How wide does the door hinge open? Will it hit a sconce on the wall?
6 years ago
When inset, does the medicine cabinet door have a stop at 45 degrees, or does it open all the way, (thus increasing the chance of hitting a sconce or the wall)?
Bathroom Medicine Cabinet With Mirrors, 15"x36", 20"x36" · More Info
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