The bottom line The column for a low gap, well organised and properly dimensioned. It stores far less than the tall units on this page.
What you are getting
A four-drawer bathroom column in MDF, 30 cm wide, 30 cm deep and 82 cm tall, with an anti-tip fixing supplied.
Drawers are the right answer in a bathroom
Bathroom clutter is small: tubes, brushes, packets, spare soap. On a shelf that becomes a heap where nothing is visible; in a drawer it is laid out flat.
Four drawers is four categories rather than one pile, and it is what makes a narrow column genuinely useful rather than just present.
82 cm, and what it is for
It is the short one on this page — the tall columns here are 142, 170 and 180 cm.
Eighty-two centimetres fits under a window, or beside a basin at roughly worktop height, or into a gap where a full-height column would look absurd. That is a specific job, and it does it.
The anti-tip fixing, supplied
A 30 × 30 cm footprint with drawers that pull out is exactly the shape that goes over. The fixing is in the box and the maker says to use it.
The material
MDF. Wipe-clean, dimensionally stable, and permanently damaged if water reaches a cut edge. In a bathroom that is the standard trade, and it is why bamboo appears elsewhere on this page.
Availability
On sale from 36 € to 57 € 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
Four drawers rather than shelves, which is what actually keeps small bathroom things findable
An anti-tip fixing supplied, and the maker states it should be used
At 82 cm it is low enough to stand beside a basin or under a window
Compromises
The shortest column here by a wide margin — a third of the storage of the tall ones
No drawer load figure and no drawer depth published
MDF, which swells permanently if water reaches a cut edge
Specifications
Height
82 cm — stated
Width
30 cm — stated
Depth
30 cm — stated
Shelves
None — the storage is four drawers, stated
Adjustable shelves
None — the drawers are fixed
Doors
None — four drawers, stated
Material
MDF board — stated
Wall anchoring
An anti-tip fixing is supplied — stated
Amazon reference
B0CQZVNXYB (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0194343160573
Questions people actually ask
Why drawers rather than shelves?
Because bathroom storage is mostly small objects, and small objects on a shelf become a heap that hides the thing you want. Four shallow drawers means four categories, each visible from above.
Do I have to fix it to the wall?
The maker supplies the fixing and states it should be used, and on a 30 cm footprint at 82 cm tall with loaded drawers, it is the right advice. A column with an open top drawer is easy to pull over.
Bathroom column · 40 × 30 × 170 cm · four hidden shelves, two adjustable to three heights, one drawer · 5 kg per shelf stated · doors open 180° · anti-tip · 18-month warranty
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°.
Best for: A narrow bathroom where the door has to open fully against a wall, and where the shelf loads need to be known.