QEEIG Bathroom Shelves, 15.7-Inch

The 6.7-inch depth gives these QEEIG floating shelves room for more than small decor, while the included metal basket adds a spot for toilet paper. Together, they’re designed to make use of the wall above a toilet or in a bathroom vanity area without taking up counter space. The shelves are made from medium-density fiberboard, not solid wood, and use steel brackets concealed behind the shelf for a cleaner farmhouse-style look. If you’re choosing between a simple display shelf and a set with dedicated paper storage, that basket is the practical difference here.

Key points

Each shelf measures 6.7 inches deep, 15.7 inches wide, and 1.5 inches high. The depth is intended to fit items such as books, a small basket, or folded bath towels, while the metal basket is sized to hold four toilet paper rolls. That can be useful in a bathroom where supplies are otherwise stacked on the floor or kept out of reach in a cabinet.

The manufacturer states that the shelves support up to 25 pounds without wobbling or sagging, with steel brackets providing the support. Treat that as the stated capacity rather than a reason to load them with heavy items. Keep in mind that the shelves are MDF, not solid wood, if natural wood grain or a solid-wood build is a priority, this set won’t provide it. The product description says MDF is suited to damp bathroom environments, but it doesn’t give care or water-exposure instructions.

How to use it

Mount the shelves above the toilet to keep extra rolls and bathroom essentials together, or use them in a vanity area for a small basket and everyday items. A practical setup might put the paper rolls in the metal basket and leave the shelf surface for a folded hand towel or a small decorative item. The concealed-bracket design keeps the hardware out of sight once installed, which supports the uncluttered floating-shelf look.

Assembly instructions are included, and the product is described as suitable for a solo setup in a few minutes. The listing doesn’t provide specific mounting or wall-type details, so make sure the installation approach works for your wall before putting items on the shelves.

Practical tips

Use the shelves for a mix of light bathroom storage and display rather than treating them like a full cabinet. For example, keeping toilet paper in the basket and a small plant or collectible on the shelf can free up a narrow vanity surface. The same farmhouse-style shelves are also presented for displaying plants, collectibles, and small decorative objects in other rooms.

It suits you if you want wall-mounted storage that combines a display surface with a dedicated place for toilet paper. You may want to skip it if you need enclosed storage, prefer solid wood, or want installation details that specify your wall type. From the way it is set up, the main benefit is having everyday bathroom items visible and close at hand, not hiding a large collection of supplies.

Before you decide

How many shelves are included? The product name identifies this as a set of two.

How many toilet paper rolls fit in the basket? The description says the metal basket can hold four rolls.

Does the set use solid wood? No. The listed material is medium-density fiberboard, and the description explicitly says it is not solid wood.

Is it worth it?

This set makes sense when the goal is to use wall space above a toilet or near a vanity and keep spare paper within reach, while still leaving room for a little display. Its useful distinction from a basic pair of floating shelves is the included metal basket, a plain shelf set may be a better fit if you don’t need paper storage or would rather choose your own containers. Buy it for that combined storage-and-display arrangement, but look elsewhere if solid wood or more detailed mounting guidance matters more to you.