Customer Reviews:
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 good for the price August 9, 2010
Amy Vee (Valencia, CA)
I'm using this for a laundry room rack and it holds the weight of laundry detergents etc. It's not super solid, but for the price, I certainly can't complain.
 Does just fine July 25, 2010
TheStinkyOne (Maryland, USA)
Pros:
- easy to clean
- adds a lot of space
- easy to assemble
- looks nice
Cons:
- a little wobbly, but hasn't been an issue for us.
 just what I needed July 23, 2010
LilmsLassie
I bought this new spacesaver to help organize my bathroom when I moved in with my mother. It was flimsy but sturdy enough when attached to the walls. Looks much better in the photograph than it did in real life, but in the end, all that matters, is that it was just what I need for now. I will buy a much nicer one at a later date when things have calmed down around here! I was very happy with how quickly the product arrived!
 Not Impressed July 15, 2010
Jen
I have had products like this in the past that were far better. The screws don't match the finish, the feet are not adjustable or sturdy in the slightest. It's shorter and for $18, it's more of a dorm or 1st apartment item than a grown up product. I spent $18, and expected that since it was marked down from $40 that it would be an improvement from the ones I'd seen elsewhere around $20. But after putting it together it will have to do. But I wouldn't recommend it. Mine did not come with screws to mount to the wall.
Legs the diameter of a Parakeet's perch June 23, 2010
TheWolfe (S.Cal)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The legs are almost 1/2" in diameter. Very skinny. Take a tape measure and see just how narrow the legs are before you buy this. About the diameter of a parakeet's perch. The bottom section of the legs don't have any screws or screw holes, so they are not fastened, you just insert them and they sit there insecurely. This pretty much makes it a non free standing unit, because if you try to move it, the legs will fall out the bottom. The 2 holes allowed for mounting the shelf onto the back wall are a joke. I can secure it to the wall much better myself. Most people have a hollow wall in this area, so you need more than just a screw to secure it to the wall nicely.
I purchased this unit for practical purposes, I wanted to make the most of my space by utilizing the area above my toilet for things such as towels and toiletries.
However, you can't put much weight on the unit. Even the weight of the towels adds up. Our large bottle of Listerine did not fit onto the bottom or middle shelf, as it was too tall and it was also probably too heavy.
My last complaint are the stupid set up instructions. If you don't want to be confused, just put the unit together without looking at the instructions, you'll be better off. If you're anything like me, you may need a magnifying glass, as the print is very small. When I look at set-up instructions for anything, I rely alot on the diagrams and pictures of where they show pieces going, and so for that reason the instructions were extremely difficult for me. You can't tell which pieces go on which end, so, like I said, ditch the instructions, look at the pieces you've got, and just put it together on your own.
I give it a 2 instead of a 1 because of the price I guess. I wish I had something sturdier with wider legs but atleast I have something. I'm sure glad I did'nt pay a penny more for it than I did.
I have no complaints about the looks. The looks are not important to me. If people think the silvery color makes it look too cheap, they can paint it a flat black color or white or something. I'll wait until the metal starts to tarnish and then paint it. I have this in a very small toilet area, I would not recommend it for a full size bathroom. It's too thin. If a cat jumped on it, it would be on the floor.
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