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A good bathroom cabinet is the quiet workhorse of the room - it swallows the daily clutter of toothbrushes, medicines and spare toiletries so surfaces stay clear and the space feels calm. Our range covers mirror cabinets that double as a mirror, wall cabinets that sit above or beside the basin, and tall storage for towels and bulk buys, all in moisture-resistant finishes made to cope with steam and splashes.
Below you'll find simple guidance on choosing the right type of cabinet, hanging it at the correct height, and measuring so it fits first time - with fast UK delivery and 30-day returns on every order.
A mirror cabinet is most comfortable when its centre sits at roughly eye level for the people who use it most, which usually means the base clears the top of the basin and any tap. Leave a little space between a wall cabinet and the basin so splashes don't reach it, and check that the door opens clear of the mirror, light fitting or window. In a shared bathroom, hang it as a sensible compromise between different heights rather than to suit one person exactly.
Because cabinets often sit right by the basin or shower, moisture resistance matters. Look for wipe-clean surfaces and sealed edges, and keep the room ventilated with an extractor or open window so steam doesn't linger. A quick wipe of the cabinet doors and mirror after showers stops watermarks building up. White and light finishes keep a small bathroom feeling bright, while wood-effect and darker tones add warmth to a larger or more contemporary room.
Measure the wall space where the cabinet will go - width, height and the projection out from the wall - and picture the door swing before you commit. Check there's nothing in the way such as a light switch, socket, tiled border or window frame, and make sure the cabinet won't crowd the person standing at the basin. For heavier or mirror cabinets, confirm the wall can take the weight and use the right fixings for your wall type before hanging.
A mirror cabinet combines storage with a mirrored front, so it works as both above the basin. A wall cabinet is a fixed storage unit with solid or part-glazed doors. Many bathrooms use a mirror cabinet over the basin and a wall or tall cabinet nearby for extra space.
Position it so the centre sits around eye level for the main users and the base clears the top of the basin and tap. In a shared bathroom, hang it as a comfortable compromise between different heights rather than to suit one person.
Yes. Our cabinets use moisture-resistant, wipe-clean finishes. Keeping the room ventilated with an extractor or open window and wiping the doors and mirror after showers helps them stay looking their best.
Many are straightforward to hang if you are comfortable with basic DIY, using fixings suited to your wall type. Confirm the wall can carry the weight, especially for mirror and larger cabinets, and take care around any hidden pipes or cables.
Measure the available width, height and how far the cabinet projects from the wall, then check the door swing is clear of switches, sockets, tiles and windows, and that it won't crowd anyone standing at the basin.
We deliver across the UK, carefully packed, and every cabinet is covered by our 30-day returns policy so you can order with confidence.
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