iDesign Classico Wall Mount Newspaper and Magazine Rack for Bathroom - Silver

I bought this to hang in my bathroom to get the magazines off the counter. I had selected a spot for it before purchasing and this was my choice because it was not overly ornate and was small enough to fit in the space. Also, this rack doesn't necessarily need to be hung on the wall. It will stand up on its own. I tried it standing in a few spots (on the floor, by the sink, on the counter) to see if I liked it better there before proceeding with hanging it where I had originally planned. Even stuffed with magazines it stood and did not fall over. It comes with the hardware to hand it with if that is what you want to do with it. The finish seems t be good quality so I don't expect it to start rusting like metal generally does when in a steamy bathroom.

I am writing this review after using this magazine rack for about two years now and must say it is quite durable and well-made. The rack is easy to install with two wall mount screws (included, but you can use longer ones or anchors you may have if you want more stability). The basket fits comfortably half a dozen regular magazines with enough room to sift thru with your fingers. The manufacture is durable. I really have nothing negative to write except perhaps I might add that with this magazine rack in your bathroom, you may stay there longer than usual reading many magazine articles. Recommended.

I tried using the 3M Command Strips to stick this on the wall (as one reviewer suggested) but when magazines were added the rack fell within a few hours. I was trying it out because I didn't want to drill into the wall. Well, in order to have it stay up you need to use the screws that come with the rack. It holds as many as 10 normal sized magazines but if you have Vogue or other thick magazines far fewer would fit. I got the "silver" which I hoped was a match for the brushed nickel I have in my bathroom, but it's more of a dull silver and doesn't have the subtle shine of brushed nickel. However, it was the best match, and I can live with it. If I had white walls I would have chosen the white, and it would have been unobtrusive. The first order came with one bent wire, but Amazon quickly replaced it with a new one. I love that Amazon has such great customer service.

A simple, sturdy magazine rack, it's a little more "fitted" to the magazines than I expected. The silver finish looks nice, and the rack is plenty stable to stand upright without being wall-mounted. I have mine on a kitchen counter.It holds only a modest amount of reading material. Mine is comfortably full at 10 magazines, such that I can flip through them without pulling them out (3-4 "square"-spined magazines, the rest slim-spined). I could squeeze in another 2-5 magazines.A nice way to organize a limited amount of reading material. Recommended.

Exactly what I was looking for to update the bathroom. Holds quite a few magazines. Beautiful Satin nickel finish and design to match touket paper holder as well. Very easy to install. Great price too!!

I used this as a paper bag organizer. I like it because it's compact and flat, so it's easy to mount on a surface and doesn't take up too much space. The basket itself is not very big, but still holds quite a few bags.

Needed a small place to stash reading material in a small bathroom. Perfect. Magazines fit exactly and it is attached to the cabinet between the toilet and the cabinet. Exactly what I needed. If you have a big bathroom and want to stash big volumes, this might not be for you. However, I have several copies of Travel and Leisure (a pretty big magazine), and they fit perfect.

This is somehow smaller than I thought it would be but it does the job. Just wanted a place to put magazines so they weren't on the counters. If you look at a magazine, this rack will cover the bottom half (maybe a little higher) and fit snuggly on each side. Installation was okay; you can't really use a drill unless you have bits long enough to reach the back screws through the front bars. Marking the holes, drilling and then using the hand screw driver to reach through the bars worked fine.