Laundry room size layout

The Galley Two Row (Two Unit) Laundry Room features a washer and dryer on one row and the other row, cabinets, beaded inset cabinets, and granite countertops. This layout makes it look squeezed, so to find space for folding and drying, you can stack the dryer on top of the washer. The Galley Two Row Laundry Room (2 Unit) layout has a typical width of 5’ (1.52 m) and depth of 8’ (2.44 m) for an overall area of 40 ft2 (3.72 m2). A countertop height of 42” (107 cm) with a minimum work zone…

The L-Shape (Four Unit) Laundry Room is ideal for large spaces. The layout has a washer and dryer positioned close to one another on one side. In between is a sink, and on the other end, there is space left for folding and storage. The L-Shape Laundry Room (4 Unit) layout has a typical width of 10’ (3.05 m) and depth of 6’ (1.83 m) for an overall area of 60 ft2 (5.57 m2). A countertop height of 42” (107 cm) with a minimum work zone width of 36” (91 cm) is often used.

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The urge to renovate our laundry mud room is stronger than I anticipated. I thought I could stall it for a while until it gets warmer, but n...

Hi, welcome to my site! This listing is for a fully customized online interior design for your laundry room. The process is 3 easy steps: Step 1: Send me dimensions and pictures of your space and a description of your style (or inspiration photos) Step 2: I'll provide a 3D rendering of your designed space, and once approved, a source list identifying all items in the design and where to buy them Step 3: Purchase the items and decorate your space according to the design The picture above is…

Imagine the cardboard box is a wooden counter. Imagine I’ve installed the sink and faucet, caulked the gaps along the foundation wall, and faced the toe kick. You can see it, yes? I shared a preliminary design when I first started planning the laundry room. Now that it’s nearly complete, I wanted to share the floor plan and mockups in their own post. I stayed fairly true to the original vision. I go back and forth between SketchUp and Photoshop when designing. Sometimes I think I should…