I need some ideas to increase/organize a bathroom linen closet
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great answers above! try using the wire racking systems at the hardware stores. great to work with and you can get different sizes for your needs.
Wire for drawers or baskets so you can utilize the largest area of the closet would be best. If you stack things in the back and put things in front, it is a pain to get to the items in the back because you have to move everything from the front. I would put shelves back into the closet - probably more than were there originally. Wire shelves take up less space than wood ones, but things can tip over (bottles/cans) more easily also. Make sure your shelves are spaced so you don't waste vertical space but you can easily fit in the items you usually store there.
Sliding wire shelves: https://www.amazon.com/wire-cabinet-drawers/s?page=1&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Awire%20cabinet%20drawers
Wire baskets: https://www.target.com/s/pantry+storage+wire+baskets
Or: - love drawers for any storage because I can always get to things in the back!