34" x 38.5" Over the Toilet Cabinet 7 x 34 x 38.5 inches #311,507 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #203 in Home & Kitchen > Bath > Bathroom Accessories > Towel Holders > Towel Racks #1,670 in Home & Kitchen > Storage & Organization > Bathroom Storage & Organization You need 2 people to put it together. Its mdf - so its good for storage, not the best built. Cabinet is packed well, but very difficult to assemble. A lot of the screws going in the sides don't leave enough room for a screwdriver. Nice looking but cheaply made. I got it put together just by luck. one of the last pieces was broken but i was able to Jerry rig it to get it to work. Purchased for a separate WC in my new home. There is a window higherup the wall so I couldn't use a more typical style tall unit. Easy to put together. Tons of storage for a small bathroom like ours. When putting this together remember if you have your plumbing connected into the wall it...

Nice looking and not hard to put together. A little wobbly because I could not anchor as in instructions Far too many parts and they are not marked. Assembly instructions are just pictures and you have to try to match the pictures to the parts that are supposed to go together. Cheap piece of crap!!! Missing parts, nothing lined up. Do not purchase this item, you'll be sorry!!! See and discover other items: plastic storage cabinet with doors, corner cabinet with doors, corner shelves for the bathroom, bathroom furniture cabinetsEric's Stylish, Sunshine-Filled House (Image credit: Adrienne Breaux) Storage is always at a premium in a small space, but nowhere is that more true than in the bathroom. There are so many little odds and ends — makeup, razors, hairbrushes, toilet paper — that you just have to have, but where in the world do you put all that stuff? If the clutter in your bathroom is getting a little out of control, it might be time to check out these 10 ways to squeeze a little extra storage out of a small bathroom.

Related Video: Storage Solution for a Small Bathroom (Image credit: House Beautiful) 1. Add a shelf above the sink for easy access to the things you use every day. Image from House Beautiful. (Image credit: My Fabuless Life) 2. Don't neglect the space above your toilet. This is a great spot for a cabinet, some shelves, or maybe just a basket for toiletries or reading materials. Image from My Fabuless Life. (Image credit: Serena Kelley) 3. Hang spice racks (like the IKEA BEKVAM shown here) on the wall to organize makeup. Image from Serena Kelley. (Image credit: Bob Vila) 4. No space for a towel rack? Hang them on the back of the door. Image from Bob Vila. (Image credit: My So-Called Home) 5. Mount a shelf above the door, like Hilary from My So-Called Home. (Image credit: The Container Store) 6. Hanging your hair dryer on the inside of the cabinet door will save space and save you time, since it will be a lot easier to find.

This hair dryer holder is $7.99 from The Container Store. Here's another one that also holds some styling products and a hairbrush. Used Hotel Furniture For Sale New EnglandOr you can hang a magazine holder on the inside of the door to get the same effect, like Mandy from Sugar Bee Crafts.T Shirt Ukrainian (Image credit: Real Simple)Wholesale Silver Chair Covers 7. Drawers inside your cabinets will maximize storage space... and make it a lot easier to find small items. Image from Real Simple. 8. Or try this: use a lazy susan inside your bathroom cabinets to make small items easier to access. 9. If you have a pedestal sink or wall-mount sink and no cabinets to speak of, there is still hope for you. These RÅGRUND shelves from IKEA are designed to fit around a pedestal sink or the pipe of a wall-mounted sink.

And if the RÅGRUND doesn't suit your bathroom style, try this organizer designed to go around a pedestal sink. 10. You'd be amazed at how much stuff you can fit into a really narrow cabinet. This particular one wins out over other narrow bathroom cabinets because it has drawers, so you don't have to pull the whole cabinet out every time you want something. I had something similar that I used for years — it tucked neatly in beside the toilet in the tiny bathrooms of four or five different apartments. Bathroom cabinet, $119 from Amazon. More small space solutions from Apartment Therapy: → 10 Ways to Squeeze a Little Extra Storage Out of a Small Space → 10 Ways to Squeeze a Little Extra Storage Out of a Small Closet - Re-edited from a post originally published 8.27.2014 - CM4 Tier Adjustable Shelf Bathroom Orga... VonHaus 4 Tier Freestanding Chrome Ba... DNY� 120cm-300cm 4 Tier Adjustable St... Tatkraft Megalock Bath Shelf Shower C... Popamazing 3 Tier Slide Out Storage T...

