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georgiancottageliving
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Built in wardrobes with a sloped celing
Comments (26)Fitted wardrobes into sloping Cielings is fine, it will need some careful thought into how you will use the space. If all will be enclosed behind doors then use the lower hard to reach places for the one a or twice a year items. Because the ceiling height is so high then as above you could fit the pull down rails and fit shelving below. Maybe as well a window seat area with storage drawers under as mentioned before. But does really depend on how you want to use the space....See MoreUgly built in wardrobe
Comments (15)It's hard to say until you try to be honest. Its about drawing the eye. At the moment, they are very plain and that is drawing attention to the fact that they are maybe a bit dated. If statement handles draw the eye, then hopefully that will work. You could attach the lower ones and then see how it looks. I tend to do everything in increments, I'm a commitment phobe!...See Morebuilt in wardrobe ideas please
Comments (1)Slopes and awkward spaces are not an issue with our system :) www.nordikka.co...See Moreshould I skirt against built in wardrobe?
Comments (6)hi Jamie, I see the problem you have with the doors opening. if you mark the 18- 20mm space allowing the doors to open you can have the skirting against the mdf and mitre it to finish at the door line. I also think the cupboard will look nice with a framed architraves which would solve the problem completely. hope the options help!! best Rowland...See MoreSue S
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