AOJEZOR Toilet Paper Holder Stand: Freestanding No Drill PVC Bathroom Storage for Apartment Renters -Protect Rental Deposit- Small Space Storage Solution

This little shelf/storage unit is perfect for my very small bathrooms. They come with all the panels pre-cut, relatively clear assembly instructions and the screws, even tiny screwdriver. Assembly takes a little time but once done the shelf looks nice, serves the purpose and seems sturdy enough for the job. I bought several of these while on sale and will use at least one somewhere in my camper van as it is so lightweight. It should work well there for small item storage.

Overall, I'm very happy with this item. Some specific details: Appearance: 4.5/5 - It looks great. My only issue is that it would have been nice to have stickers or something to cover the screws, but the exposed screws don't bother me too much. Stability: 5/5 - It's as sturdy as it needs to be. I wouldn't recommend putting anything super heavy on it, but for holding toilet paper + some light decorations or cosmetics, it's sturdy enough to get the job done, no problem. Functionality: 5/5 - It does exactly what it promises, it's as easy to change toilet paper as most standard roll holders, and you can comfortably fit two rolls of toilet paper in the bottom cabinet. You can fit three if you force it, but then it's hard to get the rolls out, so I would definitely stick with keeping two spares in the cabinet, which should be plenty, especially for a guest bathroom. Setup: 4/5 - Overall the setup was fairly easy, provided you have some familiarity with assembling furniture/reading instructions. They were a bit difficult to follow in places, and it would have been helpful if the individual pieces had labels (A, B, etc.), but the assembly wasn't super complicated, so that didn't cause too much friction. Price: 5/5 - Ultimately, this item is well worth the price. Any minor issues I have with it are outweighed by the low cost. Overall, it met my expectations, and is a great addition to our guest bathroom. (P.s. - In the attached images, the item looks pink because of the lighting + camera quality, but in person it's a very nice shade of white.)

Took 45 minutes to assemble, because I had to read the instructions, press pieces in place, and redo a few steps. Pro: quick and easy one person job to assemble. Cute height and size. Cons: screws are too obvious. White screws would have been aesthetically more pleasing. Even the inclusion of white paper tabs to cover the nail heads would have been nice. Also, some slots/holes were not wide enough for an easy fit which caused the only mishap; because I couldn’t get one side pressed in, a piece ended up breaking off. That is why it lost a star in the review. I opted to not return it because I needed it that night in the guest bathroom.

It’s super cute and easy to put together it fits the mega rolls perfectly, we love it, and extremely affordable.

This arrived on time and was very easy to put together. It's made of styrofoam board. I didn't know that. I'm doubtful it will last very long in the bathroom if it gets wet. It's looks nice, minus the obvious connections. It's kind of sturdy. But it's made of foam board. It does come with screws to help hold the styrofoam together.

I don't love that this is made of PVC, but it was inexpensive, the right size and shape for our tiny awkward bathroom, and can handle the mega-rolls of toilet paper which the old porcelain mortared-on TP holder can't. It also takes care of the extra roll storage dilemma. It also shipped small and light, so if I hadn't been able to put it together immediately it wouldn't have taken up too much room. I like that it can hang on a wall and might end up doing that if I decide to chip off the porcelain one. It went together easily and it's sturdy enough for its stated purpose. If handled with reasonable care it shouldn't be hard to keep it out of the landfill, and if I end up not needing it (hoping to remodel soon) I can pass it along for further use. Be patient and don't use too much force to push it together (skip the hammers!), or excessive force with the screws. When the jigsaw-like joints are important to stability you don't want to over-work them putting it together hastily. For this reason I suspect it would not be as sturdy if disassembled and reassembled but it's so small I can't imagine why you would need to. I have arthritis in my hands so I was worried I might need to get the hammer out but I was able to gently wiggle and press things together without a struggle sitting at the dining room table. I did use my cordless drill for the screws, but used the lowest setting and went slowly. I stopped when the screw head was just barely recessed so it would look smooth but not strain the parts or strip the screws. There were a few extra screws included, along with a tiny Phillips head screwdriver, which was nice. I was worried I might have to do extra work to reverse the door, since I wanted the knob on the right and not the left as in the product picture. But all I had to do was start with the opposite side from what is shown in the instructions and flip things in my head--a little bit of a challenge but I double-checked things as I went and didn't have to un-snap anything. Do read through the instructions before starting, and you might want to hold the parts up to visualize before attaching if you want to do the door reversal trick like I did.

I have the tiniest half bath connected to my bedroom. The previous owners literally turned the walk in closet into a bathroom. I'm always looking for items that will give me more storage, so I grabbed this on sale for $12. I'm shocked at the negative reviews claiming this is difficult to build. It is by far the SIMPLEST build I've ever done. I had it put together in 15 minutes. The instructions give you pictures, and if you pay attention to them you literally will have no problems. I didn't even look at the worded directions. All the pieces are tongue and groove, and not a single screw hole didn't perfectly align. Everything popped into place with no issues. The product itself is great. The tongue and groove design plus added screws make it incredibly stable. You need absolutely no tools of your own- it comes with a mini screw driver that fits the screws exact. This is perfect for a toilet paper holder like intended, or you can leave the bar out and use it as a small shelf for storage. Love it! $12 is a steal for this!

I’ll start by saying this Toilet Paper Holder does as expected, it holds the toilet paper, and has storage enough to hold three Mega rolls of toilet paper inside the cabinet at the bottom. It holds one roll of toilet paper on a roller to use and has a small shelf underneath that could hold an extra roll of toilet paper even if desired, mine holds wash rags with it being located close to the tub and all. Lastly there is a place on top above the roller to set more things on , oddly this “shelf” is hinged and made to lift/ open ? Personally I don’t get it , my wife says it’s there to help with ease of replacing the toilet paper, hmm 🤔 - I don’t have any trouble without using this feature personally 👀 😝 Now with all that said , I am satisfied with what I get out of it. It holds plenty of toilet paper, has some handy storage options, and it’s made of PVC so there’s no risk of rust , and wipes clean easily. My wife has pointed out that the roller is very loose in that it spins rapidly when you jerk the toilet paper off which leads to it making a trail of toilet paper down to the floor that you then have to roll back up. Yes I see her point also the roller sits loose inside the roll it doesn’t hold it in place , perhaps it could be replaced ,Idk ,I don’t have that issue myself as I hold the roll still with one hand and tear off the paper with my other hand… The quality of the unit could be an issue with some as it IS NOT WOOD it’s PVC as described and had a sort of styrofoam like feel to it , honestly I was worried that I was going to break a piece putting it together, but everything worked and it is still intact and functional so it works for me . Downsides I did have are that the screw heads stick out and are not flush or sunken into the sides, and then there was the issue of the sides not lining up quite right, the unit is pieced together like a puzzle and you can see what I’m talking about in my pics . It’s not perfect, but it’s light , mostly looks nice and functional, plus extremely light weight. I’d repurchase if necessary down the road so that tells you something.