🚽 Finnhomy Bathroom Space Saver Over The Toilet Rack Corner Stand Storage Organizer Cabinet Shelf with ORB Finish - 23.5"W x 10.5"D x 64.5"H Review

I love this item. Sure, it's not the trendiest piece of furniture, but for $30 you really can't go wrong. I have 1/8" plexiglass to put on the shelves and it makes a world of difference. Highly recommended if you are short on space and money. Being an affordable piece, there was some seizure during assembly, but nothing major. I would recommend installing all the bolts loosely, everything lines up easily and then tightening them all up when you're done. I didn't even bother with the bottom bar.

Take your time with the installation, because one mistake can lead to a domino effect in the future and you will have to start all over again. When you're ready to place it behind the toilet, leave a jumper in a "G" shape until you attach it behind the toilet. because of the water supply line. If your toilet doesn't have a water supply, I just said enjoy your rack. The shelf is very beautiful and even more durable after the installation is complete. your time

My bathroom is literally the size of a large closet. Enough space for shower, sink and toilet. This was a problem because I like to take a bath and spend a lot of time in the bathroom. What to do with bath salts, candles, towels, bath bombs, perfume, etc.? Here's to that. :-) My brother put it together in about 15-20 minutes and it fits perfectly and has enough storage space for such a small room! In the attached picture he is in my cubicle in the bathroom. My only problem (if you can even call

Part of that has to do with the fact that I had to be more careful when I bought it, so it's my fault. But this article is terrible. It was incredibly difficult to put together - even with the diagram I couldn't figure out how many of the sticks fit together. But it was only after assembling the whole thing that I realized what kind of strip below? You have to go to the toilet. This means the whole thing has to be built *around* the toilet, otherwise the toilet has to be removed to fit it. I…

I checked everything on the product page to see where it was made. They use a Scandinavian-sounding name, so it could be an IKEA product. When the box arrived, I immediately saw Made In Cheapo (China) written on the outside. I thought she was here, I'll try. You literally have to bend the metal to get the pieces to fit together (see photo). And they supply legs for the leveling screws because the thing can't stand up straight on its own. If you saw it assembled in a store for sale, you wouldn't