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Functional and pretty laundry

Mandymoocow

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The project:

Turned my old dead space laundry into something more functional and eye pleasing when you walk in the bathroom door.

- Materials:

3 x specrite multi use panels - https://www.bunnings.com.au/specrite-1800-x-600-x-18mm-timber-multi-use-pine-panel_p0419624

floating shelves - https://www.bunnings.com.au/flexi-storage-decorative-shelving-600-x-36-x-240mm-walnut-floating-shelf_p0993587

Paint

- Tools:

Drill, circular saw

- Step 1:

Painted the back wall, made the cupboard from the panels, measuring the height of the vac hose and brooms first. Installed a panel above the washing machine to stop things falling off during spin cycles and added 2 floating shelves

- Step 2:

Stained all the timber and went over with a waterproof clear coat

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Comments

EricL

Hello @Mandymoocow

Thank you very much for sharing the steps and materials of your laundry revamp. The use of the panels is very clever and makes organizing household items such as brooms and stick vacs much simpler. The extra two shelves are a nice touch and should provide even more storage space. The laundry space looks much better and adds a bit of character to the area.

Eric