Utility layout 3, 3.66m / 12' wide

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Brand:  ClosetMaid
Choose the most suitable size of your enclosure:  12' (3.66m) Wide

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Utility layout three gives you space for everything you could want in your utility room or airing cupboard!

Using our regular fix SuperSlide shelving, this layout gives you 183cm / 72" of long hanging space to hang you garments out to dry, or after you've done the ironing. The layout also gives you two 183cm / 72" wide shelves and two full length shelves above. This will give you plenty of space for folded garments or linen! The ventilated wire design allows the air to circulate around your garments and linen so your clothes are kept fresh and dry!

Below your shelving section you also have a 48cm / 19" wide, 76cm / 30" high, 58cm / 23" deep drawer system. The drawer system comprises of two double depth (18cm / 7" deep) drawers, one triple depth (28cm / 11" deep) drawer, a plastic moulded top, drawer stops and floor protector caps.

This layout is supplied with 30.5cm / 12" deep shelving. Although you can opt for 40.6cm / 16" deep shelving by selecting the correct box below. Please note; 40.6cm / 16" deep shelving is in a different price bracket.

Our systems must attach to the back wall but will attach to side walls if they are available. Our drawings are shown with both side walls but some people will not have these walls to fix to, and therefore we need to know which wall(s) are available so that we can send the correct components enabling you to install your shelving properly. Please select the correct option from the menu below; which best describes the availability of your side walls as though facing your utility/airing cupboard enclosure working left to right.

When checking the dimensions of your space we recommend you have a minimum ceiling height of 216cm / 85" and a minimum cupboard depth of 55cm / 22". If you dont quite have a 12' width, then dont worry as you can trim the shelving down using a pair of boltcutters or a hacksaw! 

Our systems CAN be fixed to stud walls and solid walls with no problems, as long as they are built to standard building regulations.