Linen towers
A tall linen cabinet 84–90" high, 15–24" wide, 12–21" deep. Shelves for towels above, a pull-out hamper or drawers below.
Bathroom cabinets for Edmonton homes that give towels, toiletries, cleaning supplies and hair tools a home, fitted to the gaps in your bathroom and matched to the vanity.

A tall linen cabinet 84–90" high, 15–24" wide, 12–21" deep. Shelves for towels above, a pull-out hamper or drawers below.
Surface-mounted with mirror doors, or recessed into a stud bay. Adjustable glass or melamine shelves inside.
Wall cabinets 8–10" deep above the tank, high enough to lift the lid.
Shallow base cabinets, makeup drawers, open niches for baskets on the vanity wall.
Cabinets around a stacked washer and dryer, with a fold-down shelf. See laundry cabinets for full rooms.
Start with the base cabinet run along the wall, then add towers and wall pieces.
Most Edmonton main bathrooms are 5 by 8 feet, so every inch counts. The usual wins: a recessed medicine cabinet between studs (about 3 1/2" deep, no space lost), a 12"-deep tower beside the vanity instead of a full 21", and an over-toilet cabinet that replaces the wobbly etagere.
A recessed cabinet needs an interior wall without plumbing, ducts or wiring in that bay. We check at the measure. Opening the wall and patching it is drywall work, which a partner trade does.





Often, yes. Bring a door or a photo to the measure. Egger and Uniboard have a wide range of woodgrains and solids, and painted fronts can be colour-matched.
No. Every tall cabinet is fixed to the wall studs. That is part of the install.
We can build it with a cut-out, but the outlet itself has to be installed by a licensed electrician.
Yes. Towers and wall cabinets are a common stand-alone job.
A photo of the bathroom and a list of what you want to store. We reply within one business day.