01Per person
Mudroom lockers
Tall sections, 18–24 in. wide, one per person. Open with hooks, or with a door if you'd rather not see the coats.
DWG-023.01 · MudroomEdmonton · Alberta
Custom mudroom storage for Edmonton back entries: mudroom cabinets, lockers and a bench with storage that handle six months of snow, salt and parkas. Benches at sitting height, lockers deep enough for a winter coat, and room for boots to dry.
- From
- $2,500
- Production
- 3–4 weeks
- Install
- 1–2 days
- Warranty
- 5 yr boxes
DWG-023.02 · Built for winter
Built for winter
Mudroom cabinets designed around wet gear, not a catalogue photo
An Edmonton mudroom does real work from October to April. Boots come in with snow and road salt, parkas are twice the bulk of a spring jacket, and the kids' hockey bag needs somewhere other than the hallway floor.
So we plan for drying first. Open cubbies and hooks where wet things go, closed lockers for what's already dry, and a boot zone with a tray you can lift out and rinse. Lockers get vent slots or an open top so air moves through them.
- Bench 17–19 in. high, 16–18 in. deep, so you can sit and pull boots on
- Locker depth 18–20 in. for a parka on a hook, 24 in. if you want a rod
- Boot cubbies 10 in. tall for shoes, 18–20 in. for winter boots
- Hooks at 60–66 in. for adults, 40–48 in. for kids
DWG-023.03 · EstimatorCAD · before GST · final price after measure
Estimator
Price your mudroom lockers and bench
Set the wall, choose how many lockers and benches you want, add the extras. The drawing updates as you go.
DWG-023.04 · Components
Components
What a mudroom wall is made of: lockers, bench, hooks
02Sit & change
Mudroom bench with storage
A solid seat, reinforced underneath, with cubbies or a lift-out boot tray below. Can run between lockers or along a separate wall.
03Load rated
Hooks
Two heights: adult and kid. Through-bolted into a backer rail, not just the cabinet back, so a loaded hockey bag stays put.
04Seasonal
Upper cubbies
Above 84 in. for out-of-season gear, or lower bins for toques and mitts that need to dry overnight.
05Daily
Drop zone
A shallow shelf or drawer by the door for keys, mail and the dog leash. A charging shelf if an outlet is close.
DWG-023.05 · Materials
Materials
Finishes for a wet entry
| Finish | How it handles salt and water | Our view |
|---|---|---|
| White or grey melamine | Wipes clean, sealed edges resist water | Best value for a busy family entry |
| Woodgrain melamine | Same durability, warmer look | Hides scuffs better than white |
| Painted MDF | Smooth, any colour, can chip if kicked | Fine above the bench, think twice at boot level |
| Bench top in Fenix NTM | Matte, resists scratches and marks | A good upgrade for the seat that takes the most wear |
DWG-023.06 · Details
Details
The parts that matter in January
DWG-023.07 · FAQ
FAQ
Mudroom questions
01What are good mudroom ideas for a small entry?+
With 4–6 ft of wall, skip full lockers: a bench with boot cubbies, two rows of hooks at adult and kid height, and a shelf of bins above works better. Put a shallow drop-zone shelf by the door for keys. Our blog post on mudroom ideas for Alberta winters has more layouts.
02How much do mudroom cabinets cost in Edmonton?+
A typical 8 ft wall with a bench, three lockers and hooks is about $2,500–$6,000 installed, CAD, before GST. Painted finishes, doors on every locker and upper cubbies move it up. Try the estimator above for your wall.
03Will wet boots damage the cabinets?+
Not if the boot zone is planned for it. We use sealed melamine edges low down, keep the bench base off the floor or on a plinth you can wipe, and add lift-out trays that catch meltwater. Painted MDF at floor level is the finish we'd steer you away from.
04How much space do I need?+
A useful bench-and-hook wall starts at about 4 ft. Full lockers need 18–20 in. of depth plus room to stand in front, so plan on a 42 in. clear walkway.
05Can you work around a heat register or a door swing?+
Yes. We measure registers, outlets, switches and door swings and design around them. If a register has to move, we mark it for your HVAC trade.
06Open lockers or doors?+
Open lockers dry faster and cost less. Doors look calmer. Many families pick open for the kids and doors for the adults, or vented doors for both.
07How long does it take?+
About 3–4 weeks of production after design approval, then 1–2 days to install.
DWG-023.08 · Related
Related
Also useful
Mudroom ideas for Alberta winters→Layouts, dimensions and what works when the gear is wet.Laundry room cabinets→Many back entries share a wall with the laundry. Design both at once.Custom closets→Front-hall and reach-in closets with the same build quality.Garage cabinets→Entry from the garage? Keep boots on the garage side with a bench there.
DWG-023.09 · Quote requestReply within one business day · 9:00–20:00
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Send the wall length, a photo of the space and how many people use the entry. We reply within one business day.