Diy Laundry Closet

Diy er bargain hunter and potty mouth boy mom follow along as i renovate my 1980 s fixer upper on a budget.

Diy laundry closet.

You can start by looking for storage solutions that were designed for closets. We often add laundry closets not rooms to our client s existing living spaces. Laundry rooms always seem to collect clothes clutter and cleaning supplies. Corral small items.

Hall closets are perfect for this kind of small pantry replacement as they re often located close to the kitchen. For that reason you will want to hide it from view at times. Some shelving can be slipped straight into the closet and loaded with goods or you can create your own internal organizer. This was done for under 100.

It s so much more convenient than running down the hall when you re in the middle of doing laundry. You don t need a big budget for a laundry closet makeover. Any bi fold or sliding door closet can be converted to a pantry with the addition of custom shelves. If your laundry closet is nowhere near a trash can install one on the wall to hold lint and dryer sheets.

Add an allen roth ventilated shelving system with additional shelves for quick vertical storage. Empty it when it s full. Even a few hooks would provide some extra room to hang laundry bags or dry delicates. We are also in a fixer upper with more pressing problem areas but this is definitely inspiration for the future.

While the unit in the photo above works great for supplies you could also use something like an over the door shoe organizer for small items. Designing a laundry closet. Install a ventless electric dryer designed to fit in a small space but big enough to handle a.