where to find laundry room cabinets
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tabteacher
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Laundry room cabinets help
Comments (2)Thanks evaperconti, but I was trying to stay away from particleboard/pressboard type constuction. I've always had problems with it....See MoreCabinet color in laundry/craft room....
Comments (3)The harvest seems like it's unfinished to me. Personally I would go with the antique white finish. Kids or no kids, all cabinets get dirty. And being they are a white finish, you'll wipe them down a lot more than if they were darker as you'll see the dirt. You're laundry room will just be cleaner than :)...See MoreCabinet color in laundry/craft room....need help!
Comments (2)Our style is somewhat urban. Lots of straight lines. I do like the antique white as well but didn't know if that would be smart in a craft room where two young kids would be doing arts/crafts and playing. What do you think? I haven't picked out w/d yet so I can get whatever is necessary to match the room. I believe we will be doing a tile in there but the color is also undecided as of yet....See Moreideas for where I can find this sort of cabinet for laundry sink?
Comments (3)Well the towel is hiding the style but judging from the cab next to it is is just a simple white shaker cabinet with either a white laminate or a white painted wooden top. Once you have your sink size then just get a shaker style sink cabinet and put a white top on it. It's a simple style that any cabinet manufacturer would have. You might even be able to pick one off the shelf at a big box store depending on the size. They trimmed it out with the interesting towel bar but basically a box is a box....See Morefordtech
11 years agoAll I have ever seen for over the washer are 12 in deep. You can always go to lowes or another cabinet installation company and have custom cabinets built for your room. It would mean however in my humble opinion a lot of extra expense for a lot of wasted space that you could resolve with an inexpensive step stool and a set of standard cabinets. Most of the time your most used items would be within reach without step on the bottom shelves. My wife is only about your height and doesnt have to stand on her toes or jump up to get things out of our cabinets.
With the cabinets at 12 inches the lid of the washer should have room to open if your machines arent flat agaist the wall. Otherwise with deep cabinets the extra clearance will be required and your cablinets will be possibly too high even if they stuck out far enough to bang your head on them while loading and unloading your washer.
If you have 10 ft ceilings and stand 6 foot tall all would be AOK
georgiemd
11 years agoI bought pre made cabinets from Lowes and they were absolute JUNK. They were falling apart when I took them out of the box. I returned them and bought the pre made ones at Home Depot. They were soooo much better. I can't find a brand name on the cabinet but the router part on the door is squared off instead of rounded like the Lowes brand. I also have a top loader and thought I would have to hang the cabinets higher but I just pulled the washer and dryer out further and it doesn't look bad. I added the "crown moulding" of wood clothes pins hot glued to a piece of flat trim that is sold to match the cabinets and just screwed it to the too of the cabinets to add character.
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