Graceville, Jackson County
Wire Shelving in Graceville, Florida
Laundry room shelving with a hanging rail, reach-in closet shelf and rod setups, and every other room, for Graceville homes.
Laundry room and closet shelving in Graceville
Big Bend Services, Inc. supplies and installs wire shelving at Graceville addresses in ZIP code 32440: laundry rooms, reach-in and walk-in closets, pantries, garages, and utility and storage rooms, for homeowners, builders and commercial customers. In a laundry room, the shelving has to fit around machines that open, vent and need servicing.
Phone (850) 819-6031 between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Monday to Friday, or use the form. Our office is in Wewahitchka. Tell us the rooms, and you get a written quote with one price for the whole job.
Laundry room
What laundry shelving has to work around
A top-loading washer
The lid swings up and back, so the shelf above goes high enough that the lid opens fully and a load lifts out without hitting it.
Front-loading machines
With nothing opening upward, the shelf can sit lower, closer to eye level, where jugs are easier to reach.
A stacked pair
When the dryer sits on top of the washer there is no room above, so the shelving moves to the wall beside the stack.
Hoses, valves and the vent
The water valves behind the washer and the dryer vent stay reachable, and the shelving is set so a machine can still be pulled out for service.
The door
Shelving stops short of the door swing, so the door opens all the way.
The shelf and rail over the machines
One long shelf across both machines holds detergent, softener, stain spray and dryer sheets where they are used. A rail along the front edge of that shelf lets shirts go straight from the dryer onto hangers instead of wrinkling in a basket, and putting the rail over the dryer end keeps it beside the door they come out of.
If the room has height for a second level, a higher shelf takes bulk supplies, spare hangers and anything reached for less often than once a week.
Laundry details
Small choices that make a laundry room easier to use
A landing spot for baskets
A lower shelf beside the machines gives a full basket somewhere to sit while you sort, instead of the floor.
Room for the ironing board
A gap between the shelving and the door lets an ironing board or folding rack stand upright against the wall.
A section for pets or cleaning
If pet food, mops and buckets live in the laundry room, a lower section can be set aside for them.
A window
Shelving runs below the sill or stops at the frame, so the window still opens.
Laundry closets and garage laundry areas
Some houses put the washer and dryer behind bifold doors in a hallway, or out in the garage. In a laundry closet, the shelf ends clear the folded door panels so the doors close flat over the shelf edge. In a garage, the laundry shelving shares a wall with garage storage, planned so the door tracks and the opener keep their space and detergent sits apart from paint and lawn supplies.
Layouts
Laundry room shapes and where the shelving goes
Galley
Machines along one wall and shelving on the opposite wall, where baskets can sit at waist height.
Laundry in a mudroom
Machines near the back door, with a short rod beside them for coats and a low shelf for shoes.
Reach-in closets
A shelf and rod set for what hangs and what sits
A reach-in closet is a shelf and a rod, and their heights decide how much fits.
One rod
A single rod set a little above five feet, with the shelf just over it, suits dresses, long coats and pants hung full length.
Two rods
Shirts and folded pants hang about three feet long, so two rods, one above the other, fit twice as much in the same width.
Part long, part short
One end of the closet can take a single rod for long clothes while the other end gets two rods stacked.
Room for a child
A lower rod lets a child reach their own clothes, and on a shelf-and-rail system it can be moved up as they grow.
Behind the doors
With bifold or sliding doors, the corners behind the wall are hard to reach, and a shelf that runs into them holds things you rarely need.
Closet depth and the gap above the rod
A clothes hanger is roughly 17 to 19 inches across, so a closet needs close to two feet of depth for clothes to hang without rubbing the door. In a closet shallower than that, a column of shelves for folded clothes makes better use of the space than a rod. The shelf over the rod sits a few inches above it, enough to lift a hanger off without catching the hook.
The rest of the house
Pantries and storage rooms
Walk-in closets
Shelves and rods around several walls, with long and short hanging sections and room for shoes.
Pantries
Levels spaced for cans, boxes and small appliances, with the floor left for cases and bulk bags.
Utility and storage rooms
Deeper shelves for boxes and supplies, clear of the water heater and the electrical panel.
Your request
Getting a Graceville quote started
Address and rooms
The street address and each room you want shelved.
The laundry room
Whether the machines are top-loading, front-loading or stacked, and whether the room has a sink or a window.
The closets
Who uses each one and whether it holds mostly long or short clothing.
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What to expect
How a laundry or closet shelving job runs
- 1
Contact
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.
- 2
Property visit
We come out, look at the job and take the measurements we need.
- 3
Written quote
You get a written price for the work before anything starts.
- 4
Work completed
We do the work, test it and clean up the work area.
How deep is the shelf over the washer?
Can shelving go over a laundry sink?
Our closet ceiling is tall. Can it have two shelves over the rod?
Do you shelve closets in a house that is being sold or rented?
Can you work on gutters or a garage door too?
Get a quote
Request Wire Shelving Installation in Graceville
Send the address and the rooms you want shelved, and the office will follow up to set a time.
