong smell of formaldehyde in/on furniture that comes from Asia, I suspect, because of pests that may hitch a ride on the... » Read More Hi, Mason,No. It is pretty much what you see. Interestingly, the shelves have a slight cut-out at the inside point of where the door swings when the door is opened. Other than that, it is a straightforward cabinet - all the "wood" is thin, but, you most likely won't be putting anything very heavy or large in/on the shelves. For your and your family's health, I would suggest you open the box/package outside, if possible. There is always a very strong smell of formaldehyde in/on furniture that comes from Asia, I suspect, because of pests that may hitch a ride on the boat. Leaving it outside for awhile and washing it down with hot water and mild detergent should do the trick. « Show Less
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Rust shouldn't be much of an issue if the bathroom is well ventilated; using the vent fan and maybe leaving the door cracked open so the steam of the hot water can escape the room. For an absolute guarantee of no rust in very steamy bathrooms it is an option to spray paint the entire towel rack with a clear coat.
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No mine does not rust, so far anyway. It bolts next to the toilet bowl so it should not interfere with the riser at all. So far we are really pleased with it and have no problems.
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Mine is in the bathroom for over a year and no rust so far. The inside is lined in black plastic. I was worried the chrome would rust but so far the product has withstood bathroom weather so well it looks new.