Can you remove the cabinet for just a wall mirror?
1386759
I would say no. Most of the back side is a mirror. You can remove the front but I don't know how you'd hang it.
1386760
No, it's not really set up for that. If all you need is the mirror, you need to try a different product.
241876
I have tried to use the suction cups to attach the mirror to the wall but it just wont hold. As an alternative you can remove the suction cups and using the "slots" where the cups slide in, screw the base to the wall. The base is magnetic so it makes removing and manipulating the mirror easy.
139508
Possibly. But if you want to make more room and don't want the mirror, I would just cut the mirror out around the outside of the edge of the mirror. That would make more room for sure.
202003
Not easily. I had to remove the top to get into my second floor bathroom. Removing the top took a rubber mallet and a number of tools (spackling knife, long flat blade, etc.) to get between the vanity top and the cabinet. Ended up cracking the top when trying to reinstall (nightmare). I'm no expert, but not a renovation novice either. My advise would be not to try to remove and reinstall the top unless you really know what you are doing. Not sure about disassembling the cabinet portion. This thing weighs a ton (figuratively).
1603679
Yes, you can unscrew the two pieces--however this mirror is not small nor is it light in weight.
1423152
No, the top part can not be removed -- just the thin lid can. However, mine fits under the counter with plenty of room to spare. On the other hand, it doesn't fit inside any of my cabinets.
1687344
Yes, this is a hanging medicine cabinet, which means it does have a mirror in front and can get hung on the surface of a wall, without being recessed into the wall. It has decorative side panels.
1328031
You will have to remove the whole door panel starting with the 2 screws in the handle and 1 or 2 more on the bottom of the door trim. Then you can remove all the trim. Be careful not to drop the nuts from the mirror into the door...it can be tricky getting them out.
2264647
Yes, no problem. You don't have to attach the mirror to the desk if you don't want to attach it.
1163580
The mirror is attached at the center of the mirror where you see the little round screws so it is easy to remove. Not attached to the wood backing
1018364
Mirror is installed.....maybe they were referring to the side mirror if you were going to surface mount the cabinet rather than flush mounting into your bathroom wall. Very nice cabinet with interior and exterior mirrors.
1857120
No I don't think you can. But I used a clear plastic bead that's included to keep it from slamming into my wall mirror. This protects the medicine cabinets mirrorred corners from shattering. I put one inside and one outside. You cannot see it at all.
500688
Hi Melaney,The countertop comes pre-installed to the cabinet. It is not recommended to remove.Thank You,Kitchen Bath Collection
1362526
Although the bracket apparently is not designed to be removed , does the mirror itself detach from the bracket? Thanks.
1423205
the cabinet is too heavy for a wall mount. The drawers are not easily removed.
2188632
Yes, but you may have to take the doors off to install! It's a great cabinet.
385250
The cabinet recesses into the wall but there is still about an inch between the mirror and the wall itself. The cabinet attaches to the studs in the wall by four screws through the sides of the cabinet box. They are screwed in from inside the cabinet with the mirror open. It is very easy. Installation instructions are available on the website for Nutone.