Fit good in my sons bathroom

Okay, I'm leaving this positive review for this product because I think many of these reviews are ridiculous. I will admit, yes, it's cheap. What do you expect? I was able to find it here on Amazon for $20 versus it's regular price of $29, which first of all, I was happy about. I think many of these negative reviews are due to human error, this shelf was NOT that difficult to put together. Was it at times a bit confusing? Yes. But it was nothing a normal human shouldn't be able to figure out. I used common sense and referred to the instructions from time to time to help me put it together. I had to take it apart a few times and rearrange the pieces, because if the holes don't match up (as many people have said on here), it's because you have the bars in the wrong places. It clearly says that on the instructions. I think many people thought the holes didn't match up, didn't refer to the instructions to double check, gave up and left inaccurate, negative reviews as a result.

The shelf is wobbly, yes, but you're not buying a fancy nice shelf for over your toilet. This is meant to serve a purpose and that's it. It wasn't the most difficult thing to put together and I think it will serve me well since I have limited counter space. If you want something that's not so cheap, try spending $50-60 or more on something else that also requires assembly. If you're a human with a brain, you should be able to put it together no problem and have a nice wire wrack to store towels and other items to save space.

The media could not be loaded. You get what you pay for and you also get anchors. This thing is going to seem extremely flimsy after assembly. HOWEVER, IF YOU USE THE ANCHORS in which are included... you will have ZERO issues with flimsiness. I've never seen anchors like these before and theyre so much better than the plastic ones. IMPORTANT: THE LAST BAR IS SUPPOSED BE ASSEMBLED AFTER SHELF IS IN ITS PLACE, but I was able to take my toilet lid off and slide it down. The assembly could be a little tricky if you're not being attentive or not a person who assembles things often, but it'll come together. Just be mindful of the images and read. If you're looking for a low cost storage solution that isn't bad on the eyes and minimalistic in appearance. This shelf is for you.

Love the look. Simple and does the job it's supposed to. 1 issue was that 1 of the holes didn't line up but it doesn't matter since when it's all together it is just as sturdy as if the screw was in the 1 shelf hole. Came with a small dent at top. Not a big deal. Also came with brackets to hold it to wall but my walls are cement so I didn't use them. It doesn't really need them in my bathroom anyway. No one's gonna be climbing the thing hahaha. Make sure to measure before buying. I did and it fit perfectly. Measurements are correct on the Amazon listing. Color is a silver color. The screws are a little loose even after tightening them but if anything you can always zip tie it to hold it together later on - no big deal. Can't beat the price and what you get for it. I'd buy it again if I needed to for another bathroom even with the minor negatives I wrote. Worth the buy. Be patient when putting it together it's really very simple. I did it alone with a regular old screwdriver. No hammer or anything else needed. Also shipped fast and was in its own box a little neat up but made it all the way the the Caribbean islands with nothing missing

Although a but flimsy once to secure to the wall it becomes solid. The central side piece are a single piece which adds greatly to the stability vs units like Honey Can Do which use 4 pieces so the flex a LOT more. The thickness of the pieces is similar but that bother color matching the screws and inserts (inserts for the end do not exist in inferior versions like the Honey Can Do one I returned. Available in a few colors so you can match to bathroom hardware. It will still wobble unless you use the 2 screws to attach to a stud or wall board. The expansions for attaching to a wallboard are metal and not the usual cheap plastic. You would have to yank hard on this to remove it from a wall. It also stabilizes any joint movement where pieces connect. Warning: There IS a left side and right side or the front of the sides will be 90 degrees off and the instructions do not distinguish them. The second hole on the upper back piece is for the wall stabilizer screws which also prevent it tipping over id bumped. Inserting the metal stabilizing expanders will be the hardest part. I had to use a paring knife to widen the hole so it would slide fully into the wallboard. I bought the satin nickel version one. I am using baskets from Costco that fit. Tall object like a spray bottle ONLY fit on the top shelf. The back side of the shelf sags and should have have a bar across it like the front and side edges.