wardrobe knob help
bluemoona11
4 years ago
Hi everyone,
We have a built in corner wardrobe. I have to admit we didn’t put much thought into the design process or how we use the space so I won’t go into that as it’s more complicated to fix.
The issue is that if we put two handles on the corner it won’t open. I’ve been looking for flat handles that look nice. Or shall we just keep one knob on the one of the doors and leave the other one without a knob?
Any suggestion is much appreciated
Thank you all!
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Richard Hill
4 years ago
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