AZ Fanzgo Blog

Many older homes that were built in the 1950’s and 60’s were designed with outcropped medicine cabinets. Over time they begin to take their toll on the wall where they are attached and the wall begins to fall apart from moisture building up behind the sheet rock. You can replace it with an inset medicine cabinet by cutting out the shape of a new Bathroom Medicine Cabinet in the wall. These are easy to install and gives your bathroom a much nicer finished appearance. In addition to this, you can purchase one that has mirrors and it will make your bathroom appear as though it is larger than it actually is.