When square footage is at a premium in your master or guest bathroom, a corner bathroom cabinet will allow for the extra of toiletries, lotions, and medical supplies that will not fit into your medicine cabinet, or underneath the vanity. You will want to measure the available area where the cabinet will be installed to make sure there will be enough clearance next to the toilet or doorway. Since they are triangular, you will only have to worry about the face of the cabinet and how far it extends left, and right. They are generally very shallow, and will take up less room than you might imagine.

There are just as many styles of this just in time styled cabinetry, and you will not have a problem finding a model that will easily fit into your current design theme, or decorative expression. The majority of units sold come in antique wood stain, or are painted white. This is not to say that you cannot have one in any color that you need or want, but is just what the average consumer purchases. You can either repaint a white model once you have it delivered, or strip down a stained solid wood cabinet to match it up with the current stain color on your vanity cabinet.

Since most of the units weigh in about twenty to thirty pounds, you may want to consider having them shipped at the most inexpensive rate possible. Depending on price some resellers of home and bath furniture may have a special on free shipping from time to time, and this would be the best period to make your purchase. Otherwise, be prepared to spend about twenty plus dollars on shipping and handling.

Upon delivery, make sure that you open the box and verify that it is the correct model and color that you ordered, also that all the parts on the inventory list are present. Usually a sheet with assembly instructions that will list everything comes in the packaging. If something is missing or broken, locate the invoice and call the customer service hotline immediately. Do not linger about this, as many companies will only offer a few days grace period for damaged or incorrect product shipments. If you have to return your bathroom corner cabinets for some reason, you will need to repack it just as it came, and affix the return merchandise authorization number on the outside of the box that the customer service representative gave you during the phone call.