This is a nice bathroom countertop organizer. It is easy to put together and works great on a counter. It is a good size and the shape fits well in the corner of a counter. You need a little over half a foot by over a foot of space. Then you need about 2ft vertically to use the top as a shelf. It isn’t cheap but you get a nice piece that looks stealth in the crystal clear color. I am happy with it.

I love this so much. I use it to organize some of my extra nail polishes and it is perfect. It’s three tiers and the top one is the widest. Each one has 3 parts to them which isn’t a big need for me but I like that the option is there so I can separate them into sections in my own head. It was super easy to put together and even though the top one is the widest the whole thing is very sturdy and well balanced. You can slide each section forward or you can remove it from the tracks altogether so this is perfect when I don’t want all the extra polishes laying around or being messy. It is a little expensive for its simplicity but I get so much use out of it I don’t regret getting it and I have thought about getting another one multiple times because it’s that useful.

Easy to put together and the product was just the right size . Like how the drawers slide out easily and the room height between each drawer.

I like that this vanity organizer is a nice color, that the drawers run smoothly, and it holds a decent amount of stuff. Our bathroom counter was a mess but this organizer helped us wrangle all of our loose items neatly.I deducted a star because while the organizer was easy to put together, the rods it came with were either bent or didn't insert fully into their designated holes. Once the organizer was assembled, it was somewhat wobbly and wouldn't sit completely level despite my adjustments. If the organizer was made with sturdier materials, it'd be perfect.

The first step of the instructions made no sense. It refers to a sticker that I can't find and then a jumble of numbers. Luckily, the pictures seem clear enough. In looking at my remaining pile while doing step two, though, I found the "sticker" they were referring to: a four pack of rubber feet on a sticky backing. The square was floating loose, making the instructions confusing. These feet go on the bottom of the lowest shelf where the upright pins insert on the other layers and are so that the organizer doesn't slip. Finding them after moving on meant I had to do the first step after step two or disassemble and start again. So it's a little difficult, but not as difficult as I thought it would be. I chose the lazy way and flipped the partially assembled organizer to add the feet without redoing anything. The feet do not actually fit in the bottom of the pinhole and so placement was a little imprecise, but they seem to have stuck well.Having completed step 2, the organizer is much taller than I expected, which means taller items will fit in the interior drawers. Also, I just figured out the instruction confusion. That one block of text covers all of the pictures from the start of instruction to the end rather than just step 1. The other blocks of text are a repeat of the same instructions in various languages.If you're not sure you want the separators or dividers, you can add them after the drawers have been put in place, or remove them after complete assembly. Also, it is easy to misalign one side of the divider, but slipping it out again and putting it back correctly is also easy.Inserting the drawers requires precision because they have a notch that you put them into, but this design means you can slide the drawer back and forth without it coming off or getting jammed. The notch also controls how far the drawer extends, with the final section at the back never going out over open air. This prevents the organizer from being unbalanced and falling forward. The height between the drawers, and the open walls, means you can easily reach the items in the back through the side when the drawer is slid forward. I found I often reach through the sides to get my items without sliding the drawer out at all.Despite the confusion, it was pretty easy to assemble the organizer. Watch your placement of the small trash pieces like the remainder after removing the sticky feet. They can look like toys or treats to cats and small children.The assembled organizer is sturdy enough that I was able to pick it up and carry it to my overly cluttered bathroom counter. Within minutes, everything that didn't need to be on the sink was within the organizer, both easy to access (sometimes easier than when on the counter) and organized by how I use them, making it less likely I'd forget to do something when washing up. And as a side benefit, because the dividers make interior walls, there are many places where bottles can sit upside down to get the last few bits of lotion and soap instead of wasting it.My only quibble is on the spacers. I would have liked the option of creating smaller and larger partitions rather than all equal-sized. This limitation means that I have some things (like a tissue box) balanced on a divider and in other areas I have large, unorganized spaces to accommodate one item that is slightly larger than the partition size.

I already had a two-tier set of green drawers that I really liked from a different (and more expensive $32.99) seller, so I decided to give this three tier one a try because it looked the same and at a better price ($19.99). It is exactly the same when comparing the product, even the manufacturer address is the same. This style of drawer seems to be made and then sold under different names and prices, so shop around for the best deal. As for the drawers themselves, it's a well designed product, hence why I wanted a second set! They come well packaged, and they're really easy to put together. The drawers can be stacked with the metal supports, or they can be used as single height drawers. The versatility means I can use them in different configuration if I move somewhere with different cabinets. I have the two-tier one stacked and used in my vanity cabinet, but the three tier one I kept as separate drawers and put in some upper cabinets that I have trouble seeing to the back of, and these drawers fit, just barely (the cabinets are just a standard builder's grade wall cabinet). I can now pull out the drawers to get to the back stuff in the cabinet without needing to move everything, or I can lift out the whole drawer like a basket. You can also see up through the clear plastic bottom, which is convenient for really high cabinets. The drawers have a built in stop so you won't pull it out all the way by accident, but you do need to hold the base with your other hand while pulling on the drawer to make sure that the base doesn't move. I really like that these drawers can be detached from their base/slides if you want to take the drawer out, which is better than some other tiered drawer organizers where they're permanently attached to the slides. I would say these do better with lighter weight things as they are just plastic, but for most bathroom bottles and such, they are a good solution. The green color is subtle and looks a bit gray in some lighting. The ability to easily remove the drawer dividers to fit more or different shaped things is also great.