Mission Bathroom Spacesaver

Cabinet looks nice. The wood is good quality. If you look at the picture at the base of the unit, there's a cross bar. Depending on your toilet, this may or may not collide with the fixtures back there. It's kind of annoying to me that they didn't provide alternate holes for this. To mitigate this, they do provide drywall screws for the top so you can attach it to the wall. Even without the base support bar, the unit is surprisingly stable

The Mission Spacesaver looks fantastic. Each piece was numbered or lettered, with the numbers keyed to the directions, making it much easier to figure out what to do. Fortunately, I had someone help me put it together as it would have been a lot harder with one person. I agree with reviews that said that the stability brace at the bottom is best added after the unit is in place; we did that because the plumbing connection would have been in the way if we'd attached it before trying to put the unit in place. It's a pretty tight fit for the space available, but it worked, just. I'm not able to attach the unit to the wall due to irregularities in the carpet and floor, but may try an L brace to the wall later. The doors only open out at a 90 degree angle, not wider, so it's harder to access things in the cabinet than it would be if the doors opened wider. All that said, it looks so much better than the unit it replaced, and I'm glad to have it!

This stand was easy to put together and nicely fit into the space in my bathroom. It is a sturdy and well-crafted cabinet. I am thinking about a second one for my second bath.

Don't even think about assembling this piece with the low horizontal crossbar -- it isn't worth the trouble it creates assembling and removing the furniture. Once the unit is affixed (hardware included to do that) to the wall, it is fairly stable and safe. Removing the unit will only involve unscrewing it from the wall which is no big deal. The space between the unit and the toilet tank is small around 2 inches. The instructions are average and incorrect in at least one place, such as putting on the 3 back panels. Be extremely careful not to over tighten any of the hardware because they will either break or strip the screw holes. Many of the holes do not line up properly, which got a little frustrating. The finished product is very nice looking and really improved the look of our bathroom. I have not seen a better looking bathroom spacesaver anywhere. There were some cosmetic blemishes, most of which add to the authentic look of a handmade unit. However one of the doors had a perfectly round light spot which no doubt was where a hole was incorrectly drilled and then filled in with wood spackle. I colored it with a wood pen, and now is less noticeable. Overall, I am happy with it and would likely get again even with some of the aforementioned quibbles.