The glass door is what people notice first. Instead of a flat clear pane, the tempered panel carries a delicate wavy texture that diffuses the view, so the cabinet stops short of putting shampoo bottles on display while still reading as light and open rather than a solid block of black. Behind it sits an enclosed compartment measuring 13-in by 11.5-in by 20-in inside, with a shelf that repositions across three heights so a row of tall bottles or two stacked layers of folded towels both fit properly. Each shelf level and the cabinet bottom carry a 22-lb load. Above that, an open countertop compartment of 13-in by 11.5-in by 10.5-in stays doorless for the things reached for constantly, taking 22 lbs of its own, and the cabinet top above it is rated for a remarkable 110 lbs, which is why it doubles as a genuine side table rather than a surface for a soap dish. The whole body measures 14-in by 12-in by 35.5-in and sits on solid wood legs that raise it 4-in off the ground, a detail aimed squarely at bathroom use since the panels stay clear of water on the floor and a mop passes underneath. A metal pulling handle gives a comfortable grip, and a magnetic catch holds the door tightly shut. Structural fasteners with screws reinforce the frame further, and an anti-tipping kit anchors the 22.5-lb cabinet to the wall. The surface is painted for easy cleaning. Assembly is required before use.