Modular Cabinet Storage System For Toilets

A modular cabinet storage system for toilets with structural features to allow a plurality of said cabinets to modularly fit and be stacked together for expandability and with other structural features to allow said cabinet to be internally modular as well for versatility, and then to be removably stacked onto a toilet water tank, comprising a modular cabinet housing having a top side with a modular rimmed edge and bottom side with a modular mounting guide and defining an interior modular compartment and modular subassembly, comprising:

• a) said modular rimmed edge that is shaped to allow the engagement of a mating modular mounting guide that protrudes from a similar modular cabinet (or the original water tank lid) for the purpose of the engagement, positioning and secure mounting of said similar modular cabinet (or said tank lid) thereof and whereby said cabinet system can then expand externally and also have the capability to reuse said original tank lid;
• b) said modular mounting guide that protrudes from said bottom side of said modular cabinet housing that is shaped to allow the engagement, positioning and secure mounting of a mating top modular rimmed edge from a similar modular cabinet (or the rim of said water tank) thereof and whereby said cabinet system can securely mount onto said toilet water tank;
• c) said modular interior compartment that provides space for the storage of articles and that is shaped for the mounting and integration of modular subassemblies in order to provide the ability to subdivide its space into a variety of ways to more efficiently organize, store and retrieve articles, comprising:
• i) a means to gain access to said modular interior compartment;
• ii) a modular cabinet subassembly that is shaped to allow the engagement, positioning and secure mounting within said modular interior compartment, comprising:
• (a) at least one subassembly interior compartment with a method to gain access to said compartment;
• (b) a means for fastening said cabinet subassembly to into said interior compartment of said cabinet housing to form a complete cabinet assembly;
• (c) whereby said subassembly can modularly engage and securely fit within said cabinet interior compartment and enables the storage and retrieval of articles;
• iii) whereby said modular interior compartment can be accessed to store and retrieve articles;
• iv) whereby said modular interior compartment's subassembly can be installed and secured, and can be accessed to store and retrieve articles;
• d) whereby said cabinet housing exterior forms a modular structure so that other modular cabinet housings can be engaged, positioned and securely mounted thereof for expandability;
• e) whereby said cabinet housing can be securely and removably mounted onto said water tank while retaining the ability to reuse the original toilet water tank lid;
• f) whereby said cabinet housing interior forms a modular structure so that modular cabinet subassemblies can be installed therein for versatility and efficient optimization of space;