Oval Organizer Wall Mounting Plastic Bag Holder and Dispenser, Black

Had use this product before. I like that it's inexpensive & comes in other colors beside white. keeps things organized and has multi-use for holding gift wrapping paper, vinyl, umbrella, toilet paper ,coffee K-cup pods, toys, cleaning products accessories, plants, etc....

I purchased to hold wrapping & tissue paper. If using for a bag dispenser, it comes w/4 screws to attach to the back of a closet.It holds more rolls than I expected! And is tall enough where they don't tip out! We placed smaller rolls inside the space of larger ones -- it holds all my wrapping paper rolls in a neat & compact manner! And folded tissue paper behind the wrapping paper rolls, against the flat back; I put a few rolls of ribbon in a bag and loosely tied around one of the openings.I use a wheelchair and placed in the back corner, against the wall for easiest access.I gave 4/5 stars b/c it was a struggle to put together. The front piece bends and should easily fit into slots that run down the back.Not only was it difficult to snap into place, when I snapped one piece into place ... as soon as I moved to the next slot, the previous one(s) would come undone.Despite my belief this would be easy for me to assemble by myself ... I needed to ask for help ... and it took the person helping numerous attempts to get the side pieces to stay ... and we had difficulties with the bottom piece, as we needed to "bend" the front piece to the same shape w/o popping the side ones out (we started again).That said, once together, it is quite sturdy!If using for bags, it can fit many and easily attach to a refrigerator w/the 4 suction cups.I chose not to screw into the wall (comes w/4 screws and sheaths); I prefer it in the back corner of my closet, where it stands upright on the floor and I can easily access wrapping paper. It's light enough where, if needed, I can tilt or remove if I need to wrap multiple packages!

I bought this for plastic bag storage. It came with suction cups in case you want to suction it to something, anchors and screws which we used to wall mount, or you could stand it vertically. It is very sturdy. You do have to put it together by bending the sturdy plastic and fitting the pieces together. My son did it for me. I really like that I was able to place it where it takes up no extra space and the bags are contained in one area. I'm very pleased with the product and would recommend.

I have had the grocery bag holder for a few weeks now and it is very nice. Holds a ton of bags and is much better than putting them in another bag and hanging that on a door knob. I have mine hanging just over my garbage can, one side is screwed into a stud and the other is held using the anchors that come with the product.The one complain that I have is that the included suction cups did not seem to hold very well. I tried them on multiple surfaces in my house. I did not expect them to hold to wood, but they did not stick to the side of my refrigerator. I was able to get them to stick on a window, but I can't imagine many folks would want them on the front windows (if you have a pane of glass in your kitchen that is purely internal, that would work.Personally, with the forces involved, I would highly recommend the screws. They would go well either into a wall or into a cabinet or other wooden items. I would have rather them shipped with some strong magnets vs the suction cups to give us the option of front or side of fridge, but I also understand that would probably add to the cost and shipping strong magnets might be more expensive as well (and make the shipment heavier.Assembly was very easy, directions are included if you need them but if you notice the placement of the tabs and slots shouldn't be too difficult. Mine has lasted for going on a month now, no complaints.

I was disappointed with this. It was not what I thought it would be like. I wanted to stick it on the side of my refrigerator but the suction cups it comes with won’t stick to it.

I am just so pleased with this product. It was really bothering me how all of our plastic baggies were stuffed into a Macy's bag hanging on our side door's doorknob. It was such an eyesore in what is otherwise a beautiful kitchen.I made a newb move putting it together though. I thought the "back" sticker was just an unhelpful sticker to mean "hey, this is the back, don't bend this piece", but being the idiot I am, I struggled and finally got it to "click", but I had bent it the wrong way and had only realized when the bottom part would clearly not click because of it. Trust me, it was not easy getting it to click in. That should've been my first clue.Anyway, I just used the backend of a butter knife to undo it and bent it the other way, and boy it sure snapped into place easier. Assembly is a breeze if you do it right. Just know that the "back" sticker really means the outside of it.Anyway, you can see how much cleaner and less space it takes up in my before/after photo. I've got it currently hanging on the door knob now, but it obscures the knob a bit to the point where it'd be difficult to open if it was totally full of bags. I will probably use command hooks to hang it up under the counter behind the trash can so it's out of the way as I don't plan on drilling it into a permanent location or using the suction cups it came with.

I'm using the product for organizing my bags. The assembly wasn't bad, but the item came cracked. And the strange thing is there cracked pieces should've been inside the bag it was sealed it... but it wasn't. Hmmmm??? I used the great Gorrila tape and fixed it! Didn't want the hassle of returning it. Didn't use the suction cups because it requires drilling screws in the wall. I used Command instead. Glad I'm resourceful.

perfect declutterer for all the bags I have around - no longer do I have a bag of bags, I have this instead - definitely a space saver in my pantry