Four glass doors and two drawers stacked into a 23.5-in by 12-in footprint, standing 50.5-in tall, which is a lot of separate storage in the floor area of a single nightstand. The glass is the reason to choose this one over a solid-front cabinet: tempered rather than ordinary plate, so it resists breaking and is safe to have at hip height, and transparent enough that folded linens, rolled towels and stacked toiletries can be found without opening anything. What should not be seen goes in the two drawers instead, each 10.5-in by 10.5-in by 6.5-in inside and pulling open on a round handle turned to sit comfortably in the fingers. Behind the glass, shelves adjust through three positions, so a bay can be set short for stacked flannels or opened up for tall bottles, and each shelf carries 33 lbs while the top and bottom panels take 44 lbs apiece. Every door closes against a magnetic catch, which matters more here than on a solid cabinet because a door drifting open is what lets items work their way to the edge and fall. Two anti-toppling devices anchor the body to the wall, a genuine consideration in a home with children or pets moving fast past a 50.5-in cabinet, and smooth hinges keep the doors swinging true rather than dropping over time. The structure is P2 MDF under a smooth painted finish, all 52 lbs of it lifted on four raised legs that hold the base clear of standing water, and it goes together easily. It reads equally at home in a bathroom, living room, kitchen, dining room or entryway.