Slim storage cart for the dead gap beside a washing machine, a toilet or a run of kitchen units — the strip of floor too narrow for anything else and too useful to waste. Its tiers hold cleaning bottles, toiletries, spare rolls or dry goods, standing upright and visible rather than stacked in a cupboard. It suits a small bathroom where the only remaining storage is measured in centimetres.
The trolley is built on a metal frame with PP plastic shelves and rolls on four easy-glide wheels, so a fully loaded cart pulls out of a tight gap with one hand and pushes back flush against the wall. It can be set up with three or four tiers, and shelves can be left off to clear height for taller bottles. Nothing is fixed to the wall or the floor.
Park it between the sink unit and the wall, beside the fridge, or at the end of a kitchen counter as a mobile pantry. Everstock supplies it for rented bathrooms, where drilling a shelf into tile is not an option and floor space is the only space available. Pull it out to clean behind it, which is the one thing a fitted unit never allows.
