Corner Bathroom Storage Cabinet with Adjustable Shelves

A triangle that fits the space others waste

A triangle that fits the corner others waste

The triangular footprint sits flush in a corner where rectangular cabinets leave gaps. It uses floor space that is otherwise empty.

Shelves you can set your way

Move each shelf to suit towels, tall bottles or baskets. Keep heavier items on the lower shelves for a steadier cabinet.

Clean white with nickel details

Matte white raised-panel doors, nickel knobs and barrel hinges give a tidy, traditional look that suits most bathrooms and kitchens.

From box to corner

1. 1
   Check the hardware

   Find the knobs, hinges and shelf supports in their bags.

2. 2
   Assemble the frame

   Follow the instructions and keep the corner pieces square as you tighten each joint.

3. 3
   Place and level

   Slide it into the corner and level it on the arched base.

4. 4
   Set the shelves

   Adjust heights, heavy items low, then load up.

The space you already own

The counter that never stays clear

Towels slip onto the floor. Bottles crowd the sink. Open racks and over-the-toilet shelves just make the clutter more visible, and the room feels smaller every week.

The corner you forgot about

Right beside the toilet sits a corner nobody uses. A rectangular cabinet leaves gaps there. A triangular one fills it, with two doors that close on everything you want out of sight.

A quiet room, finally

Towels stack on one shelf, tall bottles stand on another. The counter clears, the floor opens up, and the room looks tidy without a renovation.

Easy to wipe, simple to keep white

• Wipe with a damp cloth

  Use mild soap for marks on the matte panels.

• Dry after cleaning

  Avoid leaving water standing on panels or the base.

• Polish the nickel

  A soft dry cloth keeps knobs and hinges clean.

• Check level

  Re-check the base now and then so doors close flush.

Closed storage beats open clutter