Room~101″ × 58¼″
Ceiling~95½″
Runs (each wall)~59¼″ × 95¾″
Counter height~36″ AFF
W/D projection (installed)~34″ / 35″ w/ doors
Service aisle~46″
W/D bay opening79¾″ H
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Sheet 1
Room plan — top view
Cabinet runs sit on the two short walls. The WashTower stays in the back-right corner, projecting ~34″ from the wall as installed (~35″ with doors — cords and ducting behind). Its open-front drip pan is hard-plumbed to under-floor PVC via a center drain, so it cannot move. The wall-mounted utility sink stays front-left, gaining hidden in-wall blocking behind its bracket. Entry door swings out — no interior swing conflict.
Plan · scale n.t.s.All dims approx. · back wall at top, door at bottom
Sheet 2
Wall 2 — sink wall
Viewed from inside the room: front of the room on the left. Paneled two-door uppers over the sink, a hanging rod and folding counter mid-run, and a full-height tall cabinet in the back corner.
Elevation · Wall 2Run approx. 59¼″ W × 95¾″ H
| # | Section (front → back) | W | H | D | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2A | Upper cabinet (over sink) | ~23¼″ | ~31¾″ | ~14″ | Bottom at 64″ AFF; two paneled shaker doors |
| 2A | Sink keep-clear below | 23¼″ | — | — | Wall-mounted sink stays; rim 34″ AFF; Kohler Crue semi-pro faucet (K-22973-2MB), ~21⅜″ tall — top ~55½″ AFF |
| 2A-S | Sink support blocking (in-wall) | — | at bracket ht. | — | 2× blocking between Wall 2 studs behind the sink, fitted around plumbing penetrations; drywall patched; sink remounted lagged into blocking — invisible when done |
| 2B | Base cabinet + counter | 20″ | 36″ to top | 20″ | 7½″ drawer over door (hinge at tall-cabinet side, handle toward sink); 1¼″ New Natural top with 4″ matching backsplash upstand; ~4″ toe kick; front overhang 1–1½″; sink-side edge overhangs ~1″ toward sink, sealed joint |
| 2B | Hanging rod (brass oval) | 20″ span | 70″ AFF | — | Centerline; 4″ below shelf (closet rod-under-shelf detail); shirt hems clear counter |
| 2B | Open shelf | 20″ | 74″ AFF | 14″ | Above rod |
| 2B | Upper cabinet | 20″ | 15¾″ | 14″ | 80″ AFF to 95¾″; two doors, opening from the middle |
| 2C | Tall cabinet (back corner) | 16″ | 95¾″ | 14″ | One full-height paneled door, handle at mid-height; adjustable interior shelves; open back (wall exposed inside — outlets stay accessible, no cutouts); ~4″ toe kick |
Sheet 3
Wall 4 — washer/dryer wall
Viewed from inside the room: back of the room on the left. The WashTower sits in an open bay with a two-door upper cabinet above; uppers, an open shelf, and a counter-height base with a drawer and double doors fill the front half.
Elevation · Wall 4Run approx. 59¼″ W × 95¾″ H
| # | Section (back → front) | W | H | D | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4A | W/D bay (open) | ~31″ | 79¾″ | — | WashTower measures 77¾″ on its pan and projects ~34″ installed (~35″ with doors); opening = measured height + 2″ AirDolly lift; open-front drip pan stays (center drain, hard-plumbed) |
| 4A | Enclosure panels (2) | ~1″ face | ~95¾″ | ~35″ | Full-height verticals flanking the bay, flush with the installed unit incl. doors; notch bottoms to clear the pan's side lips |
| 4B | Upper cabinet over W/D, 2 doors | ~31″ | ~16″ | ~34″ | 79¾″ to 95¾″; sits between enclosure panels; two paneled shaker doors |
| 4C | Upper cabinet | 28¼″ | 33¾″ | 14″ | 62″ AFF to 95¾″; two doors |
| 4C | Open shelf | 28¼″ | 50″ AFF | 12″ | Between uppers and counter; bears on flanking end panels + rear cleat into studs (no floating brackets) |
| 4D | Base cabinet + counter | 28¼″ | 36″ to top | 20″ | 7½″ drawer over two doors (opening from the middle); 1¼″ New Natural top; ~4″ toe kick |
Sheet 4
Component schedule
Approximate working dimensions for every box, shelf, and counter. Nothing on this page is cut-ready — verify every measurement on site before ordering materials or fabricating.
