Preparing to put a house on the market and decided to finish out the medicine cabinet before listing later this year. It's a 100 year old house, but the medicine cabinet appears to have been replaced sometime in the 1970s-1980s judging by the vanilla/cream yellow color (while all the original deco fixtures are black, white, and pink). Its original sticker reads "Triangle Home Products, Inc. - Chicago Illinois", but we were unable to find much info about them now (other than they appear to have also manufactured some vehicle and mobile home fixtures at the time), so any hopes of manufacturer replacements weren't an option. These cabinets are a little tricky as they "taper" in towards the back (measuring 13⅜" across the front and 13⅛" across the back). Obviously I'd taken this into account and decided to try one shelf first before buying a full set of three. My suspicions were confirmed and, while close, the only way to get these to fit as-is would be to force/wedge them in, essentially bending the sides down, so I decided to order a pair of inexpensive tin snips and try my luck with the first shelf. Fortunately this method worked, so, although on the expensive side (close to $100 total for 3 shelves and the snips), I'd recommend this option for single/older ladies who don't have the capability to make custom shelves (or a husband/brother/son who could do it for them), provided you think you have the moderate hand strength to get through them with the snips..

Perfect!!!! I literally duct taped my plastic shelves together five times and it kept falling apart - I don't care if this was $50 for 2 shelves, this is perfect. If this matches your dimensions, this is what you're looking for. Buy it.

The pics showing the exact measurements were amazing! Awesome shelves. Ordered 3 of them.

Just a tiny bit too wide for my cabinet. Had to return

Works fine. Could not find in the stores.