Has anyone used this as bathroom storage? If so, are you pleased with it for that purpose?
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I've been using it as a microwave cabinet, but have plans to move it to a bathroom after a kitchen remodel. It will offer nice towel storage, two small drawers for personal items, a bit of a counter for kleenex and a mirror, and the top glassed-in area for soaps, bath salts, etc. I purchased this with a dual potential in mind.
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It's not very deep, only 16", and if you have the space I think it would look nice with pretty items showing.
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It's larger and much heavier than what would by typical in a bathroom. I wouldn't recommend unless you have a large bathroom.
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I think the design would work but I do not know how it may hold up to the humidity that could build up in a bathroom. I think it would depend on the size of the room and how much moisture/humidity you get in the room after use. My concern would be for the back panel.
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That is a unique use that I hadn't thought about. Depending on the length of your cruise, it might be overkill, but I will say that bathrooms in cruise ship rooms are quite small and this might be a great answer for containing things. We bought ours for holding water bottles in our mudroom (we have six people and a LOT of water bottles). It would certainly work for many other things. Enjoy your first cruise!
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I wouldn't use it to store anything unless you attach it to the door with the provided screws. The rack is flimsy and doesn't work with the over-the-door brackets. I returned the one we received.
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Hello. I wasn't a good fit for bath towels as far as i'm concerned but it is great for holding bathroom necessities.
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No. Not sturdy enough. I just use it in a closet for storing bath products, etc.
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i have it in my bathroom- holding 2 stacks of towels on each shelf, along with small knickknacks. just be sure it is mounted into a sturdy wall. easy to assemble, also
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I've loaded mine down with toiletries and they seem to handle it fine. I would say that if you plan on high usage, they may not stand up over time with too much wieght loaded into them.
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Small cans maybe. It's sturdy enough for bathroom stuff, i'd be a little hesitant to load it up with heavy Kitchen supplies. Oh by the way the reports of the feet not screwing in right are true.
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hi ther i wouldnt stack these shelves they would probably fall over being they r long. otherwise it looks nice in the bathroom wich is what i purchased it for .
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We store towels, toiletries and a vacuum cleaner in ours. We use removable baskets to make accessing items easier. This cabinet is sturdy enough - I'd wonder about weight of canned/dry goods, but if you didn't overload I'm sure it would be fine. We switched to pull out shelves for our kitchen cabinets and love the fact that I can see items further back on shelf. Hope this helps.
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absolutely. My daughter uses it with two baskets one with toiletries and other with drier, iron etc the other two spaces with towels. Its very sturdy eventhough its very lightweight. I would recomend at least plastic bins to storage small bottles etc because of the wire racks
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We have one and use it as a toy/book storage and it works really well for that. In my opinion I don't think it would work well for clothing in bins. The sizes of the shelves (with or without bins) would make it difficult to keep clothes organized.
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Thank you for asking. This rack is perfect for the use we bought it for. We have put it on the back of the pantry in the kitchen. It is wonderful for soup cans, small boxes, such as pudding, gravy packs and other smaller items. Personally I think this rack would not be suitable for DVD storage. Some of the shelves are more shallow than others. We put the small little bottles of spices in the shallow shelves. The types of spices that are only and inch and a half to two inches high. Good luck and I hope this post was of help to you.
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That's where I keep mine and it hasn't seemed to have any deleterious effects on it. If you can use it in the shower I don't see why it can't be stored in the bathroom.
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I have shirts, pants and suits hanging with shoes on the rack below and purses and sweats/workout clothes in the drawers. It would be able to hold a couple of coats as well. There are studier wardrobes out there but it will be reflected in the price. I am very happy with what I've been using it for. I agree with JSW about the smell. I had that issue too but chalked it up to the processing of the plastic and it eventually went away. The doors close with magnetic closures.
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Yes, it's deep enough to store toilet tissue rolls...they just fit if squeezed a little. It's really a great cabinet with an excellent outside finish.