Laundry near the bathroom would be very convenient. The bedding, towels, and dirty clothes can all be stashed in the laundry room storage space. This will help you keep your bathroom and adjacent bedroom much neat. The laundry room located near the bathroom can work well for the family’s needs. The laundry room must be designed to meet the needs of the family. You want to keep a bathroom clean and neat, so create a system in which machines are hidden. A diving wall or the folding door system can work well, which will be able to separate the laundry room from the rest of the space.
Here are some tips on how you can design the laundry room near the bathroom.
Measure the space for the laundry room and bathroom area and include the dimensions for bathroom fixtures, such as vanity sinks, toilets, etc. Know what is leftover space for the laundry space. You must also measure the washing machine or washer and dryer that you will be using so that they fit.
Use stackable units in full size or smaller size. This will help you save floor space.
You get the layout of the bathroom and laundry space has been drawn, which will have a washer-dryer area, folding table, shelves, laundry storage closet to hide your dirty laundry and to place to hand laundry take out from the dryer, define wall area which will separate the bathroom from the laundry area.
Then, create a plan to get plumbing and electricity done for both spaces. Plumbing will be needed for water pipes and drains in the laundry room. Look for places to install electric outlets.
Storage is important in the bathroom and the laundry area. The bathroom closet holds supplies and linen, which must be away and separate from the laundry closet, which will have laundry storage. Laundry issues should not affect showering or bathing.
Design the doors to hide the washing machine, washer, and dryer. Metal tracking on the ceiling and floor is useful for multiple bi-fold doors. Use the louvered doors to help moisture escape. Have an overhead fan with a vent to take moisture out.
Tools Needed
If you are taking on this large project yourself, there are some tools that you must have.
1. Drill
2. Hammer
3. Putty Knife
4. Budget-Friendly Table Saw
5. Stud Finder
6. Paint Brush/Roller