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Organizing and utilizing every space will provide a more comfortable trip. Here are a few solutions to your space dilemmas. Strong magnets work wonders in the kitchen. Many kitchen items (knives, scissors, etc) are magnetic and can be organized on a magnetic strip attached to the wall. Also, metal trays can turn into a simple magnetic spice rack! Mason jars are perfect to store small items, just attach the lids to upper cabinets with a few screws and organize away! Build a simple fold out spice rack to save cabinet and counter space. Get a ceiling mounted paper plate dispenser for easy convenience. If you are remodeling you can create storage benches or add drawers to under table surfaces to create a desk. Can you never find that pesky remote? Velcro them to a table or chair to keep them in one place and always easy to find! This is great for any small kitchen or bathroom! Put a small over the cabinet trashcan beneath your sinks for easy access. Inside the door is a great place for some extra shoes, an umbrella, a flashlight, or anything you would need at a moments notice.

This storage solution is simple to make or to buy. Use command strips to attach different storage pods or pvc pipe to the inside of the cabinet doors for extra storage. Attach hooks to the wall, and place the ends of the saran wrap and aluminum foil rolls into the hooks. This creates an easy station to wrap all of your food and keep your items organized. Command hooks create a way to hang things on surfaces you don’t want to nail or screw into. They are easy and inexpensive to put up and take away when you are finished. Refrigerator and counter space is always limited, keep your fruits suspended under the cabinets. This also allows for more air circulation, which encourages more ripening and less rotting. Caddys are perfect for RV bedrooms. They come in all shapes and sizes and utilize bedside space. Here are a few options! This is a great idea and can even double as a window covering if your bed backs up to one. However, I would suggest an easier sewing pattern.

Simply take your fabric and fold it over at the top to create a pocket large enough for your curtain rod to slide through. You could even add more pockets, use a different fabric pattern you like, or make it more decorative with tufting. Magazine racks are a great way to utilize wall space! They can hold anything you want to keep handy such as: art supplies, lighters, first aid kits, books, flashlights, etc. Many attractive ones are available, and even double as a bedside table or art studio. Here are some available on amazon. Brighten up the room or art area with a lamp that also provides an easy to reach outlet. are a few great options. A great way to entertain children on the road is an area they can create their own masterpieces. All you need is a tension rod and roll of paper and you have an instant art station. Every small space needs one of these. It’s perfect for your assortment of keys, sunglasses, or you can even put a shelf for odds and ends. Directions on how to make this one are found here.

During transit things will shift and fall. Attach them to the wall with coat hangers and binder clips. Keep items organized and in place with this elastic holder. Simply use a staple gun and elastic strap to secure your items to the cabinets. These are the perfect solution to hang a towel in the bathroom, or coat by the door. They are actually door catches but double as a hook that folds away when not in use. This is the perfect space saving space for towels, dish rags, pot holders, etc. These suction cup hooks are great for bathroom and kitchen organization. Hang utensils, cooking supplies, and bathroom supplies out of the way. Broom holders aren’t just for brooms, keep flashlights at arms reach with these by the door.These holders can organize pretty much anything that has the right diameter. Mount cleaning supplies or other large items to the ceiling with brackets. Peg boards are a great way to organize pots, pans and utensils. They are easy to put up and simple to rearrange.

These aren’t just for fruits and vegetables. Organize random supplies for art projects, laundry, and cooking in the baskets. Place a hanging shelf in the bathroom or kitchen to store towels, extra toiletries, kitchen supplies, or food. If you prefer not to hang your shelf, get an over the sink rack. Suspend hanging shelves provide great places to store clothes, towels, linens, and shoes. Shoe racks work great in any room, they are easy to hang, and can hold and organize all your odds and ends. Hang containers on towel rods for easy organized access. Hang towels on flat toilet paper holders for a space saving solution. Make a towel caddy to hold your bath supplies, and hang it on the shower rod. Storing your dishes vertically not only saves space, it makes it easier to get them out, and keeps dust off better. A set of nesting bowls is perfect for traveling! This pack away kettle and storage buckets fold up and store away perfectly when not in use!