Cloakroom Furniture

Cloakroom furniture has to work hard in a small space. Our cloakroom bathroom furniture includes slim vanity units from 325mm wide, back-to-wall toilet units, tallboys and matching sets. You can also find fitted cloakroom furniture which keeps everything neatly along one worktop, concealing the cistern and pipework. Explore the range, all backed by a five-year guarantee, with free delivery on orders over £50.

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Form 600mm Freestanding Grey Vanity Unit

£500.00

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Form Back To Wall Anthracite Toilet Unit

£410.00

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Linnea Black Back-to-Wall Toilet Unit

From £384.00

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Linnea Cashmere Set with 600mm Vanity and Back-to-Wall Toilet Unit

From £590.00

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Jivana 400mm White Cloakroom Vanity Unit

£240.00

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Form Back To Wall Unit

From £235.00

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Jivana 600mm Gold Floating Vanity Drawer Unit

£315.00

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Form 800mm White Back To Wall Combination Unit

£527.00

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Wabi 605mm Wall Hung 1 Drawer Unit and Basin Walnut

£720.00

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Wabi 1 Door Storage Unit Walnut

£735.00

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Wabi 550mm WC Unit Walnut

£415.00

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Sirena Green Tall Boy Storage Unit

£620.00

Pemberton Handleless Tallboy Grey

£375.00

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Types of cloakroom bathroom furniture

A cloakroom usually only needs a basin and a toilet. The furniture around them decides how tidy and usable the room feels.

Vanity units pair a basin with a cupboard or drawers underneath. Cloakroom sizes start at 325mm wide, providing storage for the narrowest rooms.
Back-to-wall toilet units hide the cistern and pipework inside a cabinet, leaving only the pan and flush plate on show.
Toilet and sink combination units join the basin and toilet in one continuous piece of furniture. It saves space and looks built-in.
Cloakroom furniture sets bring a vanity unit and matching toilet together, so the finish, handles, and proportions line up first time.
Tallboys are tall, slim cabinets that use height rather than floor space. They’re handy for towels, cleaning products, and spare toilet rolls.
Mirrored cabinets give you a mirror and hidden shelving in one piece. Fitted above a narrow basin, they help keep the worktop clear.

Most cloakroom bathroom furniture comes in more than one installation type. Which suits you depends on your walls, your plumbing, and how open you want the room to feel.

Wall-hung cloakroom furniture fixes to the wall, leaving the floor clear so the room feels more open. It needs a solid or reinforced wall.
Floorstanding cloakroom furniture rests on a plinth or legs, taking the weight off the wall. It’s a sensible choice for plasterboard partitions under the stairs.
Fitted cloakroom furniture joins units side by side under one worktop. It hides pipework and cisterns and gives the room a built-in finish.

Read our bathroom furniture guide for more details on the different options.

What sizes does cloakroom furniture come in?

Cloakroom vanity units start at just 325mm wide, with 400mm, 600mm, and 800mm options for slightly larger cloakrooms. Back-to-wall toilet units come in 500mm and 600mm widths. Depth matters just as much in a cloakroom. Some of our toilet units are only 200mm deep, and tallboys sit at around 340mm. Every product page lists full dimensions.

How to measure for cloakroom bathroom furniture

Measure the wall width where the cloakroom furniture will sit, then the distance from that wall to the door frame or the opposite wall. Check which way the door swings. You'll need space to stand at the basin and sit at the toilet comfortably. Mark your waste pipe and water supply positions too, as they decide where a vanity unit or toilet unit can go.

For more help, read our guide on how to measure your bathroom.

Does cloakroom furniture come with storage?

Yes, vanity units have a cupboard or drawers under the basin for spare toilet rolls and hand soap. Tallboy units add tall shelving without taking up much floor, and mirrored cabinets give you hidden shelves above the basin. In a cloakroom, that matters. Keeping everyday bits behind doors leaves surfaces clear, so the room looks tidy and feels less cramped.

How to choose furniture for a cloakroom

Getting downstairs toilet furniture right comes down to a few practical checks.

Measure your cloakroom properly: Note the width, the depth, and which way the door swings into the room.
Check your walls: Wall-hung furniture needs solid support, so plasterboard often suits floorstanding cloakroom furniture better.
Work around your plumbing: Furniture that fits your existing waste and water supply keeps fitting costs down.
Think about storage: Spare toilet rolls, soap refills, and cleaning spray all need a home behind a door.
Decide between a set or separate pieces: A cloakroom furniture set matches everything. Separate pieces let you keep an existing toilet.
Pick a finish for the light you have: Pale finishes brighten a windowless cloakroom, while green or black pieces look striking against light walls.
Match the tap to the basin: A shallow cloakroom basin needs one of our small basin taps, so check the spout reach.

Do you offer free delivery on cloakroom bathroom furniture?

Yes. Delivery is free on orders over £50 to most of the UK, and you can pick a date up to 100 days ahead. Express next-day delivery costs £75 to mainland UK addresses. Own-brand furniture is usually in stock, while branded pieces take 3 days to 6 weeks to arrive. If you prefer to collect your cloakroom furniture yourself, our Birmingham warehouse is open on weekdays.

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