UTEX Over The Toilet Storage, 3-Tier Bathroom Shelves Over Toilet, Behind Toilet Bathroom Organizer (Espresso)

I bought this to kind of hide my cat's litter box AND be an entrance piece in my small apartment. Looks pretty good. Very easy to assemble, no missing parts, & sturdy. I used a cordless driver (phillips & allen bits). I also added stainless, stick-on hook for the litter scooper. For the bottom rail (behind the litter box), there are a few holes to adjust height of stabilizer bar; good for toilet hardware height adjustments. I used the top one. I think the cat will be able to squeeze in there. If not, i'll just get a smaller litter box. Worth the price & a great piece. I'm happy.

The quality of this over the toilet storage is great! I love the design of it and very easy to put together.

I have an older home, and while some of it was remodeled, the upstairs still has the same layout that it did in the 60s. For the bathrooms, that means that they're smaller that what you'd get in new construction today. It also means that there's less storage. To help alleviate that, I got the UTEX 3-Shelf Bathroom Organizer Over The Toilet, Bathroom Spacesaver (Espresso).Typical of flat-pack furniture, the shelves arrived in a large, flat box. The contents were protected with plastic sheeting and Styrofoam, with all of the pieces intact and unblemished. You also get all of the hardware and instructions. You assemble the shelves, and then attach them, and the crossmembers, to the legs. Assembly took about 15 minutes, but I wasn't trying to set any speed records. It's helpful to use a ratcheting screwdriver, as that will save you a ton of time. I wouldn't use power tools, even with an adjustable clutch, given how delicate the boards are. You will want to pay extra attention to the machine screws that go into the threaded inserts, as the clamping force can easily overcome the material it's set into.So, I assembled the unit in the den and carried it upstairs. Oops. As soon as I carried it into the bathroom I realized my mistake - one of the crossmembers needs to go BEHIND the toilet. With no room to slide the crossmember behind the toilet tank, I just detached two machine screws, put the crossmember behind the base of the toilet, and reattached it. I also attached the shelves to the wall, despite having to clear a tile façade on the lower half of the wall. There's a little racking, which is a lack of lateral rigidity, to the shelves before you attach them to the wall. Once attached, the structure is pretty solid. I've included a photo of the end result.For me, the UTEX shelf is pretty nice. While it's not solid wood, the surface finish and general feel are good enough to fool most. I elected to not put the plastic caps on the hex screws, as I feel it looks better with the screws exposed. They're counter sunk, and the hardware matches in color pretty well, so it has a nice industrial vibe to it. The caps, on the other hand, are cheap domed plastic that doesn't match the surface finish very well. In total, I find the organizer to be quite nice. The best thing I can say about it, is that it looks more expensive than it is, and it's pretty sturdy for the price. Recommended

This replace my old one which was rusty and hard to clean. I live in a small house so storage space is at a minimum. Easy to put together, sturdy and provides more space than a metal one. Attractive appearance.

At first I was hesitant to buy this product due to the complaints of it being unstable, splitting during assembly, and overall poor quality. After some intense browsing and comparing of similar products I decided to take the chance and go for it!Seriously glad I did because SHE CUTE!It came together so well and is square on the floor! If you're worried about sturdiness the build comes with wall mounts for both studs or dry wall. Lucky enough my water connection is low and doesn't interfere with the bottom support thats 8 inches from the ground. Overall awesome product and looks really clean.To address the complaints of assembly being hard/frustrating: Yes all you get are pictures but you just need to make sure you lay out all the item's neatly in ascending order before hand and follow the images. They're detailed enough to let you know if you have a piece facing the wrong direction. Pro tip: don't fully tighten as you go. That's how you get things to not connect properly. Connect everything loosely then go back to tighten.*to those complaining that the product splits? Bro, you're being way too aggressive.*

This is a nice, quality, sturdy shelving unit. It took me about 2 hours to put together. I used it in bedroom and put laundry basket under it. Perfect!

When I first unwrapped the box I was pleased with the color of the faux wood. It didn’t look too fake. I was 7 out of 10 pleased with this purchase once it was assembled and put in my bathroom. I saw prior reviews where they said it wasn’t stable, but I’m guessing those people did not secure it to their wall.It has its pros and cons.Cons: If you are putting this above your toilet and you have baseboards, this will not stay flush to the wall. I tilted mine and screwed the safety brackets in the wall and then put small shims underneath the front feet. I can barely tell there’s a slant. I couldn’t stand looking at the big gap behind it when it was flat footed!If you have toilet issues and you need to get to your top tank, you will need to disassemble the bottom brace and unscrew the safety brackets from the wall. Seems like a a lot of work to do when you wish you could simply just pull the whole shelf out.I also thought it was going to be slightly taller.Pros: Sturdy once assembled, lots of shelf space, like the color, I assembled by myself with easy picture instructions.

Sturdy, good material, easy to assemble.