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To maximise storage in a small utility room, use vertical space with wall-mounted shelves and hooks, stack appliances, and consider freestanding storage units. Utilising the back of doors for additional hanging space and incorporating multi-purpose furniture can also help.

A great material for utility rooms is laminate as it’s affordable, durable, and low maintenance.

This is a great question! And it depends on the size of your pets. For smaller pets you can either install a dedicated pet bath or a large, deep sink with a handheld shower attachment. For larger pets, a shower can be included in your utility room. Just ensure you’ve got ample space for drying your larger pet and storing their plentiful pet supplies.

Absolutely. You can create a functional utility room in a small space by using compact appliances, stacking units, and utilising every inch of vertical space with shelving and wall-mounted storage solutions. Sliding and hidden doors can also help save space. In fact, come to the InHouse showroom and we’ll show you how you can have a utility or a pantry without having a separate room.

Designing an efficient pantry layout involves using adjustable shelving, incorporating baskets and bins for small items, and labelling containers for easy identification. Ensure there is adequate lighting and ventilation to keep the space functional and fresh. Come into our InHouse showroom and let our designers wow you with a beautiful pantry that fits your needs.

The best storage solutions for a pantry include open shelving, pull-out baskets for fresh fruit and veg, tiered racks, and airtight containers for dry goods. We always recommend a selection of open and closed cabinetry. That way you can keep key items easily at hand while tidying away less often used goods.

Absolutely! You can convert a small space into a pantry by adding shelving, using door racks for additional storage, and incorporating pull-out bins. Make sure to maximise vertical space and use lighting to enhance visibility. Equally, you can create divisions through the use of clever cabinetry. In fact, come to our showroom and find the hidden pantry behind a kitchen cabinet.

To keep your pantry organised, group similar items together. If you’re super organised, use clear storage containers, label everything, and periodically declutter. A great way to keep on top of space in your pantry is to use a first-in, first-out system by ensuring older items are at the front. Not only will you save money but you’ll reduce waste as well.