🔍 Optimized for Better Search: InterDesign Bruschia Magazine/Toilet Tissue Stand in Brushed Stainless Steel Review

This stand is very handy for storing crosswords and magazines, but when you use it to get a stick of toilet paper it can tip forward a bit.

A little disappointed with the toilet paper holder. When pulling out the toilet paper, the roll always falls off. The magazine department is excellent. Tall enough to keep magazines upright and well balanced to prevent tipping, only holds a magazine or two.

I wanted a brushed steel toilet holder and magazine rack combo. I like the look but it's very light and thin. Walmart sells the toilet holder with a weight on the bottom, making it very durable. If it had a magazine rack I would choose this one because of the weight.

This product is good for little space. We have some kind of bathroom with a toilet in a small separate room. Since the space is narrow, the standard attachment did not fit. It is handy and has a large log memory. Would give 5 stars but it wobbles a bit when pulling out paper unless loaded with magazines.

Some reviewers called it (Chrome Brush Magazine and Toilet Paper Holder (Chrome) (24" H x 10.5" W x 3.5" D) ) slim; just call it easy. Without a big book in it, it will tip over if you try too hard pulling out the toilet paper. It wasn't as heavy nor as fancy in design as the Interdesign 68600 from the same company that I used and the toilet roll holder I was disappointed and sent it back.

I don't know why this product has bad reviews. It seems well done to me. It's light but not flimsy. It sits close to the wall with no heels to trip over. The magazine rack offers space for several magazines or thin books. If you're in a hurry and like to pull toilet paper in a sharp sideways motion, then a heavier or wall-mounted holder might be right for you. This one is great for my family, looks good and is very cheap.