Wardrobe interiors

2 years ago

last modified: 2 years ago

I have a basic wardrobe fitted, with shelf and hanging rail and top shelf only. This is a drawing of suggested fittings but i dont like it particularly. do you think i can fit some interiors myself or better not even tey (example ikea or other) so as yo make ise of whats already there and save on that or not bother ?

The left two parts are one space and the third is separate. Each third has double doors. depth is 51 cm. apologies for autocorrect previously !

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hedgehog99
2 years ago
Hi Eleni, sure there are lots of people on here who would love to help but can you edit the autocorrects In your post? That will help with understanding your question.
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rookie1986
2 years ago
Ikea use a lot of non-standard sizes so you might find that their wardrobe interiors dont fit your existing units (i believe ikea work to a 25, 50, 75, 100 scale). I believe the layout youve chosen gives good use of the available space (I hang everything so would replace the centre shelves with another rail). What is it that you dont like about it?
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My first instinct was to move it to a garage/basement for good storage but the more I think about it the more I think I'd prime inside and out with Kilz then apply a couple of coats of white semi-gloss (use good quality paint.. Benjamin Moore) in the same white that you'd use for all the trim in your room. Be sure to lightly sand and 'tack rag' between coats. If the handles are removable by all means remove them prior to painting...fill in holes, sand smooth and paint as previous sentence. Set up inside the way you find most functional. Buy nice new knobs ( maybe crystal?) and, if it is as tall as it appears, have crown molding installed to create a custom look. It is probably far better built than anything else you could find.
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Sonia
2 years ago
It looks really good. The left can be for tops and trousers/skirts, the middle can be for jumpers and t shirts folded' and the right hand one is perfect for dresses.
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Eleni Ieremia
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2 years ago
Thank you all very much. Maybe I should rethink it. i was thinking of bottom shelves on the left in place of the second rail. Coats is a problem but maybe i should store them elsewhere. was thinking if i could fit bags by making half of the right one full length shelves..

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