How we solved our Mudroom problem by building our own Mudroom Lockers using Ikea Bookcases We needed to fit 5 lockers into a tiny space.I didn’t want just hooks on the wall I wanted mudroom cubbies, so people had a place to “stash” their stuff.
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We are very “handy” but would not know how to build mudroom lockers from scratch. They would all stick out too much from the wall, and you could not walk through the room. Since the room is narrow and most “pre-made” lockers are wide at the base, none of the ones that I found online and in stores would work for us.Our Mudroom Now with our IKEA Mudroom Lockers When we were planning out the lockers we realized we had a few problems: I’ll show you what we did about a year ago, and it’s still working great. The mudroom side, thankfully, is now working for us. (UPDATE: Found a solution for Laundry storage!) It’s one of the next big projects figure out what to do with it, but I have NO idea… open to suggestions on that one. Now I will say, the laundry side of this room is still NOT working for me. It drives me crazy and is the one thing I would change about my house if I could. The shot is from the hallway looking at the door that leads into the garage. It’s a combo mudroom/laundry room and is far too small for our family. This is our mudroom right after moving in to say it was not working for us is an understatement. How We Built Mudroom Lockers from IKEA BookcasesįYI: The photos are not great it’s a very narrow room with terrible light and even with a separate flash is very hard to take photos of.
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Project Update – How they are Holding Up!.How we turned the bookcases into lockers.
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