How Do You Replace A Mirrored Medicine Cabinet?
Replacing a mirrored medicine cabinet is not difficult at all. Many medicine cabinets are recessed into the wall and secured to studs. A recessed cabinet looks much nicer than a flush mount cabinet. The cabinet only protrudes out of the wall far enough for the door to be able to open. The rest of the cabinet is inside of the wall. It will take you longer to choose from the many styles of available medicine cabinets than it will to replace it. Remove all of your items out of your medicine cabinet. Some medicine cabinet shelves are adjustable and they just rest on pegs. Lift up on a shelf and slide it out. Complete this step for any remaining shelves. Removing your shelves will allow easier access to the screws holding your cabinet in place. Use your drill and Phillips head drill bit to loosen and remove the screws from the sides of the medicine cabinet. There are usually at least four screws: two at the top, and two at the bottom. It is possible you may need a flat tip drill bit. It all
