how do you get the mirrored back into the cabinet? It seems like it would be a challenge to "fit" it in through the door.
460325
The mirrors are actually the back panels. They fit into the slotted frame securely during assembly. Nice when you get it together.
460326
U slide it into the grooves through the top of each side. It doesn't go through the door. Its not nailed or glued into place either.
460327
it gets put together from the outside. all the instructions are with it.. You will love this item!
460328
Its pretty easy, just follow the assembly instruction. The unit comes in small pieces, prepare to spend some time to put it together. Make sure it in a very light room otherwise you will need to put some lighting inside. I get a set from Lowes and put it in. Unfortunately I did it after i had it up.
460329
The mirror does not go "into" the door. It slides in the lots between the back corner post and the front corner posts. It is one of the first steps when you are putting together both the bottom and top pieces.
1328035
My son replaced the mirror for me I do remember him taking off the door panel. You can get help on line on how to take off the door panel.
488611
Ditto,...what MetalStorm said. It's just that simple. The Rosewill cabinet is big, so, you should have plenty of space to work it into the cabinet.
194275
Since you already have the rough opening, please note that when our contractor was redoing our bathroom the pipes went up the wall, so we weren't able to have it flush. I contacted Amazon and we were able to find the mirrored side panels and it was installed. It is a beautiful cabinet.
1817602
I have the same problem with the one I bought. It ended up in a drawer. :-(
339124
Both our cabinets fit as designed, but we did have to notch out a stud or two. If you fail to notch the studs to accommodate the cabinet it won't fit correctly. Our mirror/door is about a half inch away from the wall allowing for easy access.
607637
There is a screw to adjust the gap on the part of the hinge that attaches to the cabinet just barely loosen it so its moves with a little pressure then close doors adjust open doors tighten screw and it should work
1118141
I think it could be just check the measurements carefully to make sure you have enough room inside the vanity door. I love mine. I did not have room inside my vanity with my other junk in there. hope this helps.
1919279
The door opens to 90 degrees and stays open. I absolutely love this cabinet. I did not know when I purchased it that the inside back of the cabinet is also a mirror. Excellent quality.
553699
The hinges should go inside a cabinet or box. The range of motion when so-installed allows the glass or mirror door to open more than 90 degrees. The bottom hinge is screwed down to the cabinet while the top hinge is screwed up (no joke intended). Try Google Images. They work great for me.
1899080
Actually the mirror is fine. Just note that you will need to attach some kind of a pull to be able to open the door.
1018581
It looks like the glass is held into place by a simple rubber seal around the edges of the opening in the door on the side facing into the cabinet (i.e. not visible with the doors closed). We think the rubber seal could pretty easily be removed, which would free the glass and leave the door/wood frame intact. We didn't actually try to remove the seal, but it definitely looks doable, and it looks like removing the seal and glass would expose up to 1/4" lip to attach something else to.
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this drawer has stuck on us once or twice too. our issue we found was that the door didn't go back in straight - the fix for us was to push in the side that was sticking out more. we gentle push/knocked the side that was sticking out more, and it eventually straightened, and then went in. hope this helps!
1697001
one thing you could do is place it upon a sliding tray or drawer and then you could pull it out of cabinet/space, open it and get stuff, close then slide it back in.
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I found one on YouTube a simple search there should find you one too. Honestly the mirror is the easiest part the only challenge is removing the door panel. But there are only a couple of screws - the big parts then pop out. I did it all by myself in under an hour with help it should take you half the time.
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The cabinet recesses into the wall but there is still about an inch between the mirror and the wall itself. The cabinet attaches to the studs in the wall by four screws through the sides of the cabinet box. They are screwed in from inside the cabinet with the mirror open. It is very easy. Installation instructions are available on the website for Nutone.
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It's a little tricky. You have to pull the door seal on the inside back a little to see the holes for the screws. Use a long skinny Phillips head screwdriver to put in the screws.