A compact laundry building plan for all the wash, dry, and storage functions under one roof. There is a laundry area, a linen store, a supplies room, and a covered air-drying yard. The design suits lodges, guesthouses, and small hotels with daily linen turnover. It also works as a service block on a larger residential property. The simple rectangular shape sits well on tight service yards and back-of-house sites.
The exterior of this laundry building plan uses face brick in warm terracotta tones. A flat mono-pitch roof with timber rafters extends past the walls to shade the entry. Large windows bring daylight into the laundry without exposing linen to direct sun. A steel-framed cover for the open-air drying racks. A raised plinth protects the brick walls and floor from water damage caused by daily washing.
The plan has a 16 m² laundry area with space for two washers and a dryer. A store sits next to it, accessed from the veranda, to keep supplies separate from clean linen. In particular, an 11 m² linen store holds folded laundry ready for distribution. A 6 m² covered veranda links the rooms and shades the main entrance door. Outside, a 17 m² air-drying yard with built-in racks handles natural line drying. The flow moves cleanly from dirty intake, through washing, to storage and dispatch.
You can build this laundry building plan as a dedicated service unit for a lodge or guesthouse. The rectangular footprint keeps construction costs low and speeds up site setting-out. The plan also works well as a domestic laundry and storage block on a larger residential plot. The rooms adapt easily to other utility uses, such as a workshop, pantry, or housekeeping store.