4 professional design tips to help you fill under your bathtub

Unfortunately, the bathrooms in our apartments are tiny, and they have to accommodate a lot. Many people try to place as many cabinets as possible on the walls, completely forgetting that there is usually more than enough space under the bathroom.

Therefore, those who completely brick up the space with tiles, know: you lose 1-2 square meters useful area where you can place everything from household chemicals to a nursery pot and toys for bathroom.

We buy a ready-made screen for the bathroom

The finished bathroom screen will perfectly hide the supplies of household chemicals. Photo: stroy-podskazka.ru

This is the cheapest option, but it doesn’t mean the worst! The design consists of sliding boards on legs, which are adjustable in height. Inside you can place ordinary containers, where not only household chemicals can be easily removed, but also personal care products such as shampoos and shower gels.

Installing swing doors

Swing doors for the bathroom screen look stylish. Photo: koffkindom.ru

A beautiful design that turns the space under the bathroom into complete cabinets. It is advisable to make several shelves of different heights to accommodate more items. Such a structure can be built independently if male hands are present in the house.

Pull-out shelf design

Pull-out shelves are a convenient but not cheap design. Photo: vodakanazer.ru

These are the most modern and fashionable systems with ergonomic drawers. These boxes can hold almost anything, including clean towels. The only disadvantage of this option is the price, it is expensive.

Smart placement

The shelves should be of different heights. Photo: 1brus.ru

So, we looked at what options there might be for arranging the space under the bathroom, but how to place the entire arsenal of household chemicals and various means so that everything fits? A few proven tips from experts:

• get bathroom containers. They should be the perfect size for one of the shelves. They can be used to fill and store detergents, floor cleaning products, powders, etc.
• give preference to products in soft packages - they take up less space on the shelves;
• hang hooks - you can conveniently place children's accessories for bathing on them, as well as a pot;
• Check your funds regularly so that you don't buy anything extra - additional space is required to store a few extra jars.

As you can see, even under the smallest bathroom, you can find a usable area where household chemicals are located. Then on the shelves by the mirror you will only have beauty and personal care products.