Laundry room

drying rack

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1/2 door

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rolling bins

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back shelf is 42 inches high

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rod for hanging clothes and good size shelf

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separated with shelf in between

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if we stacked, one basket could fit on top

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baskets underneath

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elevated, still stacked

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elevated

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elevated w/d w "closet" for coats etc. with smaller doors for closet.

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elevated w/d

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elevated w/d

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elevated w/d

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elevated w/d

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Elevated w/d

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Fold-down drying rack. This wall-mounted design folds down to provide flexible space for hanging out clothes to dry. When not in use, it takes up hardly any space.

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Cupboard hanging rod. Already have a cupboard in your laundry room, but wish you had more space to hang up freshly laundered clothes? Remove any shelving and doors from the cabinet, and install a short hanging rod to transform it into a useful little hanging nook. This is a good solution for hanging freshly laundered and dried clothes; damp clothes hanging to dry need more airflow than a narrow cabinet can provide.

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Undershelf hanging rod. Attaching a hanging rod to the underside of an upper shelf means not a bit of space is wasted. Use the top shelf to stow supplies in bins, and hang freshly laundered shirts below.

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A foldable board-in-a-drawer.

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swivel out under counter board

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Roll-out shelf

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a small sink may be nice for hand washing clothes or if we get another dog or to clean up after being in the garage, working outside, etc.

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love the drawer idea, instead of cupboard, opposite the w/d.

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