Bathroom Wall Cabinet

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Bathroom Wall Cabinet

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• Choosing the right kind of bathroom wall cabinet
  can be a challenge many peoples homes are small
  in size, but tend to require a great deal of
  storage for items such as towels and toiletries.
  Well-made bathroom cabinets will not only create
  a more organised and clutter-free space, but will
  also blend in well with the decor of the bathroom.

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• Before purchasing a bathroom cabinet, it is
  important to make a list of all that will be
  stored in it this will ensure that the cabinet
  has enough space for everything which is needs to
  hold. It is generally advised to pare it down to
  the essentials, as bathroom cabinets overflowing
  with items will make the room look smaller and
  messier than it really is.

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• Most people will need room for items such as a
  hair-dryer, shampoo, washcloths, towels and
  make-up. Secondly, measurements of the area in
  which it is to be installed need to be taken, to
  ensure that the chosen cabinet will fit neatly
  into the corner, or onto the bathroom wall.

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• Medicine cabinets are a type of bathroom wall
  cabinet which come in a wide range of styles,
  sizes and colours. Some will have a mirror
  attached, while others may not. They often come
  with adjustable interior shelves that are perfect
  for storing not only medicine, but also things
  like toothbrushes, razors, soap and other
  toiletries.

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• Vanity cabinets can vary from large units with
  dual sinks and long counter tops, to small
  structures, which fit into a little nook in the
  bathroom. These will usually come with drawers,
  doors or open-shelves, or a combination of both.
  Some of these cabinets also come with attached
  seats.

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• Freestanding cabinets come in both short and
  tall styles. Some will have deep shelving units,
  which are perfect for storing larger toiletries
  and linens, whilst others will have shallow
  shelves, which are more suited to holding small
  products.

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• Depending on the design, they may have doors or
  open shelves. In bathrooms where space is
  limited, these cabinets cab be installed to fit
  behind, or around the toilet. This type of
  freestanding cabinet will usually have high legs,
  which sit on each side and are most suited to
  bathrooms with high ceilings.

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• More often than not, homeowners choose to
  install a bathroom wall cabinet, as these are
  easy to access and dont take up the limited
  floor space. These come in a wide range of
  materials, with some having mirrored, glass or
  wooden doors.

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• Wood tends to be a popular choice, and many
  people love the look of walnut, cherry, maple or
  oak. Wooden bathroom wall cabinets also have the
  advantage of being easy to paint, should the
  homeowner choose to change the decor of their
  bathroom.

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• Some designs may have a bar installed on the
  side, which can be used for hanging hand towels.
  Both vanity and medicine cabinetry can be
  installed as wall units, which many people prefer
  as a bathroom wall cabinet tends to be the more
  practical choice for smaller spaces.

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