Questions and Answers for Home Decorators Collection Naples 24 in. W x 17 in. D x 74 in. H White Freestanding Linen Cabinet

A:  I secured mine to the wall. One thing to consider is that if the baseboard runs behind the unit there will be a space behind it also. I removed my baseboard and the unit did fit nicely up against the wall - but I still opted to secure the top to a wall joist.

A:  Free stand. I did not screw in to a wall. Very sturdy

A:  It comes already assembled and seems to be pretty solid. We've had it quite a while and it's still in very good shape. Can't tell if it's real wood or manufactured wood as it is painted completely. It doesn't have the usual foldable cardboard back. The back is solid piece and it's a nice addition to our bathroom

A:  Hello, it is made of MDF Have a Wonderful day Foremost Groups Customer Service

A:  It is made of solid wood.

A:  Hello, The inside dimensions are 24W x 24 1/2L x 16 15/16 and the shelf is removable Have a Wonderful day, Foremost Groups Customer Service

A:  20-3/4” wide 26” high inside Yes one adjustable /removable shelf

A:  There are 3 removable shelves total. My wife is using them all in the top part. That leaves a big bottom part open with no shelves (except for the bottom of the cabinet of course). There are holes for the adjustable shelves in the top and bottom parts, even though we are only using them in the top part. The inside dimensions for the bottom part (bear in mind the door frame is slightly smaller than the inside dimensions from side to side). 21" W (+ 1/8 inch or so), 26-1/4" H (pretty much exactly) and 14-1/2" D (+ 1/8 inch or so).

A:  Hello, Unfortunately it will not come with filer pieces and we do not offer them. We recommend for you to the door to a hardware store and get it matched. Have a Wonderful day, Foremost Groups Customer Service

A:  Ours is against the wall but there is no filler piece. It fits pretty snug against the wall as built.

A:  Yes, I put attached it directly to the wall and I love it!

A:  I did put this piece to the wall but I also remodeled the baseboards and did not put any behind the piece. I think it came out good. It did not come with any space pieces.

A:  Hello, I do apologize about any confusion but all of our vanity are made of MDF. Have a wonderful day, Foremost Groups Customer Service

A:  No, it is truly a one piece construction.

A:  No

A:  The paint is what I would call a standard white color. As far as finish, I think it's closer to a satin finish. It doesn't appear to be very shiny. In my opinion, it has just the perfect amount of sheen. My husband and I purchased the Naples (white color) bathroom linen cabinet, 60" vanity and the cabinet that goes above the toilet about one year ago. For store bought cabinetry, we have been very pleased with this product. We even bought the Naples 48" vanity and matching mirror in a different color for another bathroom. No problems with any of it. It seems to be a good product thus far. No complaints.

A:  Randy, The color is white, not a stark white and it is satin finish. We love our cabnet.

A:  Creamy white Has a bit of shine Like a finished kitchen cabinet

A:  The paint is semi gloss. The color is bright white

A:  The linen cabinet comes in standard white with a Satin (Eggshell) finish.

A:  They would if you had the space but I would not do that. I would get something bigger as a single unit. It is a very nice free standing piece.

A:  There would be a substanial gap between them because of the trim at the top.

A:  I don’t think they would work out side by side because of the top crown type molding.

A:  I don’t think you can put them together. There is crown molding at the top which would prevent them from fitting flush together.

A:  There will be a gap because the top molding piece sticks out about 1/4”-1/2”. It’s not flush to the side of the cabinet.

A:  Side by side cabinets will look fine, but the top has a crown on three sides. In front & on each side. You will have to saw of (not a big job, we had to do it so it would fit flush against the wall) one side of each cabinet so that they fit flush.

A:  I think it would look ok. It's a nice piece of furniture with nice details.

A:  we have a base molding and we did not cut away and I don't think that is necessary unless you have really thick molding. The smell I didn't notice it at all but we have very large bathrooms and house and the bathrooms have air vents.

A:  Hello, If you want the unit to sit flush you will have to cut your molding but you do not have to install the linen cabinet into studs. The smell of formaldehyde should go away within 48 hrs. Have a wonderful day, Foremost Groups Customer Service

A:  The back of the cabinet is flush with the wall. The sides extend to the floor and even with the back. So if you have a baseboard, it should be removed behind the cabinet so it can be anchored properly.

A:  The unit does have a molding trim at the top on the front and both sides. The bottom does not. When I installed mine I did cut the wall baseboard trim behind the unit to get a good fit to the wall. I will add that I installed my unit in a corner and the top trim did keep it away from the side wall and I did not cut the trim on the side. I think it looks good.