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Toilet Mobile Cabinet Size (Image Not Available - English Translation)

Admin October 08, 2026

The common size range of toilet mobile cabinets is quite wide. Here is some specific size information, but no images are available.

I. Common Width Sizes

  1. Ultra-narrow Type: Some toilet mobile cabinets are designed as narrow-gap storage models with extremely narrow widths, such as 7cm, 8cm, and 9cm bathroom narrow-gap storage cabinets. These cabinets are suitable for placement in narrow gaps between the toilet and the wall, making full use of the space for storage. There are also 14-centimeter-wide narrow-gap floor-standing storage cabinets, which are also suitable for small spaces and can store small items like toilet paper and cleaning supplies.
  2. Regular Narrow Type: Narrow-gap storage cabinets with widths of 15cm, 18cm, and 25cm are also quite common. A 25cm-wide narrow-gap storage cabinet can provide relatively larger storage space and can hold slightly larger toiletries or miscellaneous items. A narrow-gap storage cabinet with a face width of 22cm also falls into this category, increasing storage capacity while meeting the placement needs in narrow spaces.
  3. Wider Type: A 35CM folding triangular storage side cabinet has a relatively large width. This type of cabinet may be more suitable for placement in relatively larger spaces in the toilet corner and can be used to store larger items like towels and bath towels. Narrow-gap shelves with widths ranging from 20 - 36cm have a wide width span. They can be selected according to the actual space and storage needs in the toilet and can hold many items such as laundry detergent and shower gel.

II. Height and Depth Sizes Although the reference information does not explicitly mention the height and depth sizes of toilet mobile cabinets, generally speaking, the height will vary according to different storage needs and usage scenarios. For example, cabinets used for storing commonly used items like toilet paper may not be too tall for easy access. Cabinets used for storing spare toiletries or miscellaneous items may be taller to increase storage capacity. In terms of depth, it is usually designed reasonably on the premise of ensuring the stability of the cabinet and not taking up too much space to accommodate items of different shapes and sizes.