Bathroom Cabinets | Iowa City | Cedar Rapids | Davenport | North Liberty

Just like with kitchen cabinets, the bathroom cabinets you can choose from include stock cabinets, semi-custom cabinets, and custom bathroom cabinets. Stock cabinets will be the cheapest option. These typically are available at any home improvement center and will either come pre-assembled or will be very easily to assemble at home. Another option is semi-custom cabinets. These are a step above stock cabinets, with more designs and sizes to choose from, but are still only available in select sizes of 3-inch increments. The last type of bathroom cabinets are custom cabinets. Like the name implies, custom cabinets are fully customizable and offer the best possible fit for your bathroom. Custom cabinets are also the most expensive cabinets.

The size of the bathroom cabinet is an important factor of the overall bathroom design. When measuring, make sure that the cabinet will be able to fully function in the space and will not interfere with opening the bathroom door or the shower door. Also, ensure that all of the cabinet drawers are able to slide out freely without hitting other bathroom fixtures. If you are having trouble measuring your bathroom cabinets, feel free to reach out to us at KBD for help from our team of dedicated experts. Typically, bathroom cabinets are 32 inches tall and between 18 and 21 inches deep depending on the style and cabinet manufacturer. The length of the cabinet can vary and often depends of the type of sink you want to install. A single sink is the most common and provides the most amount of counter space, but a double sink is very functional for shared bathrooms or for family bathrooms. Allow at least 48 inches for a double sink bathroom cabinet.

Exactly like kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets receive extensive wear and tear over the course of their lifetime. Bathroom cabinets are also subject to very hot and humid conditions regularly due to hot showers. Most cabinets are made of a combination of plywood, particleboard, or MDF with solid wood being used on the doors and drawers of the cabinet. Of course, as your price point increases, usually so do your options for different materials. Be very careful not to use any type of veneer in a bathroom cabinet. Because of the hot and humid conditions veneer panels have a tendency to peel over time as they are exposed to heavy moisture.

Remember too, that a bathroom cabinet does not always have to be a traditional cabinet. Often, a really neat vintage dresser or chest can be used as a statement vanity in the bathroom. You can give a really different look to the bathroom with a cool vintage piece of furniture. Or, just opt for a bathroom vanity in place of a cabinet. If deciding between bathroom vanities and bathroom cabinets, you can find both at KBD. Our experts will be able to guide you to find the best bathroom cabinet options for your space.