Bathroom cabinet

A cabinet especially for storing and dispensing sanitary commodities, characterized in that said cabinet is provided with at least one compartment and at least one access door thereto and wherein said cabinet is further provided with attachment means depending from a bottom surface thereof for attachment of said cabinet atop a cover of a bathroom flush tank as an integral unit with said cover, whereby said cabinet and cover are readily removable as a unit to allow access to a flushing mechanism within the flush tank in case of malfunction, and wherein said attachment means has at least one bottom surface which is substantially planar and includes means for displacing said bottom surface so as to be non-parallel with respect to the bottom of said cabinet, thereby rendering said cabinet compatibly attachable to bathroom flush tank covers of various sizes, configurations and curvatures, wherein said attachment means comprise a first member detachably attachable to the bottom surface of said cabinet, said member being provided with at least one protruding element extending downwardly from said first member when attached to said bottom of said cabinet, said element being provided with a ball joint facilitating the displacement of said bottom surface.

In a cabinet adapted to be supported on the top of a bathroom flush tank, the improvement in attaching means between the bottom of the cabinet and the cover of the flush tank, which comprises a first member, means for removably securing the first member to the bottom of the cabinet, a second member adhesively secured to the top of the flush tank cover, screw-operated means for adjusting the distance between the first and second members, and a universal joint between the first and second members, thereby facilitating the attachment of the cabinet to various flush tank covers.