You can put a washing machine in an outhouse!!

sancho

I while ago i posted a thread in here asking if it was possible to put a washing machine in an outhouse, just a quick update

original look, minus shelves and cobwebs (forgot to get a picture at the very beginning)



Quick paint job



Tiling started



Tiling finished, not grouted



Washing machine and worktop in, all finished (nearly)



Thanks for all of the help in the original thread, i really appreciated it :beer:

allan673

well done, a really nice job there !!!!!!!!!!!

ariba10

It is very nice to see someone who has asked for advice to come back and give us the outcome.

Well done.

27col

Always nice to see the final result after getting advice.

ormus

well done.
looks very smart too.

sancho

Thanks for comments, first time i tried tiling so i was pretty chuffed with it, especially as i had to cut 70% of the tiles!!

Am wanting to do something to the walls really, thought about plastering, but seemed very complicated, and i've obviously not tried it before. I just wanted to make it seem as much like 'inside' as possible, and the bricks always remind me that it's outside!!

dander

Nice job. I have to say, I like the way the bricks look as they are!

hewhoisnotintheknow

just an idea, would it not be better on top of that shelf so you dont have to bend down?

Lube

Washing machines are heavy and contain a breeze block and also vibrate so it would be unwise to keep it above ground height. Putting a dryer may be okay assuming it can take the weight

hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »

just an idea, would it not be better on top of that shelf so you dont have to bend down?

zax47

Nice job, looks good.

Is that a water meter low down on the wall (now behind the washer?). That's not going to be easy to read now!

sancho

hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »

just an idea, would it not be better on top of that shelf so you dont have to bend down?

Have you tried lifting a washing machine!!!! They're crazy heavy!!

zax47 wrote: »

Nice job, looks good.

Is that a water meter low down on the wall (now behind the washer?). That's not going to be easy to read now!

Yeah, it is a meter, it feeds out the wall behind it to an electric wall mounted one, so i can just read that :j

Am trying to 'source' a cupboard to go on the wall, is it possible to get a single wall mounted kitchen cupboard and mount it singularly? I know that might sound strange but i don't really know how they work