The enlarger is an Omega D5-XL with color head. The enlarging table is movable. I'll show details of it in the next shot. Behind the table, I lag bolted 3 heavy-duty shelf brackets to the wall studs, and bolted a 1x8 piece of Oak to the brackets. The enlarger is mounted to that, with a wall brace at the top of the column. This is the only way I could mount the tall column, since the ceiling in the darkroom is barely 7 ft. To the right are adjustable shelves for paper, and a drawer unit on wheels that holds enlarger lenses, negative carriers, etc. The entry door is to the right. When I have to get something large into the basement, I take the door off the hinges, and slide the enlarging table and drawer unit against the sink. This, along with what I do with the countertop, allow us to move whatever we need to into the rest of the basement. Yeah, it's a pain, but it doesn't happen all that often. Plus, it's a good excuse for a general wipe-down and mopping.