The countertop over my washer and dryer is one of my favorite features of my new laundry room remodel. Here is how I built the countertop using plywood.
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Material used (affiliate links):
- Countertop material. I am using birch plywood.
- 2x2 boards as supports.
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- Plywood for side support
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