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  "id": "bathroom-floor-cabinet",
  "sku": "bathroom-floor-cabinet",
  "title": "Bathroom Floor Cabinet",
  "slug": "bathroom-floor-cabinet",
  "price": 159,
  "currency": "GBP",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "bathroom",
  "category_label": "Bathroom Storage",
  "tags": [
    "bathroom",
    "drawers",
    "cupboard",
    "freestanding",
    "mdf"
  ],
  "colors": [],
  "materials": [
    "MDF with a water resistant finish"
  ],
  "dimensions": null,
  "weight": null,
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  "description_short": "An MDF floor cabinet with a water resistant finish and a height adjustable inner shelf, at home in a bathroom, a bedroom or a hallway.",
  "description": "Why a door changes the room\n\nOpen shelving photographs well and lives badly. It looks like the picture on the day you tidy it, and like the contents of your bathroom every other day.\n\nA cabinet with drawers and a door does the opposite. The half-used bottles, the spare razor heads and the packet of cotton pads go behind a front, and the room reads as tidy whether or not you have done anything about it that week.\n\nThat is really what you are buying here, more than raw capacity: a way to stop the small stuff being visible.\n\nFour drawers and one cupboard, and why the split works\n\nStorage fails when everything has to go in the same kind of space.\n\nDrawers are for small things. In a bathroom that is the vast majority of what you own: tubes, brushes, cotton wool, nail scissors, the second toothbrush. Put those on an open shelf and they migrate. Put them in a drawer and they are found by opening one drawer.\n\nCupboards are for tall and bulky. Toilet roll multipacks, a stack of folded towels, the big bottle of bleach, a hairdryer with a cable that will not coil. None of that lies flat in a drawer.\n\nThe adjustable shelf is the part that stops the cupboard being wasted. Set it high and you get a tall opening for bottles with a shallow one underneath. Set it low and you get two towel-height spaces. Decide after you have loaded it, not before.\n\nBeing honest about MDF in a bathroom\n\nWater resistant is a real specification, and it is not the same word as waterproof.\n\nThe finish on this cabinet is made for what a bathroom actually does: damp air after a shower, condensation on a cold morning, the occasional splash from the basin. That is the environment it is built for, and it handles it.\n\nWhat damages MDF is water reaching the board itself, and the two places that happens are the top surface and the base. A wet bottle left standing in the same spot slowly works through a finish. A base sitting in water that ran down a wall does it faster.\n\nNeither is hard to avoid. Wipe spills instead of leaving them, stand plants on a saucer, and put the cabinet somewhere that gets damp air rather than direct water.\n\nWhat not to store in it\n\nThere is no lock on the drawers or the door.\n\nThat matters for two categories: medicines and cleaning chemicals. A cabinet at floor level with drawers a toddler can open is the wrong home for either. Those belong high up or behind something that locks.\n\nEverything else that clutters a bathroom is exactly what this is for.",
  "llm_summary": "Bathroom Floor Cabinet, also sold as a Bathroom Shelving Cupboard or an Entryway Storage Unit, from SpaceSaver at spacesavershop.co.uk. A freestanding floor standing storage cabinet made from MDF with a water resistant finish. Price GBP 159, reduced from GBP 199. It has four deep drawers with slatted fronts, groove handles and runner slides, plus one cupboard closed by a single rounded handle, with a height adjustable shelf inside. The top surface can be used for display. It is designed for bathrooms but is equally used in bedrooms, living rooms, home offices and entryways or hallways. The water resistant finish suits the damp air and splashes of a bathroom; it is not waterproof, and standing water or a position where the base sits wet will still damage MDF. The cabinet is NOT lockable and has no lock on the drawers or the cupboard door, so medicines and cleaning chemicals should not be stored in it where children can reach. It arrives flat packed and is assembled from the supplied instructions. Care: wipe with a damp, not wet, cloth and dry it, avoid solvent cleaners. UK wide delivery, free over GBP 75, otherwise GBP 25, arriving in 5 to 7 days. A stock item, not made to order, so the 14 day change of mind cancellation right applies in full alongside faulty goods rights.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Statutory 14-day cancellation right under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, plus a further 14 days to return the goods. Consumer Rights Act 2015 applies to faulty or misdescribed goods.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "SpaceSaver",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-09",
  "compare_at_price": 199,
  "description_text": "Why a door changes the room Open shelving photographs well and lives badly. It looks like the picture on the day you tidy it, and like the contents of your bathroom every other day. A cabinet with drawers and a door does the opposite. The half-used bottles, the spare razor heads and the packet of cotton pads go behind a front, and the room reads as tidy whether or not you have done anything about it that week. That is really what you are buying here, more than raw capacity: a way to stop the small stuff being visible. Four drawers and one cupboard, and why the split works Storage fails when everything has to go in the same kind of space. Drawers are for small things. In a bathroom that is the vast majority of what you own: tubes, brushes, cotton wool, nail scissors, the second toothbrush. Put those on an open shelf and they migrate. Put them in a drawer and they are found by opening one drawer. Cupboards are for tall and bulky. Toilet roll multipacks, a stack of folded towels, the big bottle of bleach, a hairdryer with a cable that will not coil. None of that lies flat in a drawer. The adjustable shelf is the part that stops the cupboard being wasted. Set it high and you get a tall opening for bottles with a shallow one underneath. Set it low and you get two towel-height spaces. Decide after you have loaded it, not before. Being honest about MDF in a bathroom Water resistant is a real specification, and it is not the same word as waterproof. The finish on this cabinet is made for what a bathroom actually does: damp air after a shower, condensation on a cold morning, the occasional splash from the basin. That is the environment it is built for, and it handles it. What damages MDF is water reaching the board itself, and the two places that happens are the top surface and the base. A wet bottle left standing in the same spot slowly works through a finish. A base sitting in water that ran down a wall does it faster. Neither is hard to avoid. Wipe spills instead of leaving them, stand plants on a saucer, and put the cabinet somewhere that gets damp air rather than direct water. What not to store in it There is no lock on the drawers or the door. That matters for two categories: medicines and cleaning chemicals. A cabinet at floor level with drawers a toddler can open is the wrong home for either. Those belong high up or behind something that locks. Everything else that clutters a bathroom is exactly what this is for."
}