HOMFA Bamboo Bathroom Shelf 3-Tier Multifunctional Adjustable Layer Rack Wall Mounted Utility Storage Organizer Towel Shelves Kitchen Living Room Holder Dark Brown

I got this to match the vanity in my apartment and to give me more space to organize. It's very cute, a little flimsy.. I cant put everything I wanted on it but for hand towels, wash clothes and toilet paper.. it's great.

Love this shelf! My husband & I just finished completely gutting & remodeling our little boys bathroom and I was looking for a cute shelf unit that wasn’t big or bulky to utilize for extra storage to be able to best utilize our new vanity . This is perfect for what I was looking for and fits perfect with my theme of bathroom. It’s important to note that the shelves are shallow, you probably couldn’t get away with expecting to store the huge sams club towels on there but as you can see I can fit one regular size full body towel and before hanging the other I was able to stack another on top of that. I knew ahead of ordering it it was on the shallow side from other reviews but it was perfect for me given that I was putting it above the toilet and next to the shower I didn’t want something that stuck out too much.

I bought this and it is currently hanging above my toilet. I have not finished setting it up how I want it but overall, it looks nice and I intend to keep it. However, it has a significant flaw that, if I had known about, I wouldn't have bought it. Pictures are included but essentially, the two side pieces that hold the shelves are duplicates when they should be mirrored.What does this mean? Well, the theoretical outside of each side piece has countersunk holes for the screws. However, the hanging brackets installed inset on the back of these pieces requires that they be installed one way. Long story short, you have to install one side with the countersink screw side out (correctly) and one side with the screws sitting above grade. Most people wouldn't notice this but I did. I checked the instructions and they do indeed show two identical pieces, not two mirrored pieces, but I guess that's what you get when you buy inexpensive things like this.I wouldn't have bought it had I known but now that I have it, I'll keep it. Assembly other than for the incorrect manufacture is easy.EDIT: For some reason, I guess Amazon is not letting pictures go through, But hopefully my description makes sense without them.

Very good quality and easy to assemble with included screws and hex wrench.be careful to make the two side pieces with the hangers imbedded in them towards the top and the shelves oriented that same way. It’s easy to overlook that detail as the instructions do not point it out. If you have a ratched driver with the correct bit it will go much easier.

I haven’t gotten much use of it yet. The material is very nice. It also goes really well with my bathroom decor BUT OMG it was incredibly difficult to put up. If you don’t measure it exactly (I mean to the mm), it’s not gonna work. I wish they had a paper of where to screw. So you can just put up the paper where you want it and where to insert screws. I had to have a friend help me. Mind you I am proficient with a power drill. I’ve assembled everything else in my apartment with ease.

I love this little bamboo shelf in my she-bath. I love having my own bathroom from hubby, but it had no storage. Now I have inexpensive, but pretty storage that fits my decor and that I can easily de-personalize when I have guests.

I got this shelf for the entry hallway in my apartment—I wanted something that only came out a few inches from the wall, so that I had a place to toss my keys when I come in the door but didn’t lose much walking space.The shelf okay in a hallway, but really isn’t stable on its own. It needs to be either mounted on a wall as a shelf, or screwed into the wall as a super-low bookcase (and I think it’s too short to be a bookcase, unless you were to put two of them end-to-end). I don’t want to drill holes in an apartment, so I’m restricted to only placing lightweight items on it. The kitten has already knocked things off of it just by playing next to it and bumping into it. I’m going to try placing some heavier items on the lowest shelf to see if that will stabilize it a bit.Very easy to assemble, and also seems easy enough to adjust—though the screws go into the wood itself, so there’s a chance that adjustments might make it wobbly. For the price, I wish that the metal screws weren’t exposed, or that it came with stickers to cover them up. Another thing I’m not thrilled with is the fact that it’s got a logo on it that you can’t hide—it looks super tacky. (Logo and screws in the second picture.) The quality isn’t amazing, and neither was the price.I do think this is nice as a wall-mounted or countertop shelf, but wouldn’t recommend it for on the floor. And I would only recommend it for a utility/storage area or inside a super narrow space—the logo is a dealbreaker for me and would keep me from putting it out in my living room or bedroom as something for displaying anything nice. I’d also recommend waiting for it to be on sale.

I only gave 3 stars because this looks like a grade school project because:See all those very visible countersunk screw holes on both sides? Those holes will be all I notice every time I walk into my bathroom. There are 20 total on this unit. You will only be using 12 total to mount shelves. They SHOULD have provided 20 color matched buttons to cover all those holes. My photos show what I'm talking about. For the price of this unit, I'm not taking the time or trouble to go searching for the right size buttons! (If I'd had enough buttons I'd have kept this but I don't have 20.If this were priced lower, I would have taken the trouble.)Returned because of aforementioned. If you aren't bothered by this finishing detail, you may like this. It is rather nice otherwise, and the dark brown is VERY dark, no red tones. I'm gonna spring for something a little more finished.