Our iron was taking space on our small shelf, so I decided to use the wall space to hold the iron as well. This helped so we didn’t have clothing lying all over the washers and dryers in our laundry room. Then I can just add hangers to use to create a drying rack for clothing. Since I knew I needed to create a drying rack for our clothing, I added the hanger hooks to our grid system. Then you can add the accessories to customize the wall space to your needs. You just have to hold the phone straight to ensure that the grid system in straight. We made sure it was level by using an app on our phone called Bubble Level. Simply screw the grid system into the wall using the mounting items provided. I love this modular system because you can customize it to meet your needs. I decided to use the Jayce Metal Grid System from iDesign. By doing that, you will create more space for the heavy items like the detergent. Think of things like dryer balls, garment bags, irons and ironing boards, and drying racks. When you are deciding what to items to hang, find items that aren’t as heavy as laundry detergent. What I decided was to hang the iron, dryer balls, and create a drying rack situation for us. The very first thing I did was figure out which items needed to be hung on the wall so they were not taking up space on the limited shelf I had behind the dryer.

The Most Effective Ways To Utilize Wall Space In Small Laundry Rooms To do this, I needed to utilize wall space in small laundry rooms. Since there really isn’t any extra space to put drying racks or store things, I needed a clever solution to hold items that were taking up space on our dryer and the one shelf we have.

If you have a small laundry room, you know that you need to use all the space possible or it totally turns into a dumping zone! Our laundry room is a small box, with a washer, dryer, and a bunch of vents and heating ducts.

Tiny laundry room organization