Spirich Over The Toilet Storage Cabinet, Bathroom Shelf Over Toilet, Bathroom Storage Cabinet Organizer, White

Sharing my experience as it matches several others. Arrived quickly. Box was damaged so based on other reviews I inspected every piece for issues. IF I would have found any scuffs or other damage I would have returned it immediately. I laid out all the pieces and skimmed the directions to make sure everything was there. Nothing was missing and directions were straight forward enough. If you've EVER built anything before it's nothing new. If you haven't take the time to really look ad know you're own limitations. I had a regular phillips head screwdriver and an electric one. I also had a drill with a phillips head but I would avoid using that as you run the risk of stripping out. I had it JIC. I also had ample space to build and lay out pieces. Do yourself a favor and identify the letter stickers on all the parts. Again, if you've built things like this before you know you start from the bottom and work your way up and you have to be careful as there's times when parts are loosely connected and if they fall they could damage the boards or holes. All in all I was done building it in about an hour. I took time to verify directions of boards and spent extra time making sure the doors were adjusted correctly,, no big deal. I got this in my bathroom and did decide to use the anchors. I had not with my previous very similar shelf but this one has more weight on top. There IS a slight chemical smell as others have noted but it doesn't bother me (yet). It's a nice looking piece but I also decided to buy some shelf paper to cover the shelves as my last unit got icky from fluids (drippy lotion for example). This looks nice and isn't a bad build if you have the space, tools, and are comfortable putting together pieces like this.

We honestly have to give 5 stars! Yes you need to assemble and it will be frustrating but we figured it out and we were really satisfied with our purchase in the end. I love the look and we have the storage I was looking for. We are satisfied with our product! Good sturdy material and we had all our pieces. We would recommend!

I think this over the toilet cabinet is very good, I like it and It suits my storage needs very well. This is for my small bathroom which has been lacking in storage. The depth of the shelf is just right so I can put my make-up carousel on it. The top shelf is adjustable so you can place it higher up to Accommodate taller bottles and tubes on the bottom shelf. I like that the unit has doors you can close and it is not an open shelf stand. I feel it's unhygienic having a lot of items out in the open above and around the toilet. I think about toilet spray, and I do put the lid down when I flush. I like the brush nickel handle pulls. The doors are very easy to open. My husband assembled the unit. I think he had a couple of issues but he figured it out. He had to put the cross bar in a different spot lower down and made extra screw holes, because our toilet is very tight against the wall and the cross bar wouldn't go in the designated spot. Our home is decades old, built in the 50's and when it comes to DIY projects, some things are not straight forward because of way the home is built. Overall the cabinet stand is relatively easy to assemble and should be fine for most standard toilets and homes. Our unit is anchored to the wall and it is very solid and secure. It definitely needs anchoring as it will be wobbly and unstable otherwise. All the hardware is included. ***I share a photo and a video. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. So check them out. I, myself, like to see video reviews, they can be helpful. I don't have anything fancy, just basic stuff that I am ok with people seeing. You can get an idea of what will fit in the cabinet. The mouthwash bottle is the large kind. The carousel for the makeup is very handy. I don't wear a lot of makeup so the carousel is perfect for my needs. There are different make up caddies that would work on the shelf space. I would recommend this over the toilet cabinet. I think you would be happy with it.

Nice unit. Difficult to put together for an 82 year old. Looks great.

Instructions were pretty simple, easy to assemble and seemed sturdy.

Absolutely the answer to my tiny bathroom and fits perfectly between the toilet and the tub. It was not difficult to build; since mounting to the wall, the shelf has not budged. Storage capacity is excellent, and it allows even for stuff to sit on top. This was a godsend.

It is REALLY, REALLY IRRITATING to build a piece of furniture, and you get 3/4 of the way through, only to find that the manufacturer doesn't know how to count the parts that are required to finish building their product! There was supposed to be a certain amount of cam locks that twist in to lock the bolts that hold the entire piece together, well, their count was off by 7 locks! So that means they stuck 5 locks in the box and they were done. That would've been fine IF I didn't want the back of the cabinet to be there. OR, if I didn't mind the cabinet sitting ON the toilet tank INSTEAD of it being above the tank as was pictured in the pictures. Call me a weirdo.... I believe that things should be double-checked before manufacturing hundreds of products. I say that because I already returned one cabinet that I got built, 3/4 of the way done, and not only were there just 5 cam locks again, but one of the doors was missing! C'MON FOLKS, counting is no different in the United States than it is in China. ONLY in China, instead of calculators, they have those kick ass things called Suanpans. Here, we call it an abacus! No matter the country, the counting is the same, so why is it so hard to count to 12? Add your comment if you've had issues with this too. Maybe I got two duds in a row from two different shipping locations? Anything is possible, right?

This provides much needed space for storing tp and stuff in my tiny water closet. I put this together by myself in about two hours. You'll need two screwdrivers (flat and Phillips) and a drill to create pilot holes if you want to anchor it to the wall. I also needed a stubby Phillips head screw driver to install the lower brace as it is attached last after the shelf is in place around the toilet and water valve, and I didn't have room between the wall and the side of the shelf in my small space for a standard length screwdriver. It is decent quality for a cheap, put-it-together type of unit. I did anchor it to the wall for added stability. It was a little too wobbly without anchoring. I've built a lot of cheap furniture in my life and these instructions were not the easiest to follow. I had to look through the instructions a few times, examine all of the parts, and visualize each part to figure out what was front and back of some of the pieces. Overall I am happy with the finished product and would recommend it for people who are fairly handy and experienced with putting furniture together with nothing but pictures and an adventurous spirit.