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Easy DIY Marble Toilet Tank Tray for Small Bathrooms

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I have a teeny, tiny little master bathroom. I love having a bathroom steps from my bed when I have to inevitably pee in the middle of the night (mom probs), but it’s barely a bathroom.

I bought a wall cabinet to hang above the toilet to give some additional storage space since there was ONE cabinet below the sink when we moved in. But, being the girl that I am, constantly pulling my daily products (like my after shower Cetaphil® Moisturizing Cream, because who can shower without putting on body moisturizer after?!) in and out of the cabinet over and over again got old REAL fast.

This easy DIY marble toilet tank tray is the perfect solution for toilet tank decor and organization for a small bathroom.

Unfortunately, the small vanity has little to no counter space available for keeping products out. I’ve tried keeping my after shower body moisturizer and daily face wash on the top of the tank of the toilet, but it’s got a slightly rounded top and they kept falling off of it.

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Then, I found a pretty marble tray online… but it was $130! Yeah, no. And I didn’t really like the gold handles it had.

So I put on my DIY cap and headed to the hardware store to gather the supplies needed to make my own. And guess what, it only cost a grand total of $15.91. BOOYAH!

Easy DIY Marble Toilet Tank Tray

SUPPLIES

  • 4″ x 12″ genuine marble tile
  • 2 brushed silver knobs
  • clear rubber bumpers
  • industrial strength glue
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STEP ONE

Attach 4 rubber bumpers to each of the bottom corners of the tile. Press firmly to secure.

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STEP TWO

Measure the center of the tile with a ruler and glue the knobs to either end of the tile with the industrial strength glue. Let dry for 24 hours before attempting to pick up the tile with the knobs (trust me!)

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STEP THREE

Clean up any excess glue around the knobs with a q-tip.

This easy DIY marble toilet tank tray is the perfect solution for toilet tank decor and organization for a small bathroom.

STEP FOUR

Place on the top of the tank of the toilet and fill with your daily essentials. Tah-dah!

This easy DIY marble toilet tank tray is the perfect solution for toilet tank decor and organization for a small bathroom.

This DIY was so quick and easy, and now I don’t have to constantly reach into the cabinet to use my daily products! I seriously can’t get out of the shower without using body moisturizer first.

This easy DIY marble toilet tank tray is the perfect solution for toilet tank decor and organization for a small bathroom.

It used to be SO ANNOYING to have to go in and out of the cabinet (and get ready to catch falling products before they fell into the toilet) every time I wanted to use my daily Cetaphil® Moisturizing Cream to bind the post-shower water and moisture. Now I just have to grab it from my pretty marble tray, massage in that intense and lasting moisture, and replenish my dry and sensitive winter skin 🙂

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This easy DIY marble toilet tank tray is the perfect solution for toilet tank decor and organization for a small bathroom.

 

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16 Comments

  1. So pretty! And very well done. Thanks for all the pretty photos and how to on this.

  2. Wow, it was awesome. I never knew it could be a DIY! Loving DIY projects more & more!

  3. Oh my gosh, how is your master bathroom still bigger than ours?! I bought wire rack shelving to go above our commode so that there was no build up of unnecessary and that way I wouldn’t have to constantly have to open doors.

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