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Hi there,
Newbie here. Looking for some advice/plan for a laundry layout please!!
We have pulled out all existing cupboards and sinks. Planning to re-tile in the coming weeks, as well as plumber and electrician. Just needing some design ideas.
I'm hoping to have:
- washing machine (front loader) and dryer under the bench
- sink near the window (so not needing to change location of taps)
- hidden clothes basket in drawer/cupboard
- tall cupboard on the end
I'm just not sure if all that will fit.
Hoping to also have lots of cupboards above the bench also.
Measurements:
L) 2.38
W) 1.65
See attached plan for more measurements.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Many thanks in advance!!!
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @kim8. It's brilliant to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about laundry design.
The best place to start would be with @Adam_W's article on How to plan a laundry renovation and our Top 10 most popular laundry renovation projects for inspiration. Next, I'd suggest you jump into the Kaboodle planner and familiarise yourself with it. It's the perfect tool for working out if your desired orientation will fit the area.
I've put a design together for you below, and everything appears to fit quite nicely. Obviously, there are other layouts to choose from, and I'd encourage you to give the Kaboodle planner a go.
Let me know what you think.
Mitchell
Hello @kim8
It's great that you've received excellent advice from my colleague @MitchellMc. Just to add to the suggestions made, I've drawn you up some layout suggestions as well. Please keep in mind that due to the size limit of your laundry, the blind corner pantry will be very close to your door entrance. Please have a look and if you wish to see it in another configuration, please let me know. I'll be more than happy to re-arrange it for you.
If you have any other questions we can help you with, please don't hesitate to post them.
Eric
We'll be looking forward to your update @kim8.
You should find this step-by-step guide useful: How to lay floor tiles. Let us know if you run into any difficulties.
Mitchell
I also never had a good time with the Kaboodle planner @kim8 , it's something I think they need to work on. Always love seeing what @MitchellMc & @EricL come up with. Personally I would have everything on the rear wall, having a pantry come out would make it pretty tight in there and you'd be met by it as soon as you walk in, I'd also maximise bench space where I could, and I love the idea of having open shelves for everyday things above the sinktop. But if you really need that hidden hamper, Erics first option (far left) seems like the best fit for you.
You also have the room to have some interior clothes going from the exterior doorway to the opposite wall, things to think about 
