Bespoke Laundry Renovations in Beerwah

Our laundry design and installation services are available in Beerwah and surrounding suburbs, including Glass House Mountains, Landsborough, Peachester and Glenview. If your location is not listed here, contact us to confirm whether we service your area.

A well-organised laundry room requires ample storage solutions for cleaning supplies, linens, and laundry essentials. Overhead cabinets or open shelving above the washer and dryer maximise vertical space and keep frequently used items within easy reach. Installing pull-out baskets or hampers can help sort laundry efficiently, while built-in cabinets provide storage for detergents and cleaning supplies, keeping the area tidy. Wall-mounted drying racks or fold-down ironing boards are also great space-saving options. For larger laundry rooms, consider adding a storage bench or shelving unit for bulkier items, such as towels and blankets.

Mould and mildew can become a problem in laundry rooms due to the high levels of moisture and humidity. To prevent this, ensure your laundry room is well-ventilated by installing an exhaust fan or opening windows to allow air to circulate. Make sure your dryer is properly vented to the outside to prevent moisture buildup in the room. After each laundry session, leave the washer door open to let the drum dry out, and wipe down any damp surfaces. Using a dehumidifier can also help control humidity levels, especially if your laundry room is in a basement or an area prone to dampness.

Laundry rooms require durable, moisture-resistant flooring that can handle heavy foot traffic, spills and possible leaks. Tile flooring, such as ceramic or porcelain, is one of the most popular choices because it's waterproof, easy to clean and long-lasting. Luxury vinyl flooring is another great option—it’s water-resistant, softer underfoot than tile, and available in various styles that mimic natural wood or stone. Laminate flooring can also work in a laundry room, but it’s essential to ensure it's properly sealed to protect against moisture. Avoid hardwood flooring, as it can warp when exposed to water over time. Whichever flooring you choose, ensure it’s easy to clean and maintain.