Ikea Pax utility room/laundry room system? - What do you have?

Do you have Ikea Pax in your utility room?

I am considering planning something with Nobilia or Schüller.
Which systems do you have? Ikea Pax or similar?
I would appreciate photos.
I would like to design my utility room attractively without a mix of furniture, so rather IKEA Pax or other providers.
Nobilia and Schüller have examples on their homepages. The washing machine and dryer are then placed elevated in a cabinet. Do you need to worry about that or can it be done without concern?
Or is it better to build pedestals?

As I said: Photos welcome to see how it looks at your place

We wanted to do it with the kitchen fitter at first, but we found the prices simply too high for a utility room. I often just put down tools there or throw my dirty gloves on the shelf, so it would just get scratched and broken within a few months. We ended up at Ikea and didn't get Pax, but bought Platsa cabinets. For the worktop, we simply screwed a chipboard with a decor on top.

We will also equip the utility room with Ikea Pax. We like IKEA Pax - Metod would also be an option.

The laundry room for us is the HAR. We simply put a row from the old kitchen in there – for a uniform look, washing machine tucked underneath. On the other side, a wooden shelf with the dryer tucked underneath.

We have our separate utility room from Schüller from the Clean & Easy series. We bought it together with our Schüller kitchen. It cost a total of 4k€.

I wanted to do it first with kitchen furniture, but then I found the price too steep. I searched for a long time and finally ended up with an Ikea kitchen (picture attached). That would have cost around 1200€ altogether. Then I saw again that there is also a 30cm deep IKEA Pax system. In the end, we bought that because it offers a lot of what I wanted and was cost-effective (whole wardrobe including accessories about 680€). The IKEA PAX system has pull-out baskets, which I will use to sort our dirty laundry after washing cycles. In addition, I can store washing and cleaning supplies in the tall cabinet at a height that the toddler cannot reach. In the left cabinet section, I planned an insert on which the vacuum cleaner will sit, and the vacuum cleaner pipe and tall items like mops, brooms, buckets, etc. find space right next to it. We have almost finished assembling the wardrobe; I can post photos on Monday. But our space is very limited. We try to get the maximum storage space out of a wall exactly 35cm deep. It fits like a glove at the moment, but the cabinet almost overwhelms you when you walk through the door.