ᐅ Ikea Pax Utility Room/Laundry System? – What setup do you have?
Created on: 1 Oct 2020 22:18
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Shiny86
Do you have Ikea Pax in your utility room?
I’m considering planning something with Nobilia or Schüller.
Which systems do you have? Ikea Pax or similar?
I would appreciate photos.
I want to design my utility room in an appealing way without mixing different furniture brands—so preferably Ikea Pax or other manufacturers.
There are examples on the Nobilia and Schüller websites. The washer and dryer are then placed raised inside a cabinet. Is this something to be concerned about, or can it be done without any issues?
Or is it better to build masonry platforms?
As I said: photos of how your utility room looks are welcome.
I’m considering planning something with Nobilia or Schüller.
Which systems do you have? Ikea Pax or similar?
I would appreciate photos.
I want to design my utility room in an appealing way without mixing different furniture brands—so preferably Ikea Pax or other manufacturers.
There are examples on the Nobilia and Schüller websites. The washer and dryer are then placed raised inside a cabinet. Is this something to be concerned about, or can it be done without any issues?
Or is it better to build masonry platforms?
As I said: photos of how your utility room looks are welcome.
Shiny86 schrieb:
Why does the washing machine have to be placed in front of the window? Isn’t there another option?
It’s really inconvenient with the pipe in the utility room.
I actually like a low window sill height, but right now it’s impractical in the utility room. No, it just doesn’t fit anywhere else. The utility room has four walls: one is completely occupied by the heat pump, another has the door and the main utility connection box, the long wall is needed as the only storage space in the house, so the only wall left is the one in front of the windows for the washer and dryer.
Where the image still shows empty space, a washing machine and dryer will be placed; they drain water through the utility sink and its connections. One wall is filled with technical equipment, while two others now house a coat closet and a Billy office cabinet with doors used as a pantry. There are access points to the garden and the kitchen. The room is tiled and unheated, but the equipment generates enough residual heat.
We have already paid over €1000 for an 80 cm (31½ inches) and a 40 cm (15¾ inches) tall cabinet from the IKEA kitchen series (which is still in our utility room), and we had to assemble it ourselves. So, I don’t really find the €4000 for our entire utility room, including all the compartments, drawers, stainless steel sink, waste separation system, and installation, to be expensive. The quality of the drawers, etc., from Schüller is at least two levels above that of IKEA.
What can be discussed are the cabinets themselves, because whether premium, IKEA, mid-range, or custom-made, they are all just plywood and way too expensive.
What can be discussed are the cabinets themselves, because whether premium, IKEA, mid-range, or custom-made, they are all just plywood and way too expensive.
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