Kohler 55063-NA Embark Slim Medicine Cabinet Mirror, Adjustable Shelves with Mirrored Doors, 25 in. W x 26 in. H

This medicine cabinet is wonderful: looks nice, relatively easy to install, well constructed and very functional. My wife likes the look of the cabinet. She particularly likes the two-door design. With both doors open she is able see the back of her head while brushing and combing her hair. The side mirrors reflect the light from the light fixtures making the room brighter. I'm not sure if I like the mirror on the inside behind the shelves. But that doesn't really matter. I did a surface installation which was simple and straightforward. The instructions were easy to understand. Mounting the cabinet required only common hand tools: a level, pencil, measuring tape, drill, screwdriver and wall anchors (not provided). Some cautions: I did use a stud finder to be sure there were no pipes or wiring where I was drilling into the wall; and to locate the studs to mount the lower cabinet bracket. Be VERY careful when you place the side mirrors on the cabinet. I installed one of the side mirrors slightly out of alignment. I had not yet put any pressure on it to firmly attach it. But the glue was so strong I was unable to move it to get the precise alignment I wanted. Make sure the mirror is exactly where you want it to be before placing it on the glue pads. I also removed the doors to reduce the weight of the unit during installation. Reinstalling them was quick and easy. And the hinges are well designed for realigning the doors. The adjustable shelves allow the user to arrange the distances between each shelf to suit whatever needs to be stored in the cabinet. And as I mentioned above, the mirrors on the inside the doors allow you to view the back of your head for grooming. In short, we love this cabinet and consider it a great value. But I want to address some of the complaints other reviewers (not many) have left. Some mentioned damaged cabinets, broken mirrors and/or missing parts. I found the cabinet to be extremely well packaged and nothing was missing. A few reviewers cited the mirrors falling off the cabinet so I checked to see if they were securely attached. I didn't do chin-ups on the mirrors but they seemed very well secured. I cannot imagine the mirrors detaching from the cabinet. One person mentioned the shelf brackets were too small and would not allow the shelves to slide into place. Another wrote the predrilled holes for the shelf brackets were not correctly aligned. I found them spot on and the shelves slid into place with very slight pressure. Considering the small amount of one-star ratings when compared to the four and five-star ratings, I think anyone can be confident they are ordering a quality product with good value.

We love our cabinet because of it's high quality and functionality. Looks great and is perfect.

Edit, a year later: I love everything about this medicine cabinet. At the time that we bought it I wasn't sure that we needed so many mirrors, but now I see how great the mirrored inside is. Our bathroom is really small, and somehow, when you open the cabinet and it's not just this little dead end, it just feels like more room and more open space. Plus you can see what you have better. 100% recommend!! Previous review, soon after purchasing: Very happy with our new medicine cabinet, installed during a bathroom remodel. It seems very solid and well-made. All mirrors are nice and sturdy and flat. Shelves are easy to adjust. It was easy to install. Would buy again.

We needed to replace a bathroom mirror that was tarnished and showing its age. Because we have one small bathroom in our home, storage is important, so we decided to go with a medicine cabinet instead. Most of them are not that attractive but this version combines form and function. The matter surface is quite large because it's frameless, and the beveled edge gives it a modern look. But best of all are the mirrored sides and interior. There's a ton of storage in the spacious interior with three glass shelves. They're not adjustable but taller items like deodorant and contact lens solution fit with plenty of room to spare. The inside of the door is mirrored, too, which is handy if you need to get closer to apply makeup or tweeze your eyebrows. We purchased a "like new" version of this product, saving us $50. The box was slightly worn looking but sealed, and the cabinet was undamaged with all parts accounted for. Be aware that this was fairly difficult to hang. We hired a handyman to assemble it and mount it on the wall (can be recessed or flush mounted) and it took him an hour and half to complete the job. I think this would be challenging for the average person. But all in all it is an attractive, quality cabinet from a trusted brand and I recommend it to anyone who needs to maximize bathroom storage.

This is a beautiful medicine chest. I like the asymmetrical split doors that work so well in my tight space. The cabinet is quite large with adjustable shelves that allow for all of my taller bottles to easily fit inside. This was a great addition to my bathroom.

I really like this unit. It was easy to hang. You attach a bottom ledge / metal or perhaps aluminum bracket to the wall. Set the unit on this bracket ledge. Then attach 2 top metal clips. Make sure the clips and bottom ledge bracket are not just screwed into to drywall. Either use anchors or screw into a stud. The side mirror panels were a bit sketchy when I unpacked the box but once the side brackets that you screw into the unit are installed and heavy duty double sided sticky mount tape stuff is used to attach the side panels to the side mounted brackets. After a few months no sign of anything falling off. The bottom and top do not come with panels (assuming you are just wall mounting versus inserting the unit into the wall). But the lack of top and bottom panels is not noticeable. Also the bottom bracket and top brackets are hidden and not visible when looking at the unit unless of course you look under the unit. The 2 class shelves for the cabinet interior are a good thickness and have rounded edges and a greenish tint. I hung it myself, but it would be good to have a second person to hold it when you get to the part of attaching the top clips. The bottom metal ledge bracket (which is thin enough to drill through - I think it is aluminum and not steel) needed to have screw holes drilled into it. My normal power drill and regular drill bits worked fine. The bottom ledge bracket is about 11 inches long so there is some play as to where you drill screw holes and where the holes align with studs behind the drywall. A stud finder is also a handy tool to have for this project. Make sure to have a leveler to assure correct level mounting. You may need to have some different drywall screws or screws with anchors on hand to successfully wall mount this unit. A solid medicine cabinet, great wall mounting option, at a good price.

Remodeled bathroom very nice

This is a well built sturdy medicine cabinet, high quality materials and well put together. Overall a good quality Kohler product. However, design of the installation is very poor. I got mine installed (did it myself) but it took a lot more time & patience then one would expect. I'm a "DIY" guy, pretty savvy at doing these types of things (even if I'm saying it myself) so .. The aluminum base support rail is to short, it should be another 6 to 8 inches long. The rail does require drilling holes to mount it on the wall into a stud (the rail should come with pre-drill slotted holes!!) then drilling a second hole and mount it to the wall with a screw and wall anchor ... I used an expandable nickel steel screw & anchor which I had to purchase, the plastic wall anchors supplied don't work. I also used Liquid Nails to help stabilize the rail. Not problematic, but more difficult then it should be ... Mounting the top support brackets is another story. You get two (2) small clips with a slotted hole, and two (2) cut outs. The problem I encountered is the mounting of these clips to the wall where the cabinet top sits. It's highly unlikely you'll get a stud to mount one of the clips to. Again, I used expandable wall anchors (which I purchased) securing the clips to the wall, the provided plastic expansion wall anchors don't work. Just My Opinion, the design of the mounting rail for the base, and clips for the top is a "poor" design deliverable. As I said, the base rail should be a slotted rail and at least 6" longer and include metal expandable wall anchors (the instructions should also recommend using a Liquid Nail type glue). The top support should be some type of sliding mounted clips that can be secured to the cabinet top with a pin screw and secured to the wall using expandable metal wall anchors. NOTE: Getting measurements for the top mounting clips requires one to draw up a sketch and do the math to figure out the hole locations!! Some type of template should be included!!