Review on Espresso Bathroom Shelf Over The Toilet Organizer - Spirich Home Cabinet with Moru Tempered Glass Door by Janet Tijerina

First of all I just want to say that writing reviews is not very typical for me. I'm writing one because this product was so bad I just had to say something so buyers are well informed about their purchase. My recommendation is simply not to buy this product right away. I wish there were things like negative stars but there aren't any. My friends and I put this closet together and we can't get it back for only 2 hours of our lives so save your money and time. Here are the reasons why you shouldn't buy it: 1) Poor part tolerances. They had one task and that was to create a wardrobe with pieces that really go together. All parts have such awful tolerances that bolting one part to another will cause other parts to fall apart, break, or deform the wrong way. Some parts don't fit together. Ultimately you have to decide which is the more valuable structural support and remove those that aren't because they don't match. The components were too tight or too loose. This closet is going to fall apart sooner or later, and it would be awful to hold it over your head while you're on the toilet. 2) Assembly takes forever (if you can even do it). Products do not look like IKEA style. This cabinet has so many components and was not designed to be easy to assemble. The cabinet was designed for some sort of furniture store with people involved in assembling parts and they didn't mind sorting the number of parts. 3) Parts come with marriage. Well, aside from tolerances being a bug issue in and of itself, which is worse, MANY parts have had issues with it. They came cracked, scratched, broken or missing. I've attached a picture of a typical crack you might see. Pre-assembled parts are also screwed, everything wrong 4) Poor instructions. Too many details are missing, everything is very confusing, and alongside the already ridiculously poor portability and broken parts, do you expect us to have missing information on how to assemble it? 5) Bad formaldehyde odor causing throat and lung irritation. Finally, this closet has caused us to cough, wheeze, and smell bad in our family room. Be careful when you open the box for the first time. There will be a very strong chemical odor that will leave you with breathing difficulties and throat irritation. At this point, if you continue to build a closet, you should reconsider your life choices and whether or not you really want a closet. I definitely haven't and I totally regret it. 6) Bad design. The cabinet is very heavy, bulky, smelly, difficult to carry and bad design on top of that. The closet didn't even clean up our toilet. We had to remove the design element to make it work. To make matters worse, we had a toilet with a flush button at the top that we couldn't reach with the closet above. 7) Not designed for the user. Most likely it will not clean your hookah. The bottom structural member was not set high enough and was not adjustable so you could get the height you wanted. That has to be the worst because by that point you would have already packed your closet. You carefully lift this 50-pound chunk off the toilet seat and find that it doesn't even clear the water pipe and isn't adjustable. God I have never seen a worse product than this. 8) It's cheap. Yeah looks really cheap. Looks better in the picture than in the bathroom. The set is very heavy and the paint is cheap. If you have a nice bathroom, don't ruin it with this cabinet. In summary, if you like bulky, heavy, many parts, bad instructions, bad tolerances, chemical odor cabinets, this cabinet is for you. Otherwise save your time and money and use it to feed the homeless or something. Don't buy a closet, your toilet deserves more than this junk.