Boiler in a bedroom
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6 years ago
Hi guys!
I have to redesign and rebuild basically from scratch kid's bedroom that have a boiler in a corner next to a window :/ (in UK it happens sometimes). I'm looking for interesting ideas how to build it up somehow make it of course still accessible and safe for kids to be around. (check the picture ;) ) I'm getting rid of the old fitted wardrobe at the moment.
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6 years agoWhilst talking to the plumber, i'd also get the pipes near the boiler moved closer to it, they take up unnecessary room and if you need to build a new cupboard, best it be as small as possible.
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