Mudroom Storage Vaughan

Usually four to six full-height lockers in the hallway most builders provide. We measure door swings and traffic flow, then size lockers so the bench still seats two.

Same idea, tuned harder for schedules: a slot for every bag that leaves daily, device charging inside a drawer, a key-and-sunglasses tray, and a launch shelf for tomorrow’s returns.

Ventilated locker bases with drainage trays make it possible. Pads dry between practices instead of stewing in the bag. For full equipment we often add a garage rack as the second stage.

Zoned lockers at different heights: low hooks for kids, standard for parents, and easy-reach mid-height for grandparents. Nobody bends or stretches for their own coat.

Your choice per zone. Open lockers are faster for daily flow; doored sections hide the mess for entries visible from the kitchen. Most Vaughan families mix both.

Bench-and-hooks starts modestly; a full locker wall with closed uppers and charging is a bigger build. The free in-home design ends with an exact quote.

Yes, textured moisture-resistant surfaces, sealed edges and waterproof boot trays are standard spec; the system is designed to be hosed-down honest.

For nearly every mudroom, yes. Cabinetry is finished in our Toronto-area workshop, and our own installers have it working before the evening rush hits the door.

Together, ideally, they share traffic and finishes, and combining them into one design visit and one install saves both cost and disruption.