Review on 🥣 Honey-Can-Do Double Cereal Dispenser with Portion Control, White - KCH-06123 (Improved SEO) by Tom Lawson

This product is what you get for your money. I read the reviews before ordering and of all the shelves in the same price range, this product had the most positive reviews. I hope it doesn't rust. I've seen updated reviews after some time with one still positive review and also a rusty one. At least at this price point, it won't be a huge loss. I read in a review that the first support beam has to stay put until the end. I forgot while assembling the block until I went to install a shelf in the bathroom. It would be very helpful to include this note in the assembly instructions. Before assembly, check that there is enough clearance between the wall and the cistern to slide the shelf down with the bottom support bar already attached. You also need to make sure the pipes are low enough to be out of the way. If you forget like me, it doesn't matter if you have enough space around the toilet. If not, it can be a little frustrating when your toilet is between the tub and the sink. I was able to quickly remove the rod, place the shelf over the toilet and screw the rod back on. The assembly itself took only a few minutes. I added support mounting screws because I have a large bathroom where the toilet doesn't fit snugly between the tub and sink. It can be a bit wobbly, but if it's in a cozy place I wouldn't find it necessary. Since the shelves are poles, I bought 3 baskets from Dollar Tree for $3 so the items wouldn't fall off easily and fall through. I bought this product because I am extremely short on cash having had to move out of a termite infested apartment and I could only afford to sanitize a third of my furniture so I chose metal over wood. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend it. I found a similar product with a slightly different design at Walmart that I liked, but the reviews were terrible. I loved my wooden bathroom furniture for the look of it and it broke my heart when I threw it away, but as with the metal legs, there had been water damage from years of moisture which I didn't notice until I threw it in the trash. Wooden furniture is more expensive, and while I'm still renting, I think I'll be using metal for most of my stuff. I hope this helps the next potential buyer/buyer looking for their perfect fit.