Hats off to the people who created this medicine cabinet. Here are a few things I noticed upon inspection out of the box:1) The paint work is good...no bare spots, no nicks. It's a nice semi-gloss white finish and thankfully not distressed.2) Cabinet is made of WOOD. Imagine that.3) It has the more expensive euro hinges. Bit of a pain when aligning the cabinet door...it's an artform working with these type of hinges. But once you get the hang of it, the hinges are rock solid.4) The holes that hold the metal shelf supports are actually edged with metal grommets. I've never seen that before. Really nice addition.5) The cabinet door has the built-in picture frame with plexi-glass cover. I haven't put a photo in yet but it looks nicely done as well.Installation was really easy. It comes with two hanging brackets/hooks already attached to upper back portion of cabinet. All you have to do is tape the paper template to your wall where you want to attach the two receiving brackets. Each bracket has four holes to be drilled to attach the bracket to the wall. Company provides a total of eight drywall anchors and screws. Just push a pencil thru each hole on the paper to mark a spot on the wall where you will drill. I used a level to ensure the paper template was taped correctly on the wall before marking the spots for drilling. Once the mounting brackets are done, you just simply hang the cabinet on the wall. Cabinet is a bit heavy...might take two people.As another poster mentioned, it is probably a good idea to find some way to anchor the bottom of the cabinet to the wall. I have not done this yet but will soon. Every time the door is opened, the cabinet pulls away from the wall. The manufacturer thought to put plastic nubbins on the back of the cabinet...another nice touch..to help with wall protection. It's just annoying when it pulls off the wall so I will fix this soon. Also, it might have been nice to have a knob on the door. Something unobtrusive so as not to distract from the photo. Again, this is straightforward to add later. Packaging was also top notch. The shelves are inserted into styrofoam slots along the edge of the cabinet. I almost missed one of them...you should have a total of four.