Honey Can Do BTH 05281 4 Tier Bathroom Chrome Review

Her back hit her while sitting on the toilet. I also removed the bottom support bar because I couldn't get it behind the toilet. The rest looks great! Two bathrooms are currently being merged in connection with the renovation. So we have a lot of clutter in a bathroom. This article helped me organize and love it!

Useless. I couldn't even assemble it because one of the screw holes didn't line up with the rest of the rack. You can also say it's cheap because the holes that were drilled correctly still had a metal attachment (like hanging chad). Although I couldn't assemble everything, it was still wobbly when I was halfway through, I doubt it would get any better if I could finish it. I guess I should have guessed low price - don't buy cheap

Great size! The only one I could find with 4 shelves. We placed this shelf in our kitchen for extra storage by storing the bins under the openings. Slightly smoother than expected. I had to attach it to the wall for security reasons. The shelves are a bit crumpled. Place the plates first, then place the glasses on top to provide better support. If you are looking for 4 shelves then this is a must have. Beware of light, flimsy shelves.

I noticed that a group of people (clearly lacking in resourcefulness/problem solving skills) have complained that the bottom bunk is too low and therefore the toilet seat cannot stand up. Well that's all you have. To do this, go to the Home Depot or Lowe website online and take four small 1 inch thick blocks (only $0.32 each for mine) and add 1 under each foot, then "Vwalla!" the lid/seat has a gap. Considering this unit is a quarter the price (per shelf) of comparable units, it's totally worth

The best shelf for the money. More shelves than most (all?) others. Pretty durable. Easy construction. Mine do double duty. Sorry if my photos are not true. (Left half of photo) I put one on 5" riser first to completely avoid the toilet cistern (gas cap still comes off a few inches without a riser). My 8 1/4" narrow wall mounted tank required that I remove the 11" bottom shelf, so I put a bottom brace in its place (my risers get in the way of a proper bottom brace). Even with freestanding…

I read all the reviews, including questions about the size, especially whether it fits the water inlet and whether the toilet lid opens and closes normally, and decided to buy. I just received it today and am more than happy with this purchase! It fits perfectly, at least in my bathroom. (NOTE: If you have concerns about installing it in your own bathroom, I would suggest reading the sizing reviews.) I have a lot of bathroom essentials and there is more than enough space for everything. Even my

BEFORE BUYING - MEASURE! (1) The bottom bar is 7-1/8" above the ground and 1/2" in diameter above that level. So make sure your waterline doesn't touch them. (2) Bottom shelf is 32-1/2 inches off the floor; Measure the height of the toilet lid in the open position to make sure it doesn't hit the shelf. If this is not the case, you will have to remove this shelf. (3) Measure from the top of the open toilet seat to the wall directly behind it. If that distance is less than 14 inches, you probably