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Two open-front bays wrap a floor-standing washer and dryer, with a folding top carried by the cabinets instead of the machines. Doors, controls and service access stay at the front.
A tower frames a washer with the dryer stacked on the appliance maker's kit, with upper storage above. We size the bay and the removal route to the exact pair you buy.
A pull-out hamper with two removable 33-liter baskets keeps sorting off the floor. A drawer-mounted ironing board pulls out and unfolds, and we plan the cabinet around its full open size.
A white UV-lacquer sink base, a folding station with four basket cubbies and a hanging rail, and a utility cabinet with a 700 mm tool bay beside 500 mm of supply shelves cover the rest of the room.
Fronts come in melamine or white UV lacquer over plywood bodies, with edges finished for a room that sees water and detergent.
Quartz and sintered-stone folding tops span the cabinets and are supported at the joints and sink cutout, never on the machines.
Hamper pull-outs include baskets, runners and the front fixing. The ironing board has its own drawer mechanism and needs clear space to unfold.
| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Appliance envelope | Washer and dryer models | Sets the clear bay from the installation sheets instead of the cabinet's outside size. |
| Door & service access | Door swing and detergent drawer positions | Keeps daily use and maintenance accessible. |
| Stacked arrangement | Stacked or side-by-side layout | Keeps appliance support separate from the cabinetry around it. |
| Worktop span | Folding-top length, material and sink position | Sets top supports over open machine bays. |
| Accessory clearance | Hamper or ironing-board preference | Sets cabinet width and the working aisle. |
| Utility storage | Tall tools, baskets and detergents to store | Determines open cubbies, rail positions and shelf heights. |
Stacked towers and side-by-side runs need different panels and tops. The appliance size decides how much cabinetry fits in the room.
Pull-out hampers are priced by their runner and carrier system as well as basket volume, and we quote the complete unit.
Stone type, long spans, sink cutouts and supports change the top price. We quote the folding top and sink base from the same drawing.
Tall tool bays, basket cubbies, rails and ironing boards are listed as their own items, so you pay only for storage you will use.
Send the washer, dryer and stacking kit models. We read the installation and ventilation requirements from their sheets.
Tell us where you sort, fold, wash by hand, hang and store cleaning tools, and we lay out the room around those tasks.
Our drawings show appliance removal, top supports, hamper travel and ironing-board movement.
You approve the drawing; cabinets, top, accessories and fittings ship together, labeled for the laundry room.
Yes. The washer stands on the floor and the dryer sits on the maker's stacking kit; our tower frames the stack and carries its own upper cupboard.
Enough for hose bends, plugs and the dryer vent or condensate route, as given on the installation sheets. Send the models and we size the bay from those sheets.
The cabinet sides or a support frame, never the machines. We add supports where the span, joints or sink opening need them.
Yes. Our pull-out hamper has two removable 33-liter baskets on a matched carrier, so you can carry laundry straight to the machine.
A drawer wide enough for the mechanism and clear space to unfold the board fully. We check handles and the working aisle on the drawing.
Yes, in a tall tool bay with a removable tray at the bottom. Tell us the longest tool and we set the bay height.