Hello! I would say everyone's project is a little different. But here are the overall dimensions of what we had made. It's 60 inches long, 17 inches tall, and 33 inches deep. The laundry basket squares are 17.5 inches wide and 12 inches high. Really the sizing would be whatever laundry basket you plan on using.
Not exactly a build list per say since it's my opinion that everyone's set up / situation would be different (different lengths, depths, and height a builder would want to achieve). That being said, I used 2x4s to construct the base, positioning the middle supports to where I wanted my inner walls to go. I made a duplicate of said 2x4 base that will be my "top piece." To combine the two pieces, I made 2x4 vertical pillars. 2 on the edges, 2 on each "inner wall". (total of 6). Next, I used 3/4" plywood to cover the entire top of the pedestal and same 3/4" plywood to cover the base of the 3 compartments. After that, to finish the inner walls, I used a super slick cardboard/vinyl sheeting that I found at Home Depot (that I mention in the video). I cut them to size to hide the 2x4 pillars. After that I simply got finished 1x2 to adore the front, cutting them to the exact size since it was a tight fit. Hope this helps!
Just a suggestion for your trim you may want to consider the PVC Trim used for outdoors- it’s waterproof for an area like this.
Came out great!
Thank you! We're very happy with it :)
I came for a washer dryer pedestal and got a video on how to paint cinderblock penitentiary grey. Nice…
You had to keep watching...I thought the same thing!
I would love some measurements?
Hello! I would say everyone's project is a little different. But here are the overall dimensions of what we had made. It's 60 inches long, 17 inches tall, and 33 inches deep. The laundry basket squares are 17.5 inches wide and 12 inches high. Really the sizing would be whatever laundry basket you plan on using.
Do you have a build list?
Not exactly a build list per say since it's my opinion that everyone's set up / situation would be different (different lengths, depths, and height a builder would want to achieve). That being said, I used 2x4s to construct the base, positioning the middle supports to where I wanted my inner walls to go. I made a duplicate of said 2x4 base that will be my "top piece." To combine the two pieces, I made 2x4 vertical pillars. 2 on the edges, 2 on each "inner wall". (total of 6). Next, I used 3/4" plywood to cover the entire top of the pedestal and same 3/4" plywood to cover the base of the 3 compartments. After that, to finish the inner walls, I used a super slick cardboard/vinyl sheeting that I found at Home Depot (that I mention in the video). I cut them to size to hide the 2x4 pillars. After that I simply got finished 1x2 to adore the front, cutting them to the exact size since it was a tight fit. Hope this helps!