This 72-inch tall linen tower fits the kind of vertical storage problem that almost every bathroom shares: there is height in the room, but not enough floor space for a wider cabinet. At a slim 17 inches wide by 16 inches deep, the tower slides into the narrow channel between a vanity and the wall, beside a stacked washer, or into the corner of a master bath, places that wider cabinets simply cannot reach. The full 6-foot height turns that narrow strip into shelves and shelves of real storage.Built from Mdf panels reinforced with engineered particleboard, the tower is stable and weighs in at 69.5 pounds when assembled, sturdy enough to hold its shape over years of bathroom use. Open shelves on top let you display folded towels, decorative baskets, or jars of cotton rounds, while the lower concealed compartments hide the everyday clutter of bath and beauty supplies that does not belong on display. Each shelf is rated to hold up to 11 pounds, which is more than enough for stacks of folded bath towels, baskets of guest-room toiletries, or a row of bath products.Whether you are linen-organizing a guest bathroom, freeing up vanity-top space in a primary suite, or just turning a wasted narrow strip of wall into the bathroom's most useful piece of furniture, this slim tall tower gives you back square feet of floor without giving up any storage.