Wall Hung Bathroom Storage Cabinets

Space Saving & Smart Storage

When it comes to smart storage solutions that don’t take up any floor space, nothing can beat wall-hung bathroom storage cabinets. The unique design of these units maximise floor space, making them ideal for smaller bathrooms.

Bathroom City’s collection of minimalistic wall-hung cabinets is creative, classic, and perfectionist. The crisp, neat lines and stunning finish add a sophisticated elegance to your bathroom interior. Wall-hung bathroom cabinets are available with mirror doors plain wood doors or even open shelves with the option to include a light fitting and or shaver socket that can be used for your electric toothbrush. 

For more in-depth information, check out our comprehensive Bathroom Cabinets Buying Guide. It will give you valuable information that will make your buying decision easier.

Range of Sizes & Styles

These units come in various sizes. The range is truly vast, with the width ranging from 300mm (11.81 inches) to 1200mm (47.24 inches), depth from 112mm (4.41 inches) to 330mm (13 inches), and height from 670mm (26.38 inches) to 1680mm (66.14 inches).

With such a wide range of size options, it’s easy to find the perfect cabinet size for your bathroom. Besides the variety in size options, you can also explore various bathroom wall cabinet styles to match your bathroom decor. We offer single and double storage cupboards, sleek tallboys, and a diverse selection of colours, including grey, white, black, and more.

If a wall-hung cabinet isn't quite right for your space, consider our collection of freestanding bathroom cabinets.

Amazing Features

Wall-hung bathroom cabinets elegantly combine together practicality and aesthetics. They are designed to store bathroom essentials of all sizes. Some cabinet models also feature movable shelves that provide flexible storage options.  

Narrow-depth wall-hung cabinets are designed to make optimal use of tight spaces. They provide efficient storage solutions for smaller bathroom essentials like combs, shaving razors, shampoos, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and more.

Many bathroom storage cabinets also feature integrated mirrors, serving a dual purpose. These mirror cabinets not only offer storage and a convenient surface for grooming but also create the illusion of a larger and brighter bathroom.

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1. What Is a Wall-Hung Bathroom Cabinet?

A wall-hung cabinet, also known as a wall-mounted, floating, or hanging cabinet, is fixed directly to the wall.

Unlike a conventional freestanding cabinet that sits on the bathroom floor, a wall-hung cabinet frees up valuable floor space, as it is mounted on the wall.

Since this cabinet is elevated off the floor, it creates an illusion of more space, contributing to a neat, minimalist look.

The mounting height of the cabinet can also be adjusted to suit the needs of multiple family members, making it easily accessible and more functional.

2. Are Wall-Hung Bathroom Cabinets Strong Enough to Hold Heavy Items?

The load-bearing capacity of a wall-hung bathroom cabinet is determined by several factors. These include the sturdiness of the wall, the type of installation bolts or screws used, and the material strength of the cabinet itself.

Anchor bolts are a better option than conventional screws for the installation of these cabinets.

Material strength also plays a crucial role in load-bearing capacity. For example, hardwood and metal cabinets can bear heavier loads compared to cabinets made of MDF, particleboard, chipboard, and plastic.

3. Can I Install a Wall-Hung Bathroom Cabinet on Any Type of Wall?

No.

A wall-hung bathroom cabinet requires a sturdy wall that can support its weight plus the weight of the stored items.

Solid brick walls and concrete/prefabricated walls are the most suitable types of walls for the installation of wall-hung cabinets. These walls can easily support heavy loads in the range of 200 to 500 lbs. if the cabinet is properly secured to the wall.

Drywall is essentially gypsum sandwiched between sheets of paper. Hence, a drywall can’t bear heavy loads on nails or anchor bolts.