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Utility room cupboard depth

bauderline · 2008-05-23 10:42:30

What depth does a cupboard in my utility room need to be in order to house either a tungle dryer or a washing machine ? I guess the standard depth of most units is 570 but can you get a deeper units ? I measured the dryer and washer I have and they are both about 570 but that does not take into account knobs and pipes. My…

23-05-2008 10:42am

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What depth does a cupboard in my utility room need to be in order to house either a tungle dryer or a washing machine ? I guess the standard depth of most units is 570 but can you get a deeper units ?

I measured the dryer and washer I have and they are both about 570 but that does not take into account knobs and pipes. My aim is to have a door that will close over the appliances as I do not want them on show. I want to avoid, if possible, purchasing specialist intergrated units. It limits the old choice somewhat .....

I welcome your comments....

Best regards, Peter.

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