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Expert Guide: How to Choose the Best Bathroom Cabinets

Updated: Sep 18

Introduction


A bathroom remodel can be exciting but overwhelming, especially when selecting the right cabinets. Whether aiming for a luxurious spa-like retreat or practical, space-efficient storage, your cabinetry choice plays a pivotal role in function and style. This post explores RTA (Ready-to-Assemble) bathroom cabinets, custom cabinetry, and innovative storage solutions that can elevate your bathroom space.


A bathroom cabinet.

Identify Your Bathroom Cabinet Storage Needs


Start by listing all the items you’ll store, such as toiletries, towels, and appliances. Prioritize easy access to daily essentials and consider vertical storage options like tall cabinets or over-toilet shelves for smaller spaces. Also, think long-term about your future storage needs.


Consider Layout Options


Your cabinet layout should ensure smooth traffic flow. Based on your bathroom size and aesthetics, explore symmetrical or asymmetrical arrangements. Space-saving layouts are key for smaller bathrooms; remember to account for plumbing and lighting placement.


Why Choose RTA Cabinets for Budget Remodels


RTA cabinets offer excellent value, blending affordability with quality. Made from durable materials like solid wood and plywood, they provide a high-end look without the high-end price. RTA cabinets come in various styles, are easy to customize, ship quickly, and are eco-friendly due to their flat-pack design.


Choose Your Cabinet Style


Popular styles include:


Shaker: Clean lines, suitable for modern or traditional bathrooms.

Flat or Raised Panel: Offers a classic or contemporary look.

Floating Vanities: Perfect for a sleek, spacious feel.

Transitional: A blend of traditional and modern for versatility.


Select Cabinet Materials


Each material has pros and cons:


  • Solid Wood: Beautiful but can warp with moisture.

  • Plywood: Stable and moisture-resistant but less visually appealing.

  • MDF: Smooth and paintable but swells with water.

  • Particleboard: Affordable but the least durable.

  • Thermofoil: Easy to clean but may peel over time.


Consider Cabinet Features


Soft-Close Hinges/Drawers: Prevent slamming and add a luxurious feel.

Pull-Out Organizers: Maximize storage efficiency and reduce clutter.

Custom Inserts: Tailored solutions for hair tools, skincare, and toiletries, enhancing functionality.


Pick the Right Finish


Durability is key in a bathroom environment. Choose finishes that resist moisture, humidity, and chemicals while being easy to clean. Popular choices include catalyzed lacquer, high-quality paint with a protective topcoat, and powder-coated finishes for metal cabinets.


Conclusion


Bathroom cabinets are more than just a purchase—they invest in your home's value and comfort. By considering materials, style, features, and finishes, you can design a bathroom that suits your needs now and in the future.


Ready to elevate your bathroom with durable, stylish cabinets? Contact us today for a free consultation on custom RTA cabinet solutions. Let us help you create the bathroom of your dreams!

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