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Sun, Jan 23, 11 at 19:30
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- Posted by westvillager (My Page) on Tue, Jan 25, 11 at 12:30
| That's a very multi-functional room! Given the footage, I'd suggest open shelving versus cabinets. You get more space and it looks like there would a lot of door competition. Open shelves also give you more freedom of movement when getting kitchen appliances. Mops and brooms could go on the wall, back of a door or even btwn two spaces using a sliding utility holder. For the hair combing, a medicine cabinet over the sink or a corner shelf should hold the equipment. This post has been at the top for a while so thought I'd give it a shot. |
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| As you move forward & the washer/dryer continue to age (mine gave out at about 12 years) replace each with a front loader as they fail. You then can stack them. This one move will save you tons of space. Of course you will want to have a place in your shelves to store baskets since the top of the washer/dryer will not be available. We used ours unstacked for a while until we re-did the laundry room. You may also want to evaluate your water savings, as well soap savings -- not published, but my Tide bottles last 3 or 4 times longer than with a top loader -- & may be able to justify changing the machines earlier. You may also consider a pocket door into the kitchen which will save you floor space. Also consider the possibility of having your garage door swing outward (if room in garage) to save some more floor space & open some wall space. Good luck! |
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