Organize It All Wall Mount 2 Tier Bathroom Shelf | with 2 Towel Bars | Storage and Organization Space | Hanging | Easy to Install | Chrome

I love this shelf so much that when I moved from an apartment where I had installed it and left it, I had to buy another one as soon as I could and install it in my new place. This one isn't *quite* the same as the one I had—this one has hanging/swinging towel bars ("bars," hah, they're like rigid 6 gauge wires, but they work for hand towels) where on my old one they were fixed in place. It's a very simple design, superb for small bathrooms. The two shelves are exactly the right depth and height to hold a typical 4-pack of TP, and can hold 3-4 packs next to each other (depends on the size of the roll). It's also the right depth for a standard box of tissues. It's fairly lightweight, and I'm not sure I would trust it with a potted plant, but it's fine with typical bathroom stuff (toothpaste, bottles of shampoo). The curved design means you won't bonk your head on it when you sit or stand up—like I said, SUPERB for small bathrooms (mine is teeny). It's a sleek, minimalist design, so again, great for a small bathroom where you don't want a lot of extra fussy nonsense taking up space. It's easy to assemble. The tricky bit for some would be the attaching it to the wall, if you aren't handy or know someone who is. It is attached to the wall with screws: you'll need a drill and some mollies. The one flaw I've noticed is mine quickly developed a tiny spot of rust on the front of one shelf, where presumably the chrome was damaged. I've had the shelf 6 years and the rust spot hasn't gotten any bigger, and the rest of the shelf is still in perfect condition, so I call that the wabi-sabi element of my otherwise perfect bathroom shelves.

These shelves are very sturdy and aesthetically pleasing after you get them put up on the bathroom wall. I am very happy with the quality of them and they are even better than I anticipated. I looked at a lot of different shelves before selecting these and the time spent looking has paid off. They are very easy to assemble and also to mount on the wall. I put them right next to the bathroom vanity and it has sure made it to where a lot of clutter was removed from the top of the vanity so that when brushing my teeth, shaving, and other things done at the vanity I am not constantly having to move stuff around to get to everything and do whatever I am doing so they are a great organizer and space saver shelf set. They are the perfect size for even small bathrooms. The design is so very modern and the stainless steel shelves make them look very sleek and high quality, which they are. The entire shelf unit is chrome and stainless steel so there are no plastic parts to crack, peel, or break. The rotational feature of the towel bars is a great thing because it makes placing the towel on the bar easier because it swings out and this also helps when removing the towel from the two bars. So overall this is a great little bath shelf unit and I am VERY happy with it. I would recommend this shelf unit to anyone, especially for the price.

I added this to my half bath, which has curved lighting with chrome accents. This fit the motif to a T! Very stylish looking and gets stuff off the back of the toilet. The assembly was pretty intuitive, although I did have to take one piece off once I realized I didn't have the holes for the cross bars that hang at the bottom on the same end. Just a slap my forehead kind of moment. The shelving sits nice and level, and seems pretty solid, although I can't say how much weight the unit can hold. The stuff I put on the shelves is pretty lightweight, but I would not want to chance it with something really heavy on it because I'd be afraid it might bend or crimp. The one weird thing is that when I was putting it together, a couple unfinished (read "sharp edges") bits of metal fell out. They weren't a part of the item - I think just some extra cuttings from the manufacturing process. Nothing major, but they could have caused an injury if not careful.

I built it in 5 minutes and mounted it in the bathroom in 2. The construction is tubular with two shelves with bent edges that snap onto the front and back tubes. It is mounted onto the wall with one screw on each side and even though at first it didn't seem enough it actually was. There are four points where the tubes are soldered which they look as if they will rust easily, so I decided to mount them away from any water splash (first chosen spot was too close to the shower). SAFETY WARNING! As I was mounting it on the wall as I was moving my finger from one side to the other to get it in the right position when I got a nasty cut. The very inner end of the bent edges are VERY SHARP and can cut you badly. After assembled, those sharp edges are pretty much out of the way as you would have to get your fingers under and behind the edges, which I can't image why would anyone do that. Regardless, since everything that can go wrong usually does (thanks Murph!) I will take them out and grind them a bit for some 100% peace of mind. If they last for more than a couple of years I'll be extremely happy as the looks, accessibility, setup, and price were very good.

I was looking for a combo towel rack/shelf for my guest bathroom and this worked out perfect! It's definitely not high end...but I wanted something that would match the chrome fixtures and chrome art deco lighting I have in that bathroom. With The curves of the shelf...it really pulled the room together. Since this was in a guest bath...just for towel and guest soaps and such...this is perfect. If it was in my main bath, I'd probably buy a better quality. I can see this rusting in time if the shower was used daily. Also, it only has two screws that bolt to the wall...I would have preferred for for a more secure anchor. But I will say, once on the wall...it's pretty sturdy. I was pretty easy to put together, but like a few others mentioned...some of the edges are on the sharper side...just because it's thin metal. Once put together, those edges don't present a problem.