How to hide a washer and dryer in a small space?

Put up curtains? Or tall shutters...

Make a whole piece of wood to put across the top and it could double a s counter you could box in the washer and dryer like with a baby gate and then fold it up when not in use

Are both the washer and the dryer top loading?

Are they presently both the same height?

Do you have enough wall space to have the table top lift up? Even if you did that would be awkward,it would be too wide, to lift and lower. Maybe if you had 2halves that lifted to the sides, when they come down the rest on the appliances for sturdiness. And the easiest to hide would be curtains either, across the entire wash area, or dphalf curtains attached to the fold up tables.

So, just to make sure that I understand the situation- you are going to purchase a new washer and dryer, both being top loading? Do the lids open to the back, or to one side? Will the lids of both the washer and the dryer open to the correct side when the two appliances are placed side by side?

I am not sure why you feel that top loading machines would be best if you want a flip counter top above both of them. If they were both front loading you could easily attach a length of wall to wall laminate counter top.

What are the dimensions of the space that you have? Is there perhaps not enough depth to the room to allow for the front loading machine doors to swing open? To construct either an enclosing cabinet with counter top, doors or another scheme to hide the appliances will require sturdy walls to anchor the hardware into.

Would it be possible to post a picture of the space where the machines will be going into? That way we could see more clearly what sort of structure there may be already in the space that you have to work with.

May I suggest that you check into space-saving integrated washer and dryer units? These are the height of lower cabinets and are designed to be installed inside, similar to a built-in dishwasher. I do not know where you are located. These are more common in the UK rather than the large free-standing separate washer and dryers prevalent in North America.

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Hi JoAnn,

Build an enclosed cupboard? Use a folding Screen? Curtain them off?