Is the rear panel of the cabinet that bolts to the wall in one or two

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7 years ago

Is the rear panel of the cabinet that bolts to the wall in one or two pieces?
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7 years ago
Hello this is a 1 piece cabinet box and back panel that has a groove on the cabinet box that the panel inlays , so, you are not able to see the back panel from the side of the cabinet once mounted to the wall.

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