White Shaker Slimline MDF Multi-purpose Bathroom Storage Unit, 49.5cm x 16cm x 40cm

This is perfect and you can get so many toilet rolls in there and cleaning products - love I also was easy to assemble

The quality of the wood and the paint job isn't great (quite uneven). The different parts don't fit together seamlessly, too. So I you need to accept it won't be perfect. But it's a nice large size, it's pain enough, easy to assemble and still pretty neat.So it isn't the right product for perfectionists. But it's pretty good and does the job.

The size is larger than similar boxes like this listed on Amazon. Although unobtrusive in the bathroom, I've easily fit a bleach bottle, drain unblocker, various sprays and cleaning products and have a little room to spare. It was a super-quick build and it feels sturdy, the colour and style suits my decor well.However, the lid, which just rests on top, is warped so the edges don't rest on the two ends, it rocks length-wise. Not a major issue as I don't intend to be using the top as a surface, but can clearly see it's not straight, which is a shame. At £32.99 the quality would have been correct had all been square/straight. As it is I feel it was a little on the expensive side.

Very happy with this purchase, it looks so nice in my bathroom

Using this in my wc for storage of tp and cleaners. Tidy unit that holds a lot. Liked it so much I bought a second one.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this item at £29.99 rather than the Amazon Choice one that was less than £25, simply because the photos on this item showed that no screws would be seen once built.I was able to construct this within 12 minutes including taking it out of the box.Was easy to assemble however, the final result was disappointing. The joins don’t seem to join together completely on some corners and the screws are to be covered with a sticker, that happens to be a slightly different colour.As it’s MDF, some of the finishes are a little rough and dust collecting on these edges I foresee being difficult to clean properly.I have uploaded a video and photos.It does seem quite sturdy and is seemingly able to withstand the weight added inside, and seems able to withstand being sat upon for a short amount of time.It fits in the gap that I wanted it for and will be useful but disappointed that I paid more for a better finish and didn’t get it.

To my jaundiced eyes, this bathroom storage box seems like very good quality for the money (just over £20, unlike reviewers from a few years ago who got it much cheaper). Packaged well, I initially discarded the screws in their little bag in error, so take more care than me. Next error was that I didn't check that the grooves for the bottom of the box were all at the bottom, so I had a game of screw/unscrew/turnaround. Even though I was delayed by my own slapdash approach to diy, (I am more of a call-in-dues-from-a-son type of gal, but I'm impatient to store my loo rolls, and he's in the south of France) I still got it assembled within 20 mins. I've bought more than one, so after the prototype I got it down to 12 minutes. I've also bought little white sticky screw hole covers, after reading the reviews, I got the about £2 ones, as their reviews were better, and they seem excellent, you need 12 per box. I've now got loo rolls, bleach, cleaning materials all stored safely away. The box is very commodious, and the typical tall bottles of cleaning materials with spray nozzle easily fit in.

Assembly is easy to moderate. Most difficult part is aligning the parts so that the screws fit into the pre-drilled holes and that all the parts fit flush tight. Make sure you assemble the parts in the order given in the instructions.Assembled product isn’t going to win awards but it does the job. It can accommodate 12 loo rolls comfortably.