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This Item  IAVEYG Bamboo Toilet Paper Holder Stand, 4-in-1 Free-Standing Toilet Paper Roll Holder with Shelf and Wipes Storage Box, Toilet Wipes Dispenser Organizer Temporary Desktop for Bathroom |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $30.48 | $39.99 | $44.99 | -7% $17.03 Typical: $18.31 | $30.99 | $29.99 |
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| Sold By | Amazon Warehouse | Roahumos | Roahumos | OYEAL Direct | Bathika | Sonyabecca |
| material | Bamboo | Bamboo | Bamboo | Metal | Stainless Steel | Metal |
| roll quantity | 1 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 1, 6, 4 |
| installation | Free Standing | Free Standing | Free Standing | Free Standing | Free Standing | Free Standing |
| finish type | Lacquered | Oil Rubbed | Painted | Painted | Polished | — |
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Cute, functional, easy to assemble - a little smaller than some
Came neatly packed in a small box no bigger than necessary.Package contained a sheet with assembly instructions, and a bubble-wrapped bundle of wooden components, plus a bag of hardware and a small screwdriver.*(Garlic not included in package, just shown for scale)The base had a rough area on one edge, but I aligned that to the back when assembling, so that it wouldn't be as noticeable.The toilet paper dispenser crossbar also had a little roughness along one edge.Assembly is possible with one person, but it's much easier with an extra pair of hands to help hold things steady while screwing the legs to the base and to the box.The 2-piece legs are connected with Chicago screws, and attached to the base with woodscrews from underneath.Then you screw the top "box" portion to the top of the legs.Had a little difficulty getting the top screws in to hold the box to the top of the legs using the included screwdriver, and I switched over to a power driver to get it done.The holes in the floor of the box are not countersunk, so the heads of the screws do not lie flush with the bottom of the box.Once assembled, it's very cute, but a little shorter than I expected.The toilet paper rolls shown in the pictures are Charmin brand "Mega" rolls ("equivalent to 4 ordinary rolls"). They wedge nicely between the legs of the stand, but you can only fit two spare rolls below a full roll on the crossbar.The box on top appears to be large enough to put a long box of tissue paper in, or a pack of wet wipes, or a supply of pads; whatever you like. I don't know how we'll use the box yet in this scenario.When placed beside the older toilet paper holder we had in the guest bathroom, some size comparisons are noted. On our old rack, you can store 4 spare rolls with a full roll on the dispenser.With this new bamboo rack, you can really only hold 2 spare rolls plus a full roll on the dispenser.Also, the dispensing roll on my old rack is placed higher up, at 24 inches from the floor.The dispensing roll on the new rack is only about 16 inches from the floor.From a seated position, you have to lean down a little more to reach the roll, which feels a little awkward.*Note: that awkwardness is based on having it positioned directly in front of the you; however, if it is placed to one side then the height doesn't seem to be as awkward.Overall it seems best for small spaces, guest bathrooms, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
Package contained a sheet with assembly instructions, and a bubble-wrapped bundle of wooden components, plus a bag of hardware and a small screwdriver.
*(Garlic not included in package, just shown for scale)
The base had a rough area on one edge, but I aligned that to the back when assembling, so that it wouldn't be as noticeable.
The toilet paper dispenser crossbar also had a little roughness along one edge.
Assembly is possible with one person, but it's much easier with an extra pair of hands to help hold things steady while screwing the legs to the base and to the box.
The 2-piece legs are connected with Chicago screws, and attached to the base with woodscrews from underneath.
Then you screw the top "box" portion to the top of the legs.
Had a little difficulty getting the top screws in to hold the box to the top of the legs using the included screwdriver, and I switched over to a power driver to get it done.
The holes in the floor of the box are not countersunk, so the heads of the screws do not lie flush with the bottom of the box.
Once assembled, it's very cute, but a little shorter than I expected.
The toilet paper rolls shown in the pictures are Charmin brand "Mega" rolls ("equivalent to 4 ordinary rolls"). They wedge nicely between the legs of the stand, but you can only fit two spare rolls below a full roll on the crossbar.
The box on top appears to be large enough to put a long box of tissue paper in, or a pack of wet wipes, or a supply of pads; whatever you like. I don't know how we'll use the box yet in this scenario.
