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Spirich Over The Toilet Storage Cabinet with Doors, Bathroom Organizer
Spirich Over The Toilet Storage Cabinet with Doors, Bathroom Organizer
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Spirich Over The Toilet Storage Cabinet with Doors. The anti-toppling fitting can anchor to the wall for security and stability.
Why You'll Like It
- Adjustable design: The adjustable bottom crossbar helps accommodate different toilet tank and pipe configurations.
Product Details
- Brand: Spirich
- Type: Over-the-Toilet Storage
- Dimensions: The adjustable interior shelf has three height settings for bottles, jars, towels, and more.
FAQ
Does it require assembly?
a straightforward setup, this over toilet bathroom organizer includes labeled parts, included hardware, and clear instructions.
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