wardrobe- fitted with sliding doors wardrobe fitted w door vs no door?
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PRONordikka - Bespoke Furniture & Steel Doors
6 years agoThe current trend is no doors if the space is 'hidden'. With a door to the dressing room itself there should be no dust issue . Unless you are planning to rebuff your floor ? then the dust will go everywhere including closed door wardrobe.
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Comments (14)You could go for sliding doors in contemporary style. Gives more space in the room too. The top cupboard doors need to go! You could have them sliding or maybe make them into hatches? Not sure of the inside layout of the wardrobe. Could be a good place to store suitcases up there. I still don't know how to put thumbnail pics of my ideas on this forum!...See MoreAre Ikea PAX really 'fitted wardrobes'? Recommendations please...
Comments (22)Bespoke joinery is always better to achieve maximum of storage from space you got. However with PAX there is option to match up for saving cost, however you are limited to size, if you got 190cm you need to fit 150cm and have covering panels. We did in few houses to get lower cost build in units, that we put it in PAX wardrobes and we made bespoke side panels and framing, skirting so when you close them it looks like bespoke, where inside is still IKEA....See More... after bespoke fitted sliding wardrobe
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Comments (23)Hi Minnie There will be drawers in the double wardrobes on the either side of the triple wardrobe. so I don't really need to have them on the outside. I like the idea of the 4 panel mirrored wardrobe doors but I also like the shaker style door aswell see pic. i agree with you I should have the glass inside the panels and have the frame around the door . I'm wondering will I have the same effect if I have the 3 centre doors in the Shaker style with the panel and glass inside?? similar to the 4 panel mirrored doors. thank you...See More
PROIQ Furniture
6 years agoWe would advise it is completely dependant on the space and your requirements. Walk-in wardrobes look great if they are kept tidy, however a plus for having doors is that it can conceal any mess and give more protection for clothing.
Another trend for walk-in wardrobes is to have smoked glass doors mixed with open elements this could also work with matt lacquered doors. Alternatively you could choose to have open elements for items such as bags, shoes or coats (things you know that are easy to keep tidy) then hinged doors for other modules.
Sonia
6 years agoI would definitely have doors. The problem with bedroom and wardrobe manufacturers photos is everything is colour co-ordinated with the wardrobes and room which just isn’t realistic, but most people have more colourful clothing which would look a mess without doors. Doors create a lovely, tidy, streamline look. I’m not even keen on mirrored doors as they also create an untidy look, in my opinion. I’m pleased with my Sharpes wardrobes, everything out of sight creating a sense of calm!
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Nordikka - Bespoke Furniture & Steel Doors
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