Linen Closet In Bathroom Reddit

Advice on how to best organize bathroom towel/linen? closet. I know that I want my towels, (bath, hand, and face) to go in the bath closet. That will take up two shelves.

I'm going to buy a narrow laundry hamper for dirty clothes to put on the floor of the closet. I have some space under the bathroom sink. A 3' wide linen closet is plenty for a bathroom (two sets of towels, a 12 pack of tp, and a shelf of cleaning supplies would all comfortably fit there with some space left over), and it saves you an entire door swing in both bathrooms (and gives you the option of making both sides pocket doors, giving you back 20% of your floor space in the.

Love that bathroom. If it's in fairly good repair, I'd maybe change the floor to a light colored vinyl plank that mimics stone and I'd close of the storage hole and make it a hall (?) linen closet with adjustable shelves and a full service access panel. Larger shower or linen closet? My kids' bathroom is tiny, like 5x7 feet.

It's in a 2nd floor addition and really only used by whoever is in the 2 upstairs bedrooms. They had a corner shower stall with a small linen closet next to it. Reference Photo Hi Reddit! Me and my wife just bought our first house.

This is the guest bathroom off of the main living area, and the house does not have a dedicated linen closet. Right when you walk in on your left, there's a nook with shelving. I'm looking for creative ways to close it up and hide any towels, sheets, etc.

A full door framing seems like a really pricy option. There are. Wrapping up a bathroom remodel and we added this closet.

No door for the closet and it's a pretty small bathroom. I'm lost for how to use this space effectively. Ideally we store extra towels and linens here but I'm concerned about moisture issues.

Suggestions? The closet shouldn't go in the bathroom. There used to be closets and bathrooms, both accessible through the bedroom.

Now the trend is to have the closet inside the bathroom. So now if i want to change into gym clothes or put laundry away, I have to walk through my husband steaming up the bathroom. Or him in the jacuzzi tub.

We recently installed a custom closet through Costco's "SerenityCloset" service and wanted to share how it went (very good). This closet area also has the access to our attic, so I can't just do open storage in the bathroom instead. It needs to be a standard closet with ceiling access and removable shelves.

Current layout (small square at bottom of guest closet is the existing hallway linen closet): Proposed layout: What do you think? Would it look okay? I'm remodeling my bathroom, and I need a linen closet. Could I use a PAX wardrobe as one? In this part of the bathroom, it's not going to come.