AOJEZOR Toilet Paper Holder Stand: Small Bathroom Storage Cabinet for Small Spaces,White

We needed storage space in our travel trailer for toilet paper and tissue. Our RV doesn't have any storage space in there so we wanted something small, light weight (keeps the RV weight down), sturdy, and easy to install without having to worry about it shifting while we're driving down the highway. This hit the bullseye on all three marks. It is made of foam PVC so it is sturdy and light. It snaps together and comes with screws for the final assembly. We "mounted" it in place with adhesive Velcro pads so we can move it around as needed, but they are strong enough to hold it in place without needing to drill holes into the wall of our RV. It holds 4 rolls of toilet paper and has a spot for a square box of tissue with a dispenser on the top of the cabinet. It took me about 15 minutes to assemble and less than 5 to mount into position. It fits perfectly on the shelf in our RV and it looks good while sitting there. What would I change? The center shelf pops in easily; however that means it pops out easily too. I would have designed-in screw holes to keep it in place. Also, the "tissue box storage" appears designed for only one brand of tissue, something that is a perfect cube rather than the Kleenex size box that is about 1/2 inch taller than it is wide. That means it doesn't fit in the storage spot with the lid closed. No big deal, just a thing. Would I recommend it? Yes, but I would mention the two "changes" in case it is a deal breaker for someone else.

We absolutely adore this cabinet. It fits perfectly in a small bathroom, is very functional, with a top shelf and storage area for extra toilet paper, and looks very nice as well. The PVC material is a bonus, as bathrooms tend to be humid, and the metal ones are prone to rust. It was very easy to put together. The only reason we gave it 4 stars is because the clips that hold the shelf do not stay in at all, and we had to glue them to make them work (the holes were drilled too large.

In reading the reviews I noticed that there were various complaints about details of the product. While these might have been valid for the individual purchaser, I found the cabinet great in many ways. For instance, some people were dissatisfied with the sturdiness of the cabinet, stating that it was made of “thin” material almost like “Styrofoam,” but it’s a good ¼” thick plastic and solid. It’s not meant to hold bricks; it’s meant to hold bathroom tissue and cleaning supplies. It does so quite well. If I were to have a complaint, it’s that it could have been a little deeper. I’d like to hide more of my cleaning supplies; they remind me that I do actually have to clean one of these days. My second complaint? The plastic picks up a static charge and will shortly be black with cat fur which is copiously manufactured and distributed by my two cats. We may go commercial. I’m never allowed to leave my apartment without a fur coat—PETA people, the animals are not “harvested;” they’re concerned for my welfare. (PS. I’ve given up wearing anything white!) For some strange reason I chose the white cabinet with a bamboo door. Silly me. If you have black cats or dogs, take it from me and go with the black cabinet. I noticed, too, that people who were dissatisfied often wrote of the “poor instructions.” Having struggled with more than my fair share of “assembly required” products, I can guarantee these are really, really, really good. These even pointed out that there is an actual left panel, and it’s different from the right panel. I know, you think it’s self-evident, but it can be very confusing. The differences are subtle and both panels have obverse and reverse sides that can make it so. I know because I’ve assembled, unassembled, and reassembled a lot of stuff in my day! Whomever wrote these must know me personally. Whoever you are, thank you! Some felt the product was difficult to assemble. Really? I’d like to meet the genius who designed this thing. It is fitted together with tabs that lock into place. If you can do Legos, you can handle this. These are actually part of the structural design of each panel. I didn’t need to be an octopus to hold everything up and together while I used my feet to plant the screws! A first! Once the tabs are into their designated spaces, the cabinet is completely “together.” Further stability and permanence arises from the placement of six screws. How easy is that? Even I can do that. It took me 20 minutes to complete—and that with several moments of chatting with a friend who told me book club was canceled. Supplies are often a problem with other products, but this company is OCD; there are extras of all small pieces. Even I couldn’t lose all of them, and I can forget where I put something is seconds. It also comes with a small Philips screwdriver. It’s definitely designed for the assembly-disabled! Here’s the kicker, I’m a 77 year old female. Back in my day boys were taught “shop” and girls were taught “home ec.” If I can do this, you can!

I'm not sure what material this is, its not any kind of wood, sort of reminds me of those foam puzzle workshop floor mats, its like really thick foamcore board or something. Anyway. Its pretty fragile and I totally broke one of the legs when trying to fit the insert into the hole to hold it together. So far that I'm taking off a star. Also, the finish is a matte black but it sort of smudges easily. So, I spray painted the entire thing gloss black which gives it a less smudgy appearance. All that being said, it fit perfectly where i wanted it, so I'm still mostly happy with it. You get what you pay for so don't expect it to be super strong or durable. I think if I treat it gently it will hold up okay. The assembly is easy, took me less than 10 minutes and they give you extra parts which is nice, but be very careful if the inserts don't fit exactly into the holes as if you try to force it too much you will break it.

I use this in my bathroom next to the toilet and bathtub shower to hold extra rolls of TP and my dog's shampoo, as well as wet-wipes for, ya know, when you gotta clean up. The top flips up and you can put in a roll of TP and use as a TP dispenser, but I don't use it for that - that's where I keep my wipes. Top shelf is nice for a little plant for decor and a good place to leave my phone and glasses while in shower. Really easy to put together and looks like it cost more than it did!

Very easy to assemble and reasonably stable, not wobbly as one might expect

bought it to wedge between the sink and the toilet. it is very easy to assemble and make good use of that space

En mi experiencia me gustó mucho el mueble, es facil de armar, viene con un instructivo y aunque el material no es de la mejor calidad, cumple su función de mueble de baño, no salió malo, no se ha dañado por humedad ni se ha roto, ni tiré mi dinero a la basura y todo lo que leí en comentarios anteriores, a veces leerlos nos confunde mas como compradores. El único detalles es que se me hace medio caro pero al final me hizo muy feliz el mueble.

Great for small spaces. Easy to assemble.

Very bad quality! Thin flimsy pieces that doesn’t look nice from the sides cause you can see where the pieces interlock with each other, as well as the screws. Careful for the return time period!!!! Usually with Amazon you have 30 days, but I didn’t realize this is only 2 weeks. Only got time to build it after 2 weeks of delivery and niw I can’t return it!!! Don’t waste your money!!! Very expensive for such cheap flimsy material!!

The cabinet is ok. The plastic brackets for the shelf don’t stay in. So not using the interior shelf as it doesn’t hold. Once put together there a small gaps around the edges and tightening the screws doesn’t help with that. Overall looks ok.