Absolutely. Our cabinets are specifically designed to thrive in a bathroom thanks to two key factors — the material and the finish. We start with solid wood, which has a natural structural resistance to the temperature and humidity changes common in a bathroom. Solid wood maintains its integrity, unlike MDF or particleboard, which can act like a sponge for moisture, leading to swelling and peeling.

Secondly, the durable, professional-grade finish we apply provides more than just color. It acts as a protective barrier, sealing the wood from steam and occasional splashes. The sturdy core material and protective coating help your cabinet resist the challenges of a damp environment and remain beautiful for decades.

This is a valid concern, and we address it by offering custom depths. While a cabinet will naturally have a presence in the room, you can choose a shallower depth to minimize its profile. For smaller bathrooms, hallways or high-traffic areas, a cabinet with a depth of 4 to 6 inches provides excellent storage without feeling obtrusive.

A deeper cabinet might be perfect for spaces where you need more storage, like a laundry room or linen closet. The key is that you have control. Choosing the right dimensions makes the cabinet a seamless, functional part of the room rather than a bulky addition.

When selecting new wall storage cabinets for your home or business, check the production materials. Wall hanging cabinets made from different products are available on the market. The quality, look and longevity will vary greatly depending on which you choose to buy.

At WG Wood Products, we produce wall storage cabinets using solid wood. We choose solid wood because it looks the best and lasts the longest. Solid wood also takes a finish better and stands up to scratches, dents, wear and prolonged use much better than composite materials and cabinets made from particleboard.

Their versatility is one of their best features! While they are perfect for bathroom storage, our customers use them all over their homes. Consider placing one in:

• Hallways or entryways to create a drop-zone for keys, mail and wallets.
• Kitchens, as a beautiful spice cabinet, a coffee/tea station for mugs and pods or for displaying small dishes.
• Laundry rooms to keep detergents, dryer sheets and other supplies neatly hidden.
• Craft rooms or offices for organizing paints, tools or office supplies.
• Bedrooms, as a unique wall-mounted nightstand or a place for jewelry and accessories.

You can better visualize the final look by using painter’s tape to test the size of the cabinet you’re considering. Once you have the tape on the wall, step back to see how the cabinet will fit in the room. Check its placement against other furniture and fixtures, such as light switches, to imagine how it will function in the room.