We have something like the set-up you are describing - our washing machine is in an understairs cupboard that opens into the cloakroom.
Can you put a washing machine in a cupboard. Lets Get It Fixed. To squeeze more storage space into kitchens its possible to put a washing machine in a bathroom. No electrical socket outlet to be installed in a bathroom however if the cupboard has a door on it and is over 600mm from the bath or shower then you can connect the washing machine via a fused connection unit but the circuit must be.
The problem is that you cant put an integrated washing machine in a pantry or larder unit or any unit at all. My builder who recently re-wired my house has installed the wiring so that the plug sockets for these two appliances will be inside this under-sink cupboard as opposed to being on the wall behind each. I usually make them from the boards.
Would suggest a carpenter kitchen fitter sort door fitting unless you are pretty handy. Note also that in my case there is a free space of 2 cm. It does though and the same is true for washing machines.
In theory you can put a washing machine anywhere architect Brian OTuama says. A washing machine could be hidden in a built-in closet right in a living room. However I am worried that the washing machine would not be safe or would break wiring regulations.
Discussion in Kitchen Fitters Talk started by gazza2 Aug 30. An integrated appliance sits between two panels with a gap between them. The Australian made Bedford Front Load Washing Machine Stand is designed to suit all domestic front load washers.
Ive seen lots of washing machines in cupboards in other peoples houses too so Id imagine its not a problem. Certain things should never be put in the washing machine. You will need a more space as integrated machines are slimmer front to back.