| ID | Component | W | H | D | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2A | Upper cab over sink, 2 doors | 23¼″ | 31¾″ | 14″ | 1 |
| 2A-S | In-wall blocking behind sink (2× between studs + lags) | — | at bracket ht. | — | 1 |
| 2B-1 | Base cabinet w/ drawer + door | 20″ | 34¾″ | 20″ | 1 |
| 2B-2 | Counter, New Natural | 21¼″ | 1¼″ | 21″ | 1 |
| 2B-3 | Brass oval rod | 20″ | — | — | 1 |
| 2B-4 | Open shelf | 20″ | ¾″ | 14″ | 1 |
| 2B-5 | Upper cabinet, 2 doors | 20″ | 15¾″ | 14″ | 1 |
| 2C | Tall cabinet, 1 full-height door | 16″ | 95¾″ | 14″ | 1 |
| 4A | W/D enclosure panel, full height | ~1″ face | 95¾″ | ~35″ | 2 |
| 4B | Upper cab over W/D, 2 doors | ~31″ | ~16″ | ~34″ | 1 |
| 4C-1 | Upper cabinet, 2 doors | 28¼″ | 33¾″ | 14″ | 1 |
| 4C-2 | Open shelf | 28¼″ | ¾″ | 12″ | 1 |
| 4D-1 | Base cabinet w/ drawer + 2 doors | 28¼″ | 34¾″ | 20″ | 1 |
| 4D-2 | Counter, New Natural | 29½″ | 1¼″ | 21″ | 1 |
| — | Crown molding, navy (eased edge crown base 03 × 96) | — | — | — | per run |
| — | Scribe molding 1³⁄₁₆″ × 96″, navy | — | — | — | per run |
| — | Toe kick, navy, ~4″ H (recessed ~3″) | — | — | — | per base run |
Specification
Finish, style & hardware
DoorsNavy shaker, soft close, modern rectangle handle in Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass
DrawersNavy, eased edge, modern rectangle handle in Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass
Under-cabinet lightingLED task strips under all upper runs, concealed by ~1½″ light-rail valance; plug into GFCIs inside open-back cabinets
Backsplash4″ matching New Natural upstand at the Wall 2 counter
Cabinet mountingOpen-back boxes hang on French cleats / rails lagged into studs — no through-back screws
Interior shelvingAdjustable/movable shelves in all cabinets — shelf-pin rows, no fixed shelves
Drawer boxesMaple, side-mount soft close, eased edge
TopsNew Natural, 2 mm
RodOval rod, Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass
Sink faucet (installed)Kohler Crue K-22973-2MB semi-pro pull-down, Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass
Hardware finish ruleALL hardware — rod, pulls, handles — matches the Kohler faucet: Vibrant Brushed Moderne Brass
MoldingsNavy crown at all cabinet tops (eased edge crown base 03 × 96), ~4″ recessed toe kicks at bases, scribe 1³⁄₁₆″ × 96″
Panels & shelvesNavy, 0.5 mm edge
Before cutting
Field notes — verify on site
Seven things to confirm before fabrication
- Height: the design assumes a cabinet height of approx. 95¾″ but the measured ceiling is approx. 95½″. Scribe molding is specified and likely absorbs this — confirm crown/scribe details first.
