I Don’t Have Space in My Tiny Bathroom Storage for Towels, but These $7 Collapsible Gems Are the Perfect Fix

It's been a lifesaver for my bathroom surfaces

A bathroom with a green-tiled freestanding shower, beside a bathtub. A black wall mounted towel radiator beside the glass shower door.
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There are days when my bathroom looks perfectly neat, with everything tucked away and organized. And then laundry day happens, and all of my fresh towels end up stacked or draped haphazardly around.

My bathroom storage is essentially non-existent, and finding space for bulky towels (no matter how well folded they are) was impossible until I found some stackable storage baskets from Amazon.

The $7 Collapsible Solution to Small Bathroom Storage

The best bath towels can prove tricky when organizing a bathroom. Not even file folding can negate the bulk of fabric, especially if (like me) you swear by extra-large bath sheets over smaller towels for a cozy post-shower experience.

Although these plastic crates are a far cry from bespoke joinery, they offer the perfect storage idea to keep your towels tucked away yet easy to access – and nothing makes a home look more expensive than good home organization.

Punteha Van Terheyden, Homes & Gardens' Head of Solved, agrees that this is the best solution when you do not have the budget for custom units or live in a rented space.

'So far as added storage goes, these stacking bins are perfect. The quality plastic and modular design make them look far more expensive than they are, instantly elevating any cabinet or closet. The drop fronts create a simple organizing system that is easy to maintain, while cut-outs promote airflow, an absolute must in bathroom storage to prevent mold.

'They prove that smart organization can be effortlessly stylish, and that you don't need to spend hundreds of dollars on storage that makes a house look expensive.'

Because they stack neatly together and can slide out for access as required, they keep towel storage compact, using vertical storage to save space. This tactic means they will fit perfectly in my lone bathroom cabinet beneath my boiler, making the best use of every inch of space.

It's also a great way to add towel storage to guest bathrooms when your loved ones come to stay, without needing expensive built-ins or freestanding storage

Colorful plastic stacking crates in the base of a wooden built-in closet, storing folded shirts

These handy crates can be used all over the home.

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It isn't just us that love these handy stacking bins, either. The bins have over 1,600 five-star reviews, and over 20,000 were bought last month alone.

Verified shopper Gizmo31 also used these stacking bins for their linen closet, praising them for being 'very easy' to assemble and looking 'clean and simple' in the white color variation. 'They do have a large storage capacity,' they add, 'and the plastic material makes it durable and easy to clean, catching any spills.'

Fellow shopper Joseph K agreed, sharing, 'These baskets aren't just functional; they're also amazingly versatile and fit seamlessly into any room. Whether you're organizing clothes in your wardrobe, keeping your bathroom essentials tidy, or even sorting files in your office, these baskets have you covered.

'I love that I'm able to customize the height based on my needs, whether I'm stacking them two, three, or even four layers high. It's like a mini Tetris game for adults, and the space-saving design is a real blessing. They’re not bulky, and I appreciate being able to fold them up when they're not in use. I never realized how much I needed a solution like this until I had it!'

They added that despite not having a sliding mechanism, you can easily pull them out halfway for a better glance at everything inside.

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Meet the Expert

Headshot of brunette Punteha in burgundy collared long sleeve dress against a terracotta painted wall background
Punteha van Terheyden

Punteha was editor of Real Homes before joining Homes and Gardens as Head of Solved. Previously, she edited lifestyle and consumer pieces in print and digital newspapers and magazines, including a long-running column in BBC Good Food. Punteha is a DIY enthusiast and spends her weekends working on ways to personalize her newly-built home. She is disabled and suffers chronic pain so small transformative projects that bring useful functionality are her focus.


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Chiana Dickson
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Chiana has been at Homes & Gardens for two years and is our resident 'queen' of non-toxic living. She spends most of her time producing content for the Solved section of the website, helping readers get the most out of their homes through clever decluttering, cleaning, and tidying tips. She was named one of Fixr's top home improvement journalists in 2024.

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