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TEENFON bathroom column 40 × 30 × 170 cm, 5 kg per shelf, 180° doors review

The only bathroom column in this catalogue that publishes a per-shelf load — 5 kg — and the only one whose doors open a full 180°.

The bottom line The most honestly specified column here: a shelf load, an adjustment range, a door swing. The figure it publishes is not a large one.

What you are getting

A white bathroom column, 40 cm wide, 30 cm deep and 170 cm tall, in particle board with an easy-clean MDF lacquered front, with four concealed shelves — two adjustable to three heights — one drawer, doors opening through 180°, an anti-tip device, spare fixings and an 18-month warranty.

The figure nobody else gives

5 kg per shelf.

No other bathroom column in this catalogue publishes a load at any level. This one does, and it is a modest number: fine for toiletries, close to the limit for a stack of towels.

Publishing a modest figure is more useful than publishing none, and it is the reason to trust the rest of the specification.

Doors that open flat

180°. In a bathroom narrow enough to need a 40 cm column, a door that stops at a right angle is a door standing in the walkway while you reach past it.

Two adjustable shelves out of four

Three positions each. Enough to make room for tall bottles on one level without wasting the others — which is the difference between a cabinet that holds what you own and one that holds what fits.

The construction

Particle board with a lacquered MDF front. The least water-tolerant of the three constructions on this page — the bamboo column is solid timber and the MDF ones are denser board.

Keep water off the cut edges, especially at floor level where a mop reaches.

Availability

On sale from 70 € to 90 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Also on sale on the British Amazon store, in the local currency: the range above is measured on the euro stores only.

Listed but with no offer on the American Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • Publishes a per-shelf load of 5 kg, which no other column in this catalogue does
  • Doors that open through 180°, so a narrow room does not trap them half open
  • Two adjustable shelves, a drawer, an anti-tip device, spare fixings and an 18-month warranty

Compromises

  • 5 kg per shelf is modest — a stack of towels is close to it
  • Particle board with an MDF front, which is the least water-tolerant construction here
  • At 40 cm it is the widest column here, which is the point and also the constraint

Specifications

Height170 cm — stated
Width40 cm — stated
Depth30 cm — stated
ShelvesFour concealed shelves plus one drawer — stated
Adjustable shelvesTwo of the shelves adjust to three heights — stated
DoorsTwo doors, opening through 180° — stated
MaterialParticle board with an easy-clean MDF lacquered front — stated
Wall anchoringAn anti-tip device is supplied — stated
Amazon referenceB0F8MP4T27 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN6975218187642

Questions people actually ask

Why does a 180° door opening matter?

In a narrow bathroom a door that stops at 90° stands in the walkway. One that swings flat back against the cabinet side stays out of the way while you reach in — which is exactly the situation a tall narrow cabinet creates.

Is 5 kg per shelf enough?

For toiletries, easily. For a stack of bath towels it is close: four folded bath towels weigh around 3 kg dry and considerably more damp. It is a modest figure, and it is the only one published in this catalogue — the others tell you nothing at all.