Size Diagram of Toilet Storage Mobile Cabinet

Currently, there is no specific size diagram for toilet storage mobile cabinets, but an understanding of the general specifications can be gained through relevant size descriptions.

For toilet storage mobile cabinets, the sizes vary depending on their location and type.

Drawer-type narrow-gap storage cabinets beside the toilet: There are drawer-type narrow-gap storage cabinets suitable for placement in the narrow gap beside the toilet. These storage cabinets are mainly designed to make full use of the narrow space beside the toilet. Their width is usually designed according to the width of the narrow gap between the toilet and the wall or other fixtures, generally around 15 - 30 centimeters. The height is determined by actual needs and the height of the space, with common heights ranging from 60 - 80 centimeters. The depth is generally 20 - 30 centimeters, which not only allows for convenient placement in the narrow gap but also meets certain storage needs, such as storing small items like toilet paper and cleaning supplies.

Ordinary cabinets above the toilet: Cabinets with a depth of 15 centimeters can be installed above the toilet. These cabinets have a relatively shallow depth, mainly considering the ease of use and overall aesthetics of the space above the toilet. Their width can be determined according to the width of the wall above the toilet, and the height can be set according to actual needs. Generally, common widths range from 60 - 100 centimeters, and heights range from 30 - 60 centimeters. They are suitable for storing commonly used toiletries, air fresheners, and other items.

Floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets above wall-mounted toilets: The floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets made from the space naturally formed above wall-mounted toilets have dimensions of 70 cm in width * 100 cm in height, with a depth of 19 cm, an inner depth of 17 cm, an inner height (excluding shelves) of 32 cm for the top layer, 22 cm for the second and third layers, and 16 cm for the bottom layer. These floor-to-ceiling storage cabinets can fully utilize vertical space and increase storage capacity. Their width and height are relatively fixed, and the depth design takes into account the convenience of placing and retrieving items. The design of different inner heights can meet the storage needs of different items. For example, the top layer can store less frequently used items, the middle layers can store commonly used toiletries, and the bottom layer can store heavier items.