GENMOUS Bamboo Toilet Paper Holder Stand with Shelf, Free Standing Toilet Paper Holder with Wipes Storage, Bathroom Toilet Paper Stands with Dispenser for 3 Extra Rolls, Bathroom Organizer Accessories

It isn’t the most rugged but then it doesn’t need to be. Assemble easily and looks great and like everyone else I love the little tray is the most solid piece? No. But does it do the job and look good? Yes, I seriously does it have to be all that rugged when all it has to do is hold some toilet paper?

This is a nice toilet paper holder! I love the natural look of the bamboo. It was easy to put together, except for my own dumb moment lol. I put one of the legs upside down. Just make sure the slots to hold the toilet paper roll are on the same side 🤦‍♀️ I don't have much experience with putting things together so I was confused about how to put the little bar on the bottom to store extra rolls of toilet paper. There wasn't a hole for a screw there. Luckily, my mom has more experience with these things and told me that it was probably one of those screws that just goes in and makes the hole as it goes. It was. And it went in really easily. The stand feels very sturdy. I like that it has a place to sit my tablet so that I can watch stuff while I'm in the tub or whatever. And the little drawer/shelf is perfect for wet wipes!

First thing I noticed was the lovely wood smell that came out of the box when I opened it. The pieces all seem to be mostly, if not all, solid wood. Since most things you buy today are not solid wood, this is a major plus in quality.The instructions are all pictures, no writing, and they’re easy and clear. However, construction was not easy and clear. It comes with screws and a screwdriver, but the screwdriver is definitely not adequate. I tried to just use it to put things together, but the screws wouldn’t go in straight and nothing really lined up. I ended up having to use a drill in order to keep everything straight. On top of that, the middle dowel for holding the toilet paper did not have a hole in it for the screw so a drill would be an absolute requirement to put this together. I was really worried about the dowel splitting, but it didn’t.I mostly needed this for holding extra toilet paper rolls, so I don’t really need the roll dispenser. That’s easily removable and doesn’t detract from the look of it. I like the top shelf for holding your phone and it has a lovely little sliding top with a compartment for storing small things, which I wasn’t expecting and really like. The bottom has little felt pads, but it's not as sturdy as I would like. Since it's not going to be holding anything heavy, and I won't be leaning on it, I can live with it.Overall, the quality is better than I expected and it serves the function that I need it for. It looks nice in the bathroom. I am not happy about the construction of it and you definitely need to have a drill in order to put it together. I would say it’s a little over-priced for that reason, but not by much. The fact that it’s solid wood makes it a higher quality product.

I like the appearance of this stand, but it wasn't made very well. The leg pieces have a gap between them making the whole thing wonky. Additionally, the lid is pretty badly misaligned. I ended up using wood glue to keep the legs straight, and I may fill and re-drill the hole for the lid screw, but that's mostly an aesthetic defect, so i'll save it for a rainy day mini-project.

This product is more accurately described as a kit from which one can easily assemble a passable toilet paper holder. Opening the box transported me back to middle-school shop class. You get a bag of screws, a whole lot of unfinished wood pieces, and a Phillips-head screwdriver so small that you'll instantly go looking for one that won't break your fingers.Like the middle-school balsa wood racer from which its aesthetic was derived, this toilet paper holder is frankly not very hard to assemble. I was probably done in ten minutes. Be aware that the product is less manufactured than pre-cut by your granddad. I found that I stripped the soft wood of the storage dowel by overturning the screw, so I had to turn it over for a fresh shot.What is described as "360-degree rotatable lid design" is . . . a screw. That's right. The lid to the square storage compartment is held on by a screw, and there's no denying that a wooden plane, joined by a single screw to another wooden plane, can be rotated around the screw. At least until the screw falls out (counterclockwise, for ya) or strips the soft wood anchoring it (righty tighty, but only so far).So, how's the end result? Not bad, TBH. It looks kind of nice. The soft wood and flimsy design mean this lovely toilet paper holder might not be around forever, but I get a warm feeling looking at it and knowing that I kind of made it myself.

I got a similar one to this already and was expecting this to be the same exact one for our downstairs bathroom. My husband loves the previous one I got because of the top storage box to hide our wipes in. This one made me cuss a lot while putting it together. Coming right out of the box, it had a lot of wood dust all over it. Not a problem, I just wiped it off and continued on. It gives you the tiniest screwdriver that just didn't help much because you really have to tighten the screws hard and it was so small, I had a hard time getting them in. I had to use a regular one we already had. Still not a big deal, but what was the big deal, is some of the pieces didn't have premade holes in them to screw the screws in and when I had to create my own hole one of the pieces cracked in the wood. I was very irritated. It still holds for now, but I don't see it holding long term. The top lid of the storage box is smaller than the box itself, but it sits on it so it's fine. Overall, it does what I need it too. I would just look into another brand of this one if you like this style.

Easy enough to put together...even though some parts didn't have holes as the instructions suggest and the screwdriver that came with it was trash.I really love the wood look, it goes with so many design aesthetics.I really hate having an ugly bag of wipes out on the counter, so this is a lovely addition to the bathroom.The box would also be great to store extra feminine hygiene products in as well.