Best Over-the-Toilet Storage
Windowed doors with curtains; decorative scrolling; white knobs.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"The upper portion on the left next to the little door actually had a very noticeable abrasion. Build the bottom and leave the cross bar off until you've placed the bottom portion where you want it, then you'll be able to see if you can even add the cross bar."
"However, the photo does not show feet on the cabinet and because it has feet, they bump into my water line and so the cabinet is a little off centered to allow room (see photos). I took the advise of others and did not put my bottom brace on until I had the cabinet legs where they needed to be. Keep in mind the shelf sizes when you decide what items you will be placing in the cabinet."
"As other reviewers have said, there are many pieces but the instructions are quite clear...all you need is a Phillips screwdriver unless you want to anchor it to the wall; a drill would come in handy there. I'm glad I read some other reviews that recommended putting the legs in place in the bathroom first and then attaching the top after that."
"All the holes were in the right places, the pictures were clear, and everything fit together perfectly and easily. The only mistake I made, was to put in the top front piece with all the pretty scrollwork, upside-down. If I had looked at the drawings several steps ahead before installing that piece, I could have seen my mistake beforehand and prevented that little problem. Some people mentioned that it seems shorter or smaller than they expected, so I uploaded an image to show the real size. One advantage of the fact that it isn't too tall, is that it did not hit the ceiling when I was lifting it up to put it in place."
"Nice piece of furniture, goes well in our bathroom. We chose not to screw this bar in where indicated, but after putting the unit over the toilet, put the bar in at the very bottom for stability."
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Find Best Price at Amazon"We made a few modifications to the unit, and the old unit was very sturdy and the new unit feels very unstable: - Due to the size and shape of our toilet, we were unable to put in the bottom piece of wood near the floor (the horizontal peice)."
"I've also had issues with the others being difficult to handle with just one person, I figured I'd start on this one and then wait for my wife to get home from work and help as needed but I was able to do it all myself, although my dog provided some moral support."
"It also didn't fit exactly with the pipes leading into the toilet, though it doesn't show, the legs on one side could not be screwed together as directed."
"The only downfalls are it’s a little shallow, it has to be bolted to the wall, and I had to leave the bottom bar off or else it wouldn’t fit behind my toilet."
"It is in my kids bathroom and the extra storage is great!"
"The instructions were easy to read and I only needed help drilling it into the wall."
"the quality is mediocre, I mean it's "decent" as far as pre-fab crap is concerned, it's particle board and many times the screws will strip. So you might as well go with the wall units, since you'll be making holes in the wall anyway, and that way you can get the height you want and get it centered."
"There aren't many over the toilet space savers out there that look nice, but this one fit the bill of what I was looking for. The holes for the stability bar aren't quite where they were supposed to be so I only installed the top part due to the toilet plumbing."
Crisscross design and satin nickel finish provide simple, elegant appeal.
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Find Best Price at Amazon"I used to be apprehensive about putting anything on the shelves in the beginning but I learnt to work with this product. I try to place everything more towards the front side of the shelves, keeping things on the back seems to push the shelves down."
"However, the toilet is a dual flush with the buttons on the top so there wasn't enough room in between the bottom shelf and top of the toilet. I don't like the wire shelves as stuff tends to fall over but most metal shelving has that issue."
"Definitely flimsy and I don't love the big gap between the end of the shelf and the wall. The stabilizing bar is also impossible to install if you're squeezing the shelf into place."
"They fit into corners, the metal shelving, the bars aren't far apart so things won't just fall unless you're trying to stand something like a magazine or comic."
"Honestly this looks great up and I’m glad I have a place for all my towels now and can keep them in my bathroom."
"The shelf surfaces need to be stiffer--- even light items cause them to sag."
"The metal is thin in the wrong places and thick in the wrong places, but what can you expect for the price I suppose."
"if you are going to waste money on this thing, make sure to screw it into the wall for stability but that won't do anything for the fact that the shelves weren't meant for bearing any more than a few decorative towels."