Glacier Bay 16 in. W x 20 in. H Rectangular Plastic Medicine Cabinet with Mirror
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Glacier Bay 16 in. W x 20 in. H Rectangular Plastic Medicine Cabinet with Mirror

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Glacier Bay 16 in. W x 20 in. H Rectangular Plastic Medicine Cabinet with Mirror16 x 20 in. Frameless Plastic Medicine Cabinet The Glacier Bay 16 x 20 in. Rectangular Medicine Cabinet is the perfect addition to modernize your bathroom. With a rustproof plastic construction and elegant frameless beveled mirror, this cabinet delivers both functionality and style. Its versatile design allows for recessed or surface mounting, making it an ideal choice for various bathroom layouts. Key Features: Mirror: Frameless design with beveled

16 x 20 in. Frameless Plastic Medicine Cabinet

The Glacier Bay 16 x 20 in. Rectangular Medicine Cabinet is the perfect addition to modernize your bathroom. With a rustproof plastic construction and elegant frameless beveled mirror, this cabinet delivers both functionality and style. Its versatile design allows for recessed or surface mounting, making it an ideal choice for various bathroom layouts.


Key Features:

  • Mirror: Frameless design with beveled edges for a classic, polished appearance.
  • Material: Durable, rustproof plastic body ensures longevity and easy maintenance.
  • Shelves: Comes with 3 fixed shelves to organize bathroom essentials conveniently.
  • Installation: Can be recess or surface mounted, offering flexible placement options.
  • Hinges: Concealed hinges for a seamless look, enhancing the cabinet's overall sleekness.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Assembly Required Assembled
Color Family White
Color/Finish White
Door Swing Left
Door Type Reversible
Features Concealed Hinges
Included No Additional Included Components
Material Plastic
Medicine Cabinets Size Medium
Mount Style Recessed/Surface Mount
Number of Shelves 3 Shelves
Product Weight (lb.) 8.4 lb
Recessed Opening Depth (in.) 2.63
Shape Rectangular
Weight Capacity (lb.) 45 lb
Product Depth (in.) 4 in
Product Height (in.) 20 in
Product Width (in.) 16 in
Recessed Opening Height (in.) 17.38
Recessed Opening Width (in.) 13.25
Shelf width (in.) 13.25

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can the medicine cabinet be mounted on any wall surface?
A: Yes, the cabinet can be both recess and surface mounted, providing versatility for various wall types.


Q: How do I clean the mirror and the plastic cabinet body?
A: Use a non-abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth for the mirror, and a mild soap solution for the plastic cabinet to maintain its pristine appearance.


Q: What are the dimensions required for recessed installation?
A: The minimum recommended rough wall opening is 13.25 inches in width and 17.38 inches in height.


Q: Is the door reversible for different opening configurations?
A: Yes, the medicine cabinet features a reversible door, allowing it to open from either the left or right side.


Q: Are there any additional components included with the cabinet?
A: No additional components are included; however, the cabinet is fully assembled and ready for installation.


A Seamless Blend of Style and Functionality

Transform your bathroom into a beacon of modern elegance with the Glacier Bay Medicine Cabinet. Its frameless, beveled mirror not only reflects light beautifully to enhance any space but also serves as an artful focal point. Position this cabinet above a contemporary vanity with geometric lines to complete the look. A fine symphony of simplicity and sophistication, it's essential for creating a thoughtfully curated bathroom space.


Enhance your bathroom with the Glacier Bay Medicine Cabinet, blending timeless aesthetics with lasting durability—order yours today!

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This was one of the best investments I made before I started law school! I read this book July-August before my first semester. Even though I hadn’t taken any classes just yet, it provided me with a decent roadmap for approaching my classes while prioritizing strategy for my finals. I then reviewed the main points of each chapter, especially the last few chapters, in October to make sure I was preparing well with finals fast approaching. Long story short, this book gave my a competitive edge over many of my peers for every final I took! I finished my first semester with all As and in the top 2.5% of my class. Highly recommend! Do yourself a favor, start early, and always remember that the ultimate answer to many law school is exams is “maybe”
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