Laundry Cabinet Solutions

Maximize indoor space with custom-designed laundry cabinets. Affordable, durable, and tailored to fit your style and budget."

Why Choose Mulan Build

Trusted Manufacturer of Custom Laundry Cabinets for Global Projects

We specialize in manufacturing high-quality laundry cabinets tailored for residential and commercial spaces. Backed by years of production experience.

Our solutions maximize space efficiency and elevate utility with smart design. Whether you need bulk orders, unique specifications, or fast delivery, we deliver competitive pricing and expert support from design to shipping.

Laundry Cabinet Styles

Laundry Hamper Cabinet

Laundry Sink with Cabinet

Laundry Room Storage Cabinets

Laundry Tub Cabinet

Laundry Room Upper Cabinets

Laundry Room Wall Cabinets

Modern Laundry Room Cabinets

Tilt-Out Laundry Cabinet

Black Cabinets Laundry Room

Pull-Out Laundry Cabinet

Tall Laundry Cabinet

White Laundry Room Cabinets

Hanging Laundry Room Cabinets

Blue Laundry Room Cabinets

Gray Laundry Room Cabinets

Recommended Laundry Cabinet Height

Right Height, No Guesswork

Rule of thumb: Countertop height ≈ elbow height − 5–10 cm (≈ 2–4 in).
Typical range: 88–92 cm (34.6–36.2 in); if you’ll do a lot of folding/ironing, go 92–95 cm (36.2–37.4 in).
Over a washer: lower the top by ~5 cm (≈ 2 in) for easier loading and to reduce vibration impact.
With a sink: 90–92 cm (35.4–36.2 in) feels like a kitchen counter—comfortable and easy to clean.

Quick calc: Countertop Height = Elbow Height − 5–10 cm (≈ 2–4 in)

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Appliance types & quick cabinet rules

Front loader (typical appliance): 600 W × 850 H × 560–600 D mm
Internal width: appliance W + 20–30 mm
Internal height: appliance H + 20–30 mm
Depth: worktop 600 mm; cabinet ≥ 580 mm
Top loader (typical appliance): 600 W × 900 H × 600 D mm
Apply the same internal clearances as above.
Compact (45–50 cm) models: 450–500 W × 850 H × 560–600 D mm
Apply the same internal clearances as above.

Sizes vary by brand/model—measure your unit before ordering.

Clearances (leave space):

10–20 mm (0.4–0.8 in) on each side; 50 mm (2 in) at the back for pipes/ventilation; ≥ 600 mm (23.6 in) in front for door swing and loading.
For inset doors, confirm hinge swing and door thickness so they don’t clash with knobs/control rings.

Do / Don’t (Install Essentials)

Place water in/out and power 150–300 mm (6–12 in) above the floor; add a trap on the drain to prevent odor.
For vibration-prone units, use anti-vibration pads and lateral bracing.
Add a 3–5 mm (⅛–³⁄₁₆ in) front-edge round-over for comfort.

Don’t

Build with insufficient depth, tight side gaps, or zero rear clearance.
Ignore door/handle interference or block the dryer exhaust path (if any).

Laundry Cabinet Material

Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is durable, strong, and cost-effective. It comes in various colors and is ideal for many types of laundry setups. While practical, its appearance can feel cold, and design options are typically more minimal due to the nature of the material.

Oak

Oak is highly versatile, allowing for various shapes and finishes. It adapts easily to different decor styles and offers a flexible, elegant look. It gives a high-end, luxurious feel overall, though it tends to be more expensive due to higher production costs.

Multi-layer Solid Wood

Multi-layer solid wood offers a more affordable option than oak while still providing durability and aesthetic appeal. It can be painted in a variety of colors to suit different styles. An increasing number of homeowners are opting for paint-free versions, which are more eco-friendly and emit fewer harmful substances. The door panels can be made from solid wood or high-density boards, and are available in a wide range of shapes and patterns to meet diverse design needs.

Space Aluminum

Space aluminum is a strong and durable material known for its excellent resistance to sunlight, moisture, and corrosion. Its lightweight nature makes it easier to install, especially in high-humidity areas like laundry rooms or balconies. The profiles can be customized in various shapes, finishes, and colors through advanced coating techniques, offering a modern and sleek appearance. Although the price is slightly higher than stainless steel, space aluminum delivers great value for its durability, aesthetic flexibility, and long-term performance — making it a popular choice among homeowners.

Where to Put the Laundry Cabinet

When planning where to place your laundry cabinet, it’s essential to consider water access, ventilation, available space, and ease of use. Here are the most popular and practical placement options:

Bathroom

The bathroom is a natural choice for installing laundry cabinets. With water and drainage systems already in place, it’s easy to connect the washer. Dirty clothes can go directly into the laundry bin or machine, and folding or sorting can be done right after showering.

Laundry Room

Placing laundry cabinets in the laundry room is especially popular in compact apartments. It allows shared plumbing and saves space. However, it’s important to consider separating laundry and food prep areas for hygiene reasons.

Balcony

Balconies are becoming increasingly popular for laundry cabinet setups. Natural sunlight helps with drying clothes and keeping the area mold-free. The open-air environment also provides more flexibility in layout design.

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Custom Laundry Cabinet FAQs

Get straight answers to the most common questions about custom laundry cabinets—what they’re used for, when to choose custom vs. ready-made, the best cabinet and countertop materials, typical cost ranges, and timelines.

Q: What are laundry cabinets used for?

A: Laundry cabinets provide essential storage for detergents, cleaning supplies, towels, and laundry baskets. They also help conceal plumbing and appliances, creating a cleaner and more organized laundry space.

Q: Should I choose a custom laundry cabinet or a pre-made one?

A: Custom cabinets are tailored to your room size, appliances, and workflow—ideal for maximizing space and aesthetics. Pre-made units are quicker and cheaper but may not utilize your space efficiently.

Q: What is the best material for laundry room cabinets?

A:Moisture-resistant materials are key. We recommend PVC board, marine-grade plywood, or powder-coated metal for durability. Laminated MDF is also popular for its cost-effectiveness and style variety.

Q: What materials are suitable for laundry cabinet countertops?

A:Quartz, laminate, and solid surface countertops are excellent choices for laundry areas due to their water resistance and low maintenance. Avoid porous materials like untreated wood or natural stone without sealing.

Q: How much does a custom laundry cabinet cost?

A: Pricing depends on size, materials, and design complexity. A small custom setup may start around $800–$1,200, while a full wall of cabinetry with premium finishes could exceed $3,000. We offer tailored quotes for every budget.

Contact us

We’ll get back to you within 24 hours. For urgent project inquiries, contact us directly at +86 150 1310 1240. You can also upload your project drawing files