Hi All,
We have a WIR located at the rear of a wall which our bed head is up against. Both ends of the wardrobe are open, as in you can walk thru from one end to another. I'm just wondering for those of you that have the same design, how you may have designed the shelving/compartments in your wardrobe considering you can see into it when walking into the bedroom. Have you installed slidding doors to avoid seeing all the clothes? Would love some ideas, feedback, pics of what you've done with yours!
thanks in advance.
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Browse Forums General Discussion  07 Nov 2008 922 Adelaide Gold Member Re: Walk in Robe behing bed head wall - What have you done? 2Aug 21, 2012 1:01 pm Good question and something thats always bothered me with that design. At least with a conventional WIR (room) you can shut the door Arfur Walk in Robe behing bed head wall - What have you done? 3Aug 21, 2012 2:03 pm We didn't want the shelves on show so we have shortened them to finish in line with the wall. PPA 30/6/12, Land 28/06/12, Contract 7/9/12, Valuation 11/9/12, Prestart 13/9/12, Settlement 18/10/12, Building Permit Issued 18/10/12, Footings 30/10/11, Slab 31/10/11 Walk in Robe behing bed head wall - What have you done? 4Aug 