Bathroom Counter Organizer Bathroom Countertop Organizer Counter Shelf Countertop Storage Organization and Storage Makeup Shelf Sink Caddy Brown

I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the HNRLOY Bathroom Counter Organizer and impressed with its sturdiness. From the ease of assembly to the perfect balance and weight, this organizer is able to hold a vast majority of my personal items without tipping or shaking during retrieval. The overall size is just right—it doesn't take up much space on my counter and actually helps create more space in the end! One small improvement I could suggest would be the addition of a couple of adjustable hooks or attachments, which would be helpful for hanging small washcloths or keeping other handy items within reach. Otherwise, the organizer is a perfect addition to my bathroom counter. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for the perfect-sized organizer that combines functionality, stability, and a sleek design. Read more

Bought this rack for my bathroom counter storage and it looks very nice! Easy to set up and fit perfectly. Read more

Love the size and look of this shelf. It’s just what I needed to declutter my bathroom countertop. Assembly was super quick and easy. The only complaint I have is that it’s a little wobbly. Not too bad, but noticeable. Read more

Cute shelf that was so easy to put together. Stable on the counter or wall to hold lotions, creams, sprays, etc. color is as described. Read more

This shelf unit has really helped to organize my bathroom. Perfect size. Great price. Color and quality are good. Read more

Just and pictured. Good quality and easy to set up. Lightweight but feels sturdy. Would definitely buy again. Read more

Serves the purpose, it says its real wood but it sure doesn't feel like it. The shelves feel like thick foam covered with a wood look covering. it is easy to put together & even comes with a little screwdriver to assemble it with. seems sturdy but hoping it will last a little while for the price. Read more

First off let me say that I did not experience any of the issues that others have mentioned here in the reviews. All the screw holes lined up perfectly both in the shelf and the frames. There were no uneven spots of stain in the wood and the frames themselves were square and solid. Zero problems with wobbling or unsteadiness. I will agree with that the wood for the shelves is not the thickest in world but you have to remember this is not meant to hold a lot of weight so the wood is good enough for its intended usage. Now, I got this primarily to clear up the clutter on my vanity and it works perfectly for that. Assembly is simple you basically screw the shelves into the metal frames and you're done. Everything you need to assemble the shelf is included, the screws and nice they gave me an extra one JIC and a screwdriver and some rubber bumpers for the bottom. So, to assemble, the very first thing you need to do Is to actually place the end of the shelves up against the screw holes in the frames make sure that they line up properly. Just because mine did, there's enough people here complaining that theirs didn't. So, that should be the very first thing you check. If they don't line up it's not worth keeping it. Put it back in the box and return it. IMO The easiest way to assemble this is to lay the frame flat on your table with the long side up and then put the bottom shelf up against the brace and put the two screws in. That should give you an *L* shape when the shelf unit is laying flat on it's side. Then grab the other metal brace and assemble it the same way starting with the bottom shelf. The bottom will be the one that fits into the frame with a very tiny amount of space between the bottom of the shelf and the bottom of the frame. While still laying flat you should end up with a *U* shape. Then while you still have it laying on its side on the table install the other shelves until you have it fully assembled. When it is completely assembled you should have the bottom shelf installed with a tiny gap between it and the frame bottom. Then at the top shelf you will some space above it and where the top of the frame is. Just like the pictures show in the listing. You can see it in my pictures. I assume If you wanted to have the shelf with the bottom shelf higher so there was space underneath it to slide things in there You would just flip it over and install the shelves the other way. Just remember doing that puts the top shelf right at the top. And anything heavy sitting on it might cause the whole shelf to tip over. OK, now about the wobble people have mentioned. Here's how to tackle and solve that issue. As you are assembling the shelf do not tighten the screws all the way. Tighten them till they are just snug enough to hold the shelves in place and you are able to pick the whole unit up. Once you do that and you have decided which end you want to be the top or the bottom stand it upright and set it on something level like your tabletop. Grasp each side and gently rock the shelves and the frames slightly back and forth until there is no wobble left or the wobble is a very minimal amount. Then while holding the shelf unit in place finish tightening up the screws a little at a time on each screw so that it doesn't start wobbling again. If you do that right you will have a shelf that will have very little or no wobble. Put your rubber stoppers on the bottom and you are done. If you look at the pictures of my completed shelf with my products on it you will see that I use that tall part of the frame to hang a hand towel. I don't have a hand towel hanger by my sink and since I'm in a rental unit I don't want to mount anything in the wall that's going to be permanent. Now for the big question. Would I Buy This Again? Yes and no. I personally feel that the price is a little high for what you are getting but if you take a look at all the different options they have for shelving like this to use in your bathroom this one seems to be the best option and again as you can tell by my pictures it's perfect for what I needed it for. And since I did not have any issues like others did with assembling to me it seems like it pretty good shelf now and that they have the bugs worked out of it. The type of construction actually is pretty good because they use an inset pressed into the shelf frame which actually accepts a threaded machine screw that goes through the steel frame to hold the shelf in place. They could have just given you a wood screw and a tiny little starting hole to secure the shell frame as a lot of inexpensive furniture does. But this definitely is better quality in that aspect. That said, if you can find it on sale I would say jump on it for sure but if you don't mind paying a little bit extra for something that will fit in the space you need it to fit in this is a great deal. Read more