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Freestanding Bathroom Storage
Organise your space with our freestanding bathroom storage at Wholesale Domestic, offering a stylish way to store your toiletries. From slim options to floor-standing corner bathroom cabinets that fill awkward gaps, we’ve got solutions for any layout. Choose from a wide range of colours and finishes to match your bath panels or shower enclosure.
Whether you want a large freestanding cabinet or prefer a smaller storage unit for cleaning supplies, our collection offers moisture-resistant designs that match your furniture and keep your space looking tidy. Shop now.
Frequently asked questions
The biggest advantage of freestanding bathroom cabinets is how easy they are to install. There’s no need to find wall studs or worry about the weight of the unit, as it sits securely on the floor, meaning less chance of damaging your wall tiles.
Since there are no weight limitations, these models also often offer more depth and storage capacity than wall-hung alternatives.
When you compare a comfort height toilet to a standard model, you'll notice that they’re typically somewhere between 17 and 19 inches tall from the floor to the seat. To put that in perspective, a regular toilet is usually only around 15 inches. While this extra two inches might not sound like much, it makes a big difference in the transition between standing and sitting.
For more help finding the right model for your space, check out our toilet buying guide.
In a small room, look for tall, slim "tower" units. These take up very little floor space but offer multiple levels of storage to keep toiletries and other essentials separate. A floor-standing corner cabinet is another great way to make the most of your layout, turning an unused part of the room into a functional storage zone.
For more tips, check out our guide on maximising space in a small bathroom.
Floor-standing bathroom storage is a great way to keep your space neat and tidy, and can be slightly more affordable than its wall-mounted counterpart. If you’re looking for a single worktop unit, this can set you back anywhere from £100 to 600, depending on the size and materials used. Single-drawer options tend to be on the lower end of the price range, while more luxurious, 4-drawer designs can be more expensive.