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Make light of the everyday.
Practical storage and clean lines. A little more calm on washing day.
Explore the pieces ↗GOOD THINGS, THOUGHT THROUGH
Useful, in the best possible way.
Plan the appliances first. Leave room for doors, hoses, ventilation and service access. Then bring the cabinet, sink and bench together around the way you wash, sort and store.
THE PIECES THAT MAKE IT
Explore the collection ↗The pieces that make it.
Give the everyday jobs a place
Map a normal load of washing: where the basket waits, where clothes are sorted, where wet items are handled and where clean clothes are folded. A small laundry works better when those tasks have somewhere to happen without blocking the appliances.
Measure the exact washer and dryer with their doors open and use the manufacturer’s installation drawings for ventilation and service space. If the laundry is also a passage or utility room, include the route through it. Keep cleaning products in suitable storage and leave the shut-off and service points accessible.
Check a cabinet as a set of components
Compare the cabinet options by usable storage, dimensions and inclusions. Record the tub or basin, top, mixer and waste separately. Check the direction of doors, internal shelves, plumbing space and whether additional panels or support are required.
A continuous bench over appliances needs a plan for support and eventual appliance removal. A stacked appliance arrangement needs confirmed compatible hardware and installation requirements. Those are practical checks to make before selecting a cabinet simply because its width looks right.
Make the next enquiry specific
Tell us the room dimensions, appliance models, existing connection positions, postcode and the products you are considering. Note whether you need a replacement in the same position or a complete new layout. The laundry guide provides a more detailed checklist.
Confirm the exact supplied parts and care requirements, delivery access and the work your installer will carry out. A related cabinet or tap finish can connect the laundry to the kitchen while allowing this room to stay practical and easy to maintain.
FIND YOUR OWN WAY
Keep the feeling going.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Small room. Plenty to consider.
How do I make a compact laundry work?
Measure the appliances with their doors open and allow the access and ventilation specified by their manufacturers. Plan a place for sorting and folding, then use the remaining space for storage. Our laundry planning guide helps you work through the order of decisions.
What comes with a laundry cabinet?
Inclusions vary. Check whether your selected laundry cabinet includes a tub or bench, and whether the waste, mixer, handles or other fittings are separate. Use the exact variant description rather than assuming everything in a styled photograph is included.
Can I carry the kitchen finishes into the laundry?
A related cabinet tone, worktop colour or metal finish can connect the rooms without matching every detail. Bring sample finishes together in the actual room lighting. Confirm that each surface and cabinet is suitable for its proposed use and follow the product care instructions.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Good people. A real conversation.
A few details are a good place to start. We’ll help you work through the next step.