eclife 24" Farmhouse Bathroom Vanity Sink Combo with Bottom Storage Shelf, Modern MDF White Cabinet with White Rectangle Ceramic Vessel Sink with Mirror, Solid Faucet and Pop Up Drain (T03 B06W)

American buyers, your sink drain line is likely going to interfere with the middle shelf of this unit. I’m guessing this was designed ‘elsewhere’ where the plumbing codes require a different height for the drain line. Other users reported this issue as well. I, like a fool, ignored their reviews and bought it anyway. Guess what problem I’ve now run into when trying to install it?Let’s get into pros and cons while I mull over the best aesthetic solution to my problem.Pros:1) Arrived mostly very well packaged and protected. The vessel sink arrives separately.2) Looks good from 5+ feet away.Cons:1) Whoever packaged my unit taped more tape to the boards than they did the bubble wrap. I now get to try to remove tape residue off of everything. UPDATE: Cleaning spray and a Magic Eraser removed the residue.2) Take a closer look at the mirror. It’s just glued to the front of a frame. Not behind the frame or inside the frame like a picture… this looks tacky. I’m going to cut some 3/8” trim pieces to frame the mirror glass to try to make it look nicer.3) Most of the unit is covered with a glued(?) on ?vinyl? with wood grain design. This is usually nicer than paint, except it’s been handled horribly in the factory and almost every single edge has wear on it and shows through to the wood. It looks like they apply the vinyl wrap to the full wood sheet and then cut it down to individual pieces, but with a dull saw blade. Good if you like distressed furniture maybe but I’m going to have to try to paint all the edges.4) Its dirty! It’s got brown smudges and stains and glue or something everywhere. UPDATE: Again with the cleaning spray and Magic Eraser, it cleaned up most of it. There is one piece where the white vinyl is a darker tint than the rest and no amount of cleaning resolved it.5) Assembly is with metal cam bolts that are made out of the cheapest metal you can find. Almost like pewter. Do not tighten these beyond a lightly ‘snug’ or you risk breaking. I broke three.6) They used plastic inserts for the cam bolts to screw into. Typically you screw the cam bolt threaded end into the wood directly… but here, they used plastic inserts that you screw it into and there is no torque setting on my screw driver that wouldn’t strip them out. Even the lightest setting just kept spinning the things.7) The aforementioned plumbing issue clashing with the shelf height. UPDATE: I made a cut out for the piping and dressed it up a little with some foam tape and a piece of foam I had on hand. See pics.8) The door hinges are, in fact, incredibly cheap metal. They are a nice design, but cheap.9) Plastic inserts are what you attach the screws for the door hinges onto the cabinet frame with. I stripped 2 easily. One of the holes on the mounting hinge is unused - I intend to add some small screws to support the door better.10) The door opening weight is too high for such a small door and cabinet. If you don’t brace the cabinet when pulling on the door handle, you can move the whole unit especially if on a slick floor. See #11 why this is bad.#11) The feet on the cabinet are made out of solid aluminum blocks. Use caution if installing this thing on tile, or any delicate flooring. If you slide this thing across tile you’re going to leave a scratch or bust some tile edges. Aluminum also likes to leave ‘pencil’-like marks on surfaces. If the cabinet is installed and is not screwed to the wall, constant shifting from opening the cabinet or leaning/bumping it will mark up the area around the feet. UPDATE: This scraped my porcelain tile floors and left aluminum marks on it I had to scrub off with a Magic Eraser. I went to Home Depot and found some thin black rubber pads (in the furniture foot pad section) that I trimmed to put underneath the aluminum blocks. They add traction, resolved a slight leveling issue, and are unnoticeable under the feet due to how thin they are.12) The feet are not adjustable. (Really?) Unless your tile bathroom happens to be the one tile job that is perfectly level, you’re left to figure out how to keep the unit from rocking yourself. UPDATE: I got lucky with leveling by using the rubber pads mentioned above.13) The ‘wood’ shelves, sides, and top, is not for humid environments. I 100% would not install in anything other than a half-bath. Prolong exposure to shower steam or a humid room will likely degrade this unit as the wood is cheap MDF.14) I’m afraid of the faucet, but going to try using it anyway. UPDATE: The faucet works, but with my water pressure the water almost splashes out of the sink when the water is turned on full. I have ball valves for the water connection which are meant to be full on or full off, so restricting the water flow isn’t very effective. I’ll know not to turn the water on full blast, but guests may splash water on the vanity… which is concerning due to the material it’s made from.I’ll update with some pictures once I figure out how to modify it to install it with my drain line. In the meantime, I sprayed about 4 coats of water based polyurethane on the top so any water drops would not cause immediate swelling. Also I used a lot of wood glue during assembly!

The vanity is exactly as described and does not disappoint! It is sturdy with very nice hardware including slow close hinges on the doors.It is not a cheap material with junk hardware like you may expect for this price, it is definitely a great piece of furniture!The sink, faucet, drain and mirror are included which is a great selling point!Customer Service was also great. Our sink came smashed to bits so I contacted the seller through Amazon, provided photos and they shipped out a replacement within 2 days, no questions asked.We did not use the mirror because we wanted a medicine cabinet but it is a nice mirror.*the faucet in our photos is NOT the faucet that comes with the vanity. We purchased another one because we wanted brushed nickel. The one it comes with is nice, though.My husband also sprayed the entire surface, inside and out, with a clear coat paint to keep it water resistant and protected from chips and stains, etc. it took him only 20 minutes and it dries in under an hour. Now it’s protected from minor scrapes and scratches and wipes clean with no trouble.

This is a really nice upgrade to our small half bath. The directions were not too bad if you strictly go step by step with the pictures. I had a lot of trouble with the plumbing abd ebded up having to cut the middle shelf in order for it to fit properly. This was a huge disappointment. I didn't read that on any other review so I was surprised and it definitely threw a wrench in my assembly/set up but all in all a really nice, very sturdy piece. Yes, the door handle screws were way too long for the to actually fit and tighten which was easily fixed by one of my many trips to the hardware store but really dumb nonetheless. Also, the door hinges on one door ripped right out before I could even use it. The hinges themselves are great and well made but the teeny tiny screws and mollies are much too small for the weight of these doors. I wish i didn't need to be so SUPER careful when opening them for fear tgat they will come off again. I would still recommend but they should correct these things that almost every purchaser has stated. Hope this helps.

Girls Bathroom - The sink and faucet are gorgeous, they very high end. The vanity takes a while to assemble, but all the parts were there, so that's fine. I held my breath when removing the eclife logo name plate off the front with a razor blade, you will see it in the seller photo. It was on upside down and crooked. They really shouldn't put a faux logo tag on the front of this beautiful little vanity. I didn't use the mirror, but it was nice, and would have looked nice if our bathroom didn't already have a mirror. We Mother of pearl tiled the walls, installed and chandelier vanity light and white porcelain floor tile. We added remote fairy lights below the vanity that adjust to whatever color suits your mood. It's 5 stars even with the logo issue, because ultimately it is amazing for the price.Note: The Sink and Faucet arrived a week after the vanity base. They are shipped separately.Every item except the floor tile was ordered online from Amazon. Yay!- The Wife

This sink was absolutely easy to assemble and looks nice and very minimal in our guest bathroom. We used a different faucet, mirror and door handles but the sink and cabinet are perfect! Also, for those that would like to know, the doors have that soft shut (think Ikea cabinets and drawers) to prevent jamming little fingers and even my own. And yes the label on the door can be easily removed and even better if you use Goo-off. ;) Would definitely recommend!