Modway Render 36" Bathroom Vanity in Walnut White

It’s beautiful and made really well.

This is exactly as shown. I love it! It said 90 minutes to put together, it did take me a few hours. But, I had never done anything like this. I was a first timer.I like it so much I ordered a cabinet as well. That has not come yet!

We received the product and are very happy with the look and quality of the vanity. However the sink came broken. After spending hours on the phone with both Amazon and Modway to get a replacement top, the only options were to return the full product for a refund or take a partial refund that would not cover the cost to replace the sink.Amazon did the most that they could to try to resolve this. I most discouraged with Modway, the manufacturer, as they pushed it back on Amazon and provided zero support despite their customer page saying they resolve broken products.

Amazing bathroom sink with wide counter. Sleek thin cabinet with lots of under storage space. The wood color gives a teak Asian feel to the bathroom. We installed a toilet roll holder on the left and towel holder on the right to add to the minimalist look in bathroom. I Will buy again for the other bathroom pedestal replacements. Love it!

Looks nice. Packaged well. Put together easy.One issue I have with it is that if your trim is thicker than about 1/2",this piece won't sit flush on the wall. Pretty ridiculous oversight as far as I'm concerned. All they had to do was mount the legs in a little more.

I bought this cabinet last minute and I could not be happier. It arrived quickly, is very well made, surprisingly solid for the price and I am pleased. It was a beast to get the doors aligned.Only drawback is the shelf is problematic for pipes but the cabinet is well worth this problem.

Fairly easy to put together until you run out of hardware and/or the hardware does not fit.Ran out of cam screws towards the end and had to spend an additional $20 for screws and other shelf brackets as the ones they sent don't screw in correctly.

After a rough start of getting the sink broken in pieces and waiting a while for a replacement, I finally was able to complete the assembly. Directions were thorough and easy to follow.It can be tricky to align the doors, especially since mine were a little warped, but I managed it with a little finesse back and forth with the hinge adjustments.I also ended up having to cut a hole in the shelf to get the plumbing to work. If I were to make a suggestion to the manufacturer, it would be to make an accommodation in the shelf to allow for plumbing.Unfortunately, after 2 months of trying to finish this project, I'm still struggling with getting a working faucet (which is why no photos yet). I'm on my third order–hopefully third time is a charm.Overall, this has made a wonderful change to my master bathroom.