30" Bathroom Vanity with Single Sink, Combo Cabinet Undermount Sink, Solid Wood Frame Bathroom Storage Cabinet, Gray

I just installed this vanity today. It took about three hours. The most difficult part was finding the little plastic release for the drawer sliders so that they can be installed on the drawer and the cabinet. It’s not shown or explained in the manual. It’s described ans if these parts are already disconnected. If you can’t figure that out, you won’t be able to complete building it.Beyond that, I love the shape of the sink, the overall style is beautiful, and it feels very sturdy. It’s nicer than our $1,000+ vanities.

It is a vary nice vanity. I really like the door shelf and the dividers in the drawer. But when I went to assemble it, 4 threaded inserts were missing. I didn't want to have to send it back and wait for a new one, so I just bought some threaded inserts and put them in myself. There is also a litte nic on the vanity top. I'm not too worried about it though. I am just gonna fill it myself too. Will update after it's installed with new pictures.

There are just a hair under a Zillion parts for this vanity (I'm estimating) - That is the downside- I paid just under $300 - Had I known it was going to me completely dissembled - I would have paid the extra hundred you can pay for the same thing at the Home Center store - My time (and nerves) are worth it. They should disclose that fact prominently up front - not in the fine print - My bad for scanning and looking at the pretty pictures. If you have a child who is on track to be an Engineer - or OCD - Perfect project !

This vanity is awesome. Great price that totally beats Lowes.

The media could not be loaded.  Did not expect it to come unassembled in two boxes. But it was well packed and protected. There was no instruction manual inside so we found one online. Took about 3 hours to assemble with 1.5 people needed holding steady help on the doors. Tricky soft closing drawer installation but a utube video on the lock and click feature helped. So glad we finished it looks great. Now for the installation

I have put together probably over 20 pieces of furniture like this with the cam and screws system. This was by far the most difficult and most imprecise machining I have ever seen. Half the cams were crooked when you screwed them in. The instructions told you to put screws in the wrong holes. The paint job as you can see in the picture is smudged in areas and rubbed off in others. the cabinet doors don’t close all the way because they rub on the drawer and I have pushed them up as high as I can. If it wasn’t going to take another three hours to take it apart, I would return it.

This was not hard to put together. I took my time with it, and it took a few hours, but I'm very happy with how it turned out. I love the blue color! My only complaint is that Merax didn't include a backsplash, and does not sell matching backsplashes separately. I could not put it too close to the wall on the left side or the drawer wouldn't clear the trim of the door frame, which means I need a back splash AND a side splash (or two side splashes, so I can double them up for extra thickness). I've wasted a lot of time driving from one store to another, looking for something that will work. You'd think it wouldn't be too hard, but it's actually very difficult to find an engineered marble that is the correct shade of white. We might have to build a tile side plash. Sigh.

Instructions were good and the finish was on point. Slow close hinges and everything lined up. A LOT! of pieces but trust me I couldn’t buy one from a commercial seller for that price with the same quality. Love the grey