- Run width: the design assumes an approx. 59¼″ run on each wall; the measured wall depth is approx. 58¼″. If the field measurement holds, take the 1″ out of section 2A (Wall 2) and 4C/4D (Wall 4) at the scribe.
- W/D service access: the unit projects ~34″ installed (~35″ with doors) because of cords and ducting behind it. Keep the Wall 2 base at ~20″ deep or less: that preserves a ~46″ aisle, enough for the unit (footprint diagonal ~43″) to pull fully out of its bay, rotate on an AirDolly, and roll out the 30″ door. A 24″-deep facing base would shrink the aisle to ~42″ and block the rotation. The AirDolly also lifts the load up to 2″, so the bay opening above the unit is sized 79¾″ — the field-measured 77¾″ unit-on-pan height plus the full 2″ lift. Note this is an exact figure with no extra margin: verify the 77¾″ measurement before setting the cabinet. The drip pan's open front means the unit rolls straight out without lifting over a lip.
- Electrical: two GFCI outlets on the left wall. The cabinets mount to the wall open-backed — the wall stays exposed inside — so no outlet cutouts are needed at the tall cabinet; the outlets simply remain accessible inside it.
- Plumbing: the wall-mounted sink and its supply/drain stay in place at the front-left corner. The W/D drip pan is also hard-plumbed — its center drain ties into under-floor PVC — so it cannot shift; field-verify its footprint against the ~29″ clear bay and notch the enclosure panel bottoms over its side lips.
- Faucet clearance: the installed Kohler Crue semi-pro faucet is 21⅜″ tall per Kohler's spec sheet (spout outlet 7¹¹⁄₁₆″, reach 9″, single-hole deck mount) — on the 34″ sink deck its top lands ~55½″ AFF, leaving ~8½″ to the upper cabinet bottom at 64″. That clearance covers the pull-down sprayhead lifting off its dock; do not set the upper cabinet lower than 64″, and confirm the installed faucet top with a tape before fabricating.
- Counter at the sink: hold the counter at 36″ (a 2″ step above the 34″ sink rim), overhang the fronts by 1–1½″, and overhang the sink-side end panel ~1″ toward the sink so drips shed into the sink zone. Scribe close and seal that joint with silicone, or leave a deliberate wipeable gap of 1″+ — avoid a ¼–½″ gap that can't be cleaned or caulked.
- Mounting: the open-back cabinets cannot take standard through-the-back screws — hang every box on French cleats or hanging rails lagged into studs, engineered for loaded uppers exceeding 100 lbs.
- Lighting & rod: LED task strips mount under each upper run behind a ~1½″ light-rail valance, plugging into the GFCIs inside the cabinets. The rod moves to 70″ — 4″ below the 74″ shelf, the standard closet detail (hangers tilt off forward) — so shirt hems clear the 36″ counter.
- Shelving: every cabinet interior gets adjustable shelves on shelf-pin rows (drilled at ~1¼–2″ spacing or 32mm system) rather than fixed dadoes, so shelf heights stay flexible. The open shelves at 50″ and 74″ AFF and the counter runs are the only fixed horizontal surfaces.
- Sink support: there is no stud behind the sink on Wall 2, so the wall bracket alone is unstable. Primary spec is in-wall blocking: take the sink down (disconnect P-trap and supplies), open the drywall behind it, screw 2× blocking or a ¾″ plywood backer between the studs at bracket height — fitted around the drain and supply penetrations — patch the drywall (nearly all hidden behind the sink), and remount the sink lagged into the blocking. Completely invisible when done, and the sink hangs as designed. Fallback only if the cavity disqualifies blocking: a recessed, navy-painted 2×4 floor frame.
- Every dimension on this page and in the PDF is an approximate working number, including the runs, heights, and clearances. Treat nothing as cut-ready until measured on site.
- Depths: 14″ uppers / 20″ base are working assumptions consistent with the renderings — confirm carcass depths with the client before ordering sheet goods.