Storage should be planned around the usable floor area rather than added at the end. In compact Glasgow bathrooms, a vanity unit under the basin can combine plumbing concealment and storage without using a separate cupboard. Tall narrow units can also use vertical space efficiently.
Recessed niches can work well in shower areas, but they need to be designed before waterproofing and tiling because they affect wall construction. Mirrored cabinets can provide useful shallow storage without taking much room depth.
The key is to check door swings, toilet clearances and access to valves before ordering furniture. Doherty's Glasgow bathroom installation process includes practical layout and storage considerations at the planning stage.
