How should a vacuum cleaner storage cabinet be built?

Building a vacuum cleaner storage cabinet is not difficult; the challenge lies in the height and cable routing. Calculate the clear internal height based on the whole unit plus the wand, generally allowing 1.3–1.5m, make the shelves adjustable, and fix the rack to the back panel or side panels. For cordless models, reserve a socket inside the cabinet, position the socket away from the main body of the machine, and route the cord out through a hole in the back panel. Use louvered doors or leave ventilation gaps so the machine does not get stuffy inside. Particle board or plywood can both be used for the cabinet body, with ENF or E0 environmental grades available. If placed near a balcony or bathroom, pay attention to moisture protection; water damage, dampness, and human-caused damage during the warranty period are not covered.