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An over-the-toilet storage cabinet uses the wall space above the tank, which is often the only free space in a small bathroom. Of the three we compared, the Spirich is a closed cabinet with doors about 24.8 inches wide and 9 inches deep, the GloTika is an open three-tier steel frame 26 inches wide with a listed 39 inches of clearance under the bottom shelf, and the Simple Trending is a black metal three-tier rack. The numbers that decide a good fit are the clearance under the bottom shelf and the total height, so measure your toilet before you look at anything else.
We have not tested these units. Sizes and features come from the Amazon listings, checked on September 30, 2026. Where a listing does not say, we say so.
Three over-the-toilet storage units compared
| Spirich Cabinet with Doors | GloTika 3-Tier, 64 in | Simple Trending 3-Tier Metal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size (as listed) | 24.8 W x 9 D x 66 H in (see note) | 26 W x 11.8 D x 64 H in | 24.25 x 13 x 64 in (see note) |
| Clearance under the bottom shelf | 33.3 in | 39 in | Not stated in the text we read |
| Type | Closed doors, one open shelf, adjustable interior shelf | Open mesh tiers, freestanding | Open metal tiers with towel rack and 3 hooks |
| Material | FSC-certified engineered wood (MDF) | Carbon steel | Metal, coated steel tubing |
| Weight (as listed) | Not stated in the text we read | 8.69 lb | 1 lb for 3 units, which cannot be the assembled weight |
| Load figure in the listing | Not stated in the text we read | 150 lb in the text, 60 lb in the specs (see note) | Not stated in the text we read |
| Wall fixing | Anti-toppling fitting to anchor to the wall | Four adhesive anti-tilt kits, no drilling | Securing straps |
| Best for | A tidy closed look | Tall or bidet toilets and renters | The lowest-effort open rack |
Three listing details need care. The GloTika text says it carries 150 lb, but its specifications say a maximum of 60 pounds, so plan on the lower figure. The Spirich page shows several door styles with slightly different sizes, from 24.8 x 9 x 66 inches to 27.3 x 7.87 x 65.1 inches, so check the size for the style you choose. The Simple Trending page gives 24.25 inches and 13 inches in different orders, and lists the weight as 1 pound for a unit count of 3, so confirm which side is the width and what it weighs.
Clearance: the number that decides the fit
- Bottom shelf height. The shelf must clear the top of your tank and let the lid lift. The listings give 33.3 inches (Spirich) and 39 inches (GloTika); the Simple Trending is not stated in the text we read.
- Total height. The three are 64 to 66 inches tall. Check the ceiling, a window or a light fitting above the toilet.
- Width. Two units are about 25 to 26 inches wide. Check the side walls, a towel bar or a door.
- Depth. Cabinets from 9 to 13 inches deep leave room to sit, but confirm the space between the toilet bowl and the wall.
- Not an over-toilet unit? For wall storage elsewhere, see our storage cabinet guide and floating shelves guide.
Will it fit over your toilet?
Enter the height of the top of your tank from the floor, the ceiling height and the wall width you have. The tool compares them with the listed sizes. The lid needs room to lift, so allow a few inches extra above the tank.
Toilet fit check
Enter three measurements in inches. Measure the tank top from the floor with the lid down.
Compares listed outer sizes only. Baseboards, a window and door swing also matter. Check the product page.
The three units
Spirich Over The Toilet Storage Cabinet with Doors
The listing describes an FSC-certified engineered wood cabinet with beadboard paneling and silver knobs, closed storage behind doors, an open shelf and an adjustable interior shelf with three height settings. It includes an anti-toppling fitting that anchors to the wall and says it suits most standard-height toilets with 33.3 inches under the bottom shelf.
- Good for: a bathroom where you want towels and toiletries hidden behind doors.
- Keep in mind: the weight and load limit are not stated in the text we read, and the size differs between door styles.
GloTika 3-Tier Over Toilet Storage Cabinet, No Drilling, 64 in, Black
The listing describes a carbon steel frame with welded mesh tiers, four anti-tilt kits that anchor with adhesive so nothing is drilled, and a bottom shelf 39 inches off the floor for tall and bidet toilets. It includes a roll holder and four side hooks. The table gives 11.8 by 26 by 64 inches and 8.69 lb.
- Good for: a renter, a tall or bidet toilet, or anyone who does not want to drill tile.
- Keep in mind: the load figure differs (150 lb in the text, 60 lb in the specifications), and open tiers show everything.
Simple Trending Over The Toilet Storage Cabinet, Metal, 3 Tier, Black
The listing describes a three-tier steel-tube rack with a waterproof coating, a towel rack, three hooks and a paper holder, securing straps and non-slip foot pads, with an Allen key for assembly. It says it fits most standard toilets and can also be used in a laundry room or entryway.
- Good for: an open rack with hooks in a bathroom where a closed cabinet feels heavy.
- Keep in mind: the width and depth order is unclear, the weight is unreliable, and the clearance under the bottom shelf is not stated in the text we read.
How to choose an over-the-toilet storage cabinet
- Measure the tank. Use the tool above. The bottom shelf must clear the tank and the lid.
- Closed or open. Doors hide clutter; open tiers show it but look lighter in a tiny room.
- Wall fixing. Any tall unit near a toilet should be secured. The Spirich uses a fitting, the GloTika adhesive kits, the Simple Trending straps.
- Load. Put heavier items low. Confirm the load figure, since one listing gives two.
- Humidity. Engineered wood and steel behave differently in a damp room; check the coating or finish described in the listing.
- Other spots. See our small home office checklist and cube storage guide.
Frequently asked questions
How much space do I need above the toilet?
Enough for the total height (64 to 66 inches in these listings) and a bottom shelf that clears the tank and lets the lid lift.
Which unit has doors?
The Spirich has doors. The other two are open.
Do I need to drill?
The GloTika lists adhesive anti-tilt kits and says no drilling. The Spirich lists an anti-toppling fitting that anchors to the wall, and the Simple Trending lists securing straps.
How much can they hold?
Load figures are unreliable: the GloTika says 150 lb in the text and 60 lb in its specifications, and the others do not state one in the text we read.
Will it fit a tall or bidet toilet?
The GloTika lists 39 inches under the bottom shelf and says it clears tall and bidet toilets. Measure yours.
Are these wall cabinets?
No. All three stand on the floor over the toilet. For wall-mounted shelves elsewhere, see our floating shelves guide.
Specifications checked on September 30, 2026. Product details and availability on Amazon can change, so confirm size and features on the product page before you buy.
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