Bosconi Bathroom Vanities SB-250-3WHMC Main Cabinet with Soft Closing Doors and Multipurpose Storage Rack, 35", White

Wife was very happy with the appearance of the vanity. I have only one issues with it....and its a big one...how do you remove the two bottom drawers???!!!I connected the faucet to the sink top (which is beautiful according to my wife) and then siliconed the top to the vanity. No problem! Installation going smoothly. Here is where it gets tricky....I open the two bottom drawers and look for the release tab or button to allow the drawers to be fully removed from the vanity. No such luck. There isn't any way to remove the drawers?! Obviously, you need access to the supply lines and drain with the sinktop installed on the vanity to finish the job. The two top drawers do not open and are purely decorative. How in the world am I to connect any plumbing without any access??!! This mystery has me very frustrated and I can't help but score this vanity low because of it.At this point it appears I will have to remove the inside screws that keep the top decorative drawer permanently shut. I will perform all the plumbing connections necessary. Then I will have to drill and countersink two screws from the outside of the "fake" top drawer. Then I will have to fill the holes and touch up the black finish. All this needs to be completed on the down low so my wife doesn't see it. Otherwise, she'll probably freak out that I'm ruining the "beautiful" vanity. If this was bought local, I would return it in a minute. It's been that much of a headache. Be prepared to get extremely creative during install or better yet.....don't buy this vanity.

vanity is great, the only problem is the mirror is broken and I can't get the seller to replace it. what a waist of money...