Laundry Room · Dry Cleaning
Bagging Station
Overview
A bagging station is where finished garments are hung, grouped by ticket and slipped into a clear plastic bag before they go on the conveyor. The 3D model shows a floor frame with two uprights and a cross rail, a roll of bag film on brackets, a hook arm holding a bagged garment and a small ticket shelf.
Sizing & placement
It is 48 inches wide, 24 inches deep and 84 inches tall (about 4 ft × 2 ft × 7 ft). It stands on the floor; leave room in front for the operator to work and to carry bagged garments to the conveyor, a common guideline being about 3 ft of clear floor.
Where it works
Dry cleaners, laundromats with a drop-off counter and commercial laundries, usually between the pressing area and the garment conveyor. Find it under Dry Cleaning on the Laundry Room tab, or search "bagging station" or "bagger".
Specifications
| Width | 48 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 24 in |
| Height | 84 in |
| Shape | rectangle |
| Size class | standard |
| Room types | laundry-room |
| Default color | #A8AEB4 |
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- Plan a dry cleaner layout
A furnished 40 × 30 ft dry cleaner plus 10 pieces: conveyors, a dry-cleaning machine, presses, a shirt finisher, ironing, spotting and bagging stations.
Configurable options
- Color — any hex value
Frequently asked questions
- How big is a garment bagging station?
- This one is 48 inches wide, 24 inches deep and 84 inches tall.
- Where does the bagging station go in a dry cleaner layout?
- Usually at the end of the pressing line, close to the garment conveyor, so bagged orders can be hung straight onto it.
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