Review on 🏠 Driftwood Grey/Pewter 3-Tier Bathroom Spacesaver: Zenna Home Over-The-Toilet by John Young

The color choice is quite nice. The hollow metal frame made of pewter and driftwood on the shelves made of fabricated wood look inviting. The assembly is not difficult, the main thing is to fasten it. There have been a few instances where a matching screw has had to be screwed in that didn't quite fit at first, but take your time and rip off the head of the screw and you're good to go. Everything was in place, even the extra tiny screw used to assemble the shelves. Follow short but reasonable instructions and they will match perfectly. Until you move it behind the toilet and add a bottom rail, the device is going to be pretty unstable. This ground bar greatly stabilizes the unit, but it is important to mount the unit on a wall. This way you will have a rock solid block. I don't understand the complaints about the anchors being visible. Due to the floor base, it is not possible to place the device directly against the wall. And if you're really unlucky I didn't, I doubt most people will need to use the included drywall anchors. Take the time to align them accurately and mark the wall. Then drop anchor. If you use the supplied spacers on the anchor bolt between the unit and the wall, cover the bolt between the unit and the wall properly. The spacers serve a dual purpose; they stabilize and close the screws in this gap. I don't understand the game. I made this for my wife in "her" bathroom and she is very happy with the look, functionality and stability of the unit. Much better than other options in the same price range that are fully fabricated wood cabinets or metal cabinets with metal shelves that allow things to fall or fall through. I didn't rate it 5 stars because $500 devices get 5 stars. For the money this is unbeatable.