Show us your shaving salon... ok, bathroom

[FrenchBlade]

Ok as promised... this is stuff I collect, but I try and use most of them now and then.
(just had a "toggle phase").

Current bathroom shelf:

The rest of the "software", as you can see, I'm not much of a software man.

Max

 

[chrisbell]

Wow! What a collection, Max!

 

[trainman]

Max,is that a Blue handled Adjustable?.


Dave.

 

[Johnus]

To Neep. Very nice, I have a very similar late 20's bathroom.same problems with wall space. The shelves that you have behind the mirrored doors. Did you attach them yourself or were they factory installed. I like the idea, and wanted to do it but my doors are only mirrors with no backing and not sure how to attach them?? Ideas?
Thanks
Johns

 

[Neep]

To Neep. Very nice, I have a very similar late 20's bathroom.same problems with wall space. The shelves that you have behind the mirrored doors. Did you attach them yourself or were they factory installed.

It is a VERY cheap plastic cabiniet from B&Q. Shelves, doors, mirrors come like that as standard. Perfect for what we want.

Rod

 

[Johnus]

Thank you , I'll have to get one. Trying to store small things on open shelves just isn't working for me.

 

[N_Architect]

A bit of a thread revival, but as I just moved - time for some new material.

One picture will be enough though:

The 'closed' part of the cupboard is supposed to be for towels, etc.

My question is: what was the creator of this bathroom thinking?

The apartment(s) I had last time in South Korea both had two bathrooms each. This one is the same size (roughly), 3 bedrooms, but with only one bathroom and a rather small one on actual fact...

The punishment of the shopaholic!

 

[Gingerpose]

Reading this thread has entirely restored my wife's belief in my sanity.:icon_razz:

 

[Neep]

I started this thread with the hopes that my wife would realse that I am sane after all.

Now she thinks that we are all nuts. :icon_rolleyes:

 

[eneville]

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Is that a PERL book on your shelf?