- 5 stars: 10 (63%)
- 4 stars: 4 (25%)
- 3 stars: 2 (13%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Looks sharp and the stainless seems durable after a couple months. My problem is I tried to put a big gallon jug of cleaner on it and it's just too shallow for that, the jug tips forward. For smaller bottles it's totally fine. Just know its limits and you'll be happy with it.
This is on me, I ordered before measuring. My tank lid is only about 13 inches across so the compact overhangs on both sides and looks off. The shelf quality is good and I'm keeping it on a shelf in the closet instead. Just measure your lid first, seriously.
Holds my shampoo and body wash without issue and it's clearly well made stainless. I'd say the front and back rails are a bit shorter than I imagined, so a really tall bottle can lean if you load it wrong. Rearrange it and it's fine. Overall happy for the price.
The shelf itself is great, no complaints on the metal or the fit. Heads up though, you have to clean the tank lid really well before sticking the pads down or they won't grab. First try it shifted on me, wiped it with alcohol, then it held fine. Read the guide.
It holds everything I need and the no-drill mount is rock solid. The one thing is the 5.9 inch depth, so my biggest pump bottle hangs over the front edge a little. It hasn't fallen but I notice it. For normal sized bottles it's a non-issue.
Quality is solid and the stainless finish looks clean. My only gripe is my tank lid is right at 14 inches so the compact barely fits and the wide would've overhung. Fit is fine once it's settled but there's basically no wiggle room. Measure carefully, they mean it.
My husband kept stacking magazines and reading glasses on the back of the toilet and they'd always fall. Now there's a real shelf there. He put his phone and glasses on it and nothing slides off onto the floor anymore. Simple but it solved an everyday annoyance.
I was worried a shelf this shallow would dump my economy size shampoo. Nope. The back rail catches it and it stands straight. I've got maybe eight pounds of stuff on it and the base hasn't shifted a millimeter. Good weight distribution.
Liked the first one enough that I ordered another for the guest bathroom a couple weeks later. Same deal, sits on the tank, holds the extra towels and a candle. It's low profile so it doesn't make the room feel smaller like those tall tower racks do.
I had a solid-bottom plastic caddy before and water would pool in the bottom and get gross. This one is a hollow frame so water just drains through. The bottles don't sit in a puddle anymore. Small thing but it makes a difference in a humid bathroom.
Honestly expected some fiddly instruction sheet. There wasn't much to it, just peel and stick the pads and set it on the tank. I used the screw kit anyway because I own the house and wanted it permanent. Whole thing took me maybe five minutes with a screwdriver.
My kids share a bathroom and their stuff was everywhere. I put this on the tank and now the bubble bath and their little cups live there. Low enough that my seven year old can reach everything. No tipping even when they bump it getting off the toilet.
Last shelf I had was powder coated steel and it started rusting at the corners within four months. This one is real stainless, you can tell by the weight and the finish. Been sitting in a steamy bathroom for two months now, no spots, no flaking. Worth the few extra bucks.
I read the listing twice because I've been burned by over-the-toilet stuff before. My tank lid is 14.5 inches so I went with the wide one. It clears the flush button on the tank with room to spare. Sturdy little thing, no wobble when I set stuff down on it.
I'm in an apartment and can't drill anything, so the adhesive mount sold me. Loaded it with two big shampoo bottles, conditioner, and a bottle of scrubbing bubbles. The raised rails keep everything from sliding. Pulled it up once to check the pads and they were still stuck tight after a month.
We have a tiny half bath and the floor around the toilet was just covered in shampoo and cleaner bottles. This sits right on the tank lid and holds all of it. Took me about two minutes to stick the pads on and set it down. Nothing has moved since.