Bathroom Magazine Racks - Some Unique Bathroom Magazine Racks

Bathroom magazine racks are a good gift for that family member that makes a habit of spending a lot of time in the "library" of your home.  It's an easy way to add a unique and novel touch to the decor of your bathroom, and they can be used to store not only magazines but those bathroom readers as well, along with toilet paper and other indispensable items for your commode.

Bathroom magazine holders come in variety of styles and price ranges.  One of the most common is the simple chrome holder that attaches directly to the toilet tank and sits to the side of it.  These are typically the least expensive magazine racks, and are easy to install as well, making them an easy way to start redecorating the bathroom.  One downside to these is that it can be a little difficult to reach the side of the commode once you've "settled in."

Wall mounted magazine racks - These come as simple metal racks or the more expensive wooden racks.  Often these are larger than the racks that attach to the toilet itself and often include storage space for extra rolls of toilet paper or small linens.

Standalone magazine racks - These are often like small bookshelves but in a bathroom decor, like a wrought iron or a small wooden rack.  Once again they are large enough to hold a few other essentials, and even have room on the top for a plant vase or potpourri.

Towel racks - These are larger racks that serve multiple uses.  They are large enough to hang towels to dry on them, and can store other linens as well.  The lower rack of these is handy for storing magazines and other reading materials.

Of course, once you have a magazine rack for the bathroom, you may want to put some appropriate reading material in it.  One popular series of books are the bathroom readers.  Since you shouldn't have real long time to be reading long articles or books, these bathroom readers take classic books and create a one or two page summary of the book, often just the right amount of reading material for one "session."  The Uncle John's Bathroom Reader series is a popular choice for such intellectual stimulation.