Laundry Room · Dry Cleaning
Garment Press
Overview
A garment press (utility press) uses a heated, padded buck and a hinged head to press trousers, skirts and jackets flat. The 3D model shows a cabinet base, a padded tapered buck, a polished head hinged at the back and shown open, a handle bar, two-hand controls and foot pedals.
Sizing & placement
It is 54 inches wide, 40 inches deep and 52 inches tall (about 4.5 ft × 3.3 ft × 4.3 ft). It stands on the floor; the operator works from the front, so keep clear standing room there, a common guideline being about 3 ft.
Where it works
Dry cleaners, commercial laundries and alteration shops, in the pressing area. Find it under Dry Cleaning on the Laundry Room tab, or search "garment press" or "pants press".
Specifications
| Width | 54 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 40 in |
| Height | 52 in |
| Shape | rectangle |
| Size class | standard |
| Room types | laundry-room |
| Default color | #CDD2D6 |
Featured in Design Ideas
- 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 press?
- This one is 54 inches wide, 40 inches deep and 52 inches tall.
- What other pressing equipment is there?
- The same category has a Shirt Finisher and a Vacuum Ironing Table for a complete pressing line.
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