Cape Cod Beach House Remodel Beach Style Kitchen, Boston
Before the remodel the clients had the washer and dryer in the kitchen. They liked it in that location so we added a countertop above for more useable space.
Photo: Brian Tetrault Productions
Builder: C&J Hunt Construction
Photo: Brian Tetrault Productions
Builder: C&J Hunt Construction
Beach style kitchen photo in Boston with granite countertops — Houzz
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kitchendesign4 wrote:
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kitchendesign4
How do you reach the shut off valve?
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lucky8772
did you have to raise the height of the counter from standard height for the washer dryer to fit or did you build the counter up higher?
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Thanks for the inquiry. We used compact laundry machines so the counter could be the same height as the rest of the kitchen.
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Kathleen Merrill wrote:
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Thanks for the inquiry. We had the area custom built by the contractor.
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rockymtnskigirl wrote:
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It's about 30" deep. The washer and dryer are 30" deep plus a little space behind them for the plumbing and electrical outlets.
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Isa Antepara wrote:
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I don't have the exact specs but this is an LG set. The dryer is ventless and the units are both compact models for small spaces. Thanks!
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like the countertop on top of the laundry
I have my washer and dryer in my kitchen enclosed in cabinets. As stated by Hammond Design, it is a hassle with the doors when loading and unloading.
why isn't there a refrigerator panel? Looks unfinished.