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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Trying to decide whether to create a small mudroom/entry area, and wondering whether folks feel like having one is worth it? What do you have there? What features are most useful? Are there things you thought you'd use/appreciate that it turns out you actually don't really? Are there things about yours that don't work well or you wish were different? Any tips on layout? (Extra-appreciated if you share the ages of your kids and give insight on what's needed/helpful/annoying in a mudroom when you have school-age kids and/or teens...)[/quote] I've had 2 and kids were pre K and elementary when each began it's use. Love the mud and what you do depends on the square footage and dimensions plus where the doors or openings are to outside/inside. Won't need a bench when they are older. Use free standing plus solid wood free standing shelving. No drawers - debris easier to deal with from a shelf. Do double runs of hooks staggered so little people can use them. Carpenters used solid wood [painted same white as trim] and attached to studs in the walls. Prior mud area was small square with closet and 3 ft built in bench - double row hooks above. [/quote]
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