Experts needed for laundry room!

10 years ago

Boy do I need all of your expertise for our laundry room! I figured it would be best to post here since I need help with cabinetry/counter placement.

We only had the builder pre-plumb for a laundry room sink because I did not like their two options (either freestanding plastic tub or cabinet + acrylic sink which was 14+ inches deep and only about 20" wide...I need a more standard kitchen sink style). I had them plumb on a wall that at the time would be the best spot, thinking I could have a nice long run of cabinets and countertop underneath the window. It turns out that the bottom of the window is only 36" from the floor which means standard kitchen cabinets would be too high, plus they did not center the plumbing on the wall -- there is approximately 12" to the left of the plumbing rough in. I need a medium-large single bowl kitchen sink, some sort of counter space to dry my dogs on (2 Maltese, about 8lbs each), and some sort of cabinetry to store laundry detergent, etc. I had a kitchen height outlet installed along the right side of the washer/dryer wall to plug in my grooming tools. I can get full interior wall measurements today if needed. Ideas??

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Karenseb
10 years ago
Can you fit a sink and 30 inch cabinet where you show your sink and then do an 18 inch deep counter across the window wall at 36 inches high. I would probably run the counter on the the sink all the way to the window wall at the regular height and then lower the counter to fit under the window. In our last house we left the bottom molding off the window and ran the counter right up to the window sill.

If you leave the counter open underneath, you can store laundry baskets. You could hang a small rod next to the dryer for hanging clothes or put in a small cabinet for soap supplies. I stored my supplies on a shelf under the counter next to the washer, but your dryer is there.

If that solution doesn't work, maybe you could get a shelf that would fold up in front of the window when you needed it for drying dogs.
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