iDesign 33350 Rain Metal Free-Standing Magazine Holder, Newspaper and Book Storage for Bathroom, Office, Bedroom, Den, 5" x 10" x 8.5"

Have you ever watched home buying shows and they walk into grand master baths? The bathtub would look at home in the Roman baths, the shower has 15 different water shooting devices from top to bottom and on the sides, the toilet is off in it's own room and their are double vanities longer than some kitchen counters? Yeah, that is not our master. Our master is a teeny tiny bathroom tucked behind a wall and looking nothing more like they fit it into the same dimensions as a small walk in closet.We have no floor space, but we like to read in the bathroom. Leaving books laying all over the floor isn't great, but most magazine holders just are to large. This bathroom magazine holder is perfect. It has a very small footprint but still holds a good number of magazines or a book or two, or both. The feet make it steady so we aren't knocking it over, and it actually fits in our miniscule master.The chrome is attractive and is standing up to bathroom humidity. I am very happy with this purchase.

I love the look of the "raindrops," and the size is perfect! It's not too wide to sit in-between the toilet and the wall, and the width holds magazines perfectly--no wasted space.

This is a nice, compact rack, that fits well in my bathroom. It seems sturdy and, while small, fits a good number of magazines.

This cute little magazine holder is good quality and stable - it's not going to tip over.It's a bit surprising just how small it is - even if you've seen the pictures online and read the dimensions. It's not a bucket. Think more of the size of a thick binder. But that's great. Unobtrusive, and no more magazines and catalogs scattered on the bathroom floor, getting waterlogged. This will hold a handful of catalogs and magazines (you should toss those months-old magazines anyway), and still takes up very little space and will fit in any tiny bathroom. Yeah, that tiny bathroom where the toilet is practically bound on all sides by wall - this will still fit because it's less wide than the difference between the (average) toilet seat and the base (meaning, it can fit next to the base of the toilet). Anyway, I'm happy with this. I could have done without the textured plastic at the top - but it doesn't take much away from the product overall.Highly recommend.

I love this little magazine holder. It is sized that it does hold several magazines, but not so many that one would have way too many around. I like to keep my ones I keep and the one I haven't read yet down to a reasonable number and this holder helps with that all while looking amazing. I have had mine a little over two years now and it looks just as great as the day I pulled it from the box. I am ordering another today for my room (for the ones I have yet to read), while the other is in the living room (ones I've read, but keeping around a while for reference and guests enjoyment). Highly recommend this. Oh yeah, I love the fact that it does not collect dust in any way. Some kinds are wood or closed in all around while this one is completely open, so no dusting needed. Another point is that I have carpet and this has no problem standing on my carpet without tipping over or leaning in any way.

Needed a trash can for a small area next to a vanity and couldn’t find one, so had to get creative. This fit the space and a small trash bag. The metal parts are fine, the style is cute, the plastic panel is what makes it look and feel cheap. It works for our purpose but think it would be very small for magazines and plastic edge doesn’t seem sturdy enough. We have it free standing but it did come with hardware for the wall. Don’t think I’d like the look hanging with the feet if it were used as intended.

great product

This items meets my needs and I am delighted with it.