When placed beside the older toilet paper holder we had in the guest bathroom, some size comparisons are noted. On our old rack, you can store 4 spare rolls with a full roll on the dispenser.
With this new bamboo rack, you can really only hold 2 spare rolls plus a full roll on the dispenser.
Also, the dispensing roll on my old rack is placed higher up, at 24 inches from the floor.
The dispensing roll on the new rack is only about 16 inches from the floor.
From a seated position, you have to lean down a little more to reach the roll, which feels a little awkward.
*Note: that awkwardness is based on having it positioned directly in front of the you; however, if it is placed to one side then the height doesn't seem to be as awkward.
Overall it seems best for small spaces, guest bathrooms, etc.
Cute, functional, easy to assemble - a little smaller than some
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
Came neatly packed in a small box no bigger than necessary.Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
Package contained a sheet with assembly instructions, and a bubble-wrapped bundle of wooden components, plus a bag of hardware and a small screwdriver.
*(Garlic not included in package, just shown for scale)
The base had a rough area on one edge, but I aligned that to the back when assembling, so that it wouldn't be as noticeable.
The toilet paper dispenser crossbar also had a little roughness along one edge.
Assembly is possible with one person, but it's much easier with an extra pair of hands to help hold things steady while screwing the legs to the base and to the box.
The 2-piece legs are connected with Chicago screws, and attached to the base with woodscrews from underneath.
Then you screw the top "box" portion to the top of the legs.
Had a little difficulty getting the top screws in to hold the box to the top of the legs using the included screwdriver, and I switched over to a power driver to get it done.
The holes in the floor of the box are not countersunk, so the heads of the screws do not lie flush with the bottom of the box.
Once assembled, it's very cute, but a little shorter than I expected.
The toilet paper rolls shown in the pictures are Charmin brand "Mega" rolls ("equivalent to 4 ordinary rolls"). They wedge nicely between the legs of the stand, but you can only fit two spare rolls below a full roll on the crossbar.
The box on top appears to be large enough to put a long box of tissue paper in, or a pack of wet wipes, or a supply of pads; whatever you like. I don't know how we'll use the box yet in this scenario.
When placed beside the older toilet paper holder we had in the guest bathroom, some size comparisons are noted. On our old rack, you can store 4 spare rolls with a full roll on the dispenser.
With this new bamboo rack, you can really only hold 2 spare rolls plus a full roll on the dispenser.
Also, the dispensing roll on my old rack is placed higher up, at 24 inches from the floor.
The dispensing roll on the new rack is only about 16 inches from the floor.
From a seated position, you have to lean down a little more to reach the roll, which feels a little awkward.
*Note: that awkwardness is based on having it positioned directly in front of the you; however, if it is placed to one side then the height doesn't seem to be as awkward.
Overall it seems best for small spaces, guest bathrooms, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2024
This toilet paper stand is pretty decent, the bamboo wood is not too bad. It’s super easy to put together, so easy, in fact you don’t need the instructions at all! The box on top is actually always put together.
What I don’t like about it that it has a slight wobble. Also with the toilet paper under the box, it makes it kind of awkward to get to the tp. But apparently my kid nephew thinks it’s great! The storage box is pretty great for sanitary products if you don’t already have a place for them. Overall, it’s a a pretty decent tp stand. I wouldn’t buy it again if I had to, but it does do what we want it to do.
What I don’t like about it that it has a slight wobble. Also with the toilet paper under the box, it makes it kind of awkward to get to the tp. But apparently my kid nephew thinks it’s great! The storage box is pretty great for sanitary products if you don’t already have a place for them. Overall, it’s a a pretty decent tp stand. I wouldn’t buy it again if I had to, but it does do what we want it to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024
Its hard to tell from the photos in the ad, but the bamboo looks nice and dark, but the interior of the box is very light.
As far as the tp stand though its great. there is a spot for wet wipes on top, holds 2 spare rolls below and takes up very little space. There is also the lid on top which is a good place to set your phone down.
materials seem pretty good, solid wood bamboo, and hardware seems decent. I will report back if it fails or breaks but it seems like a good quality piece given the price.
As far as the tp stand though its great. there is a spot for wet wipes on top, holds 2 spare rolls below and takes up very little space. There is also the lid on top which is a good place to set your phone down.
materials seem pretty good, solid wood bamboo, and hardware seems decent. I will report back if it fails or breaks but it seems like a good quality piece given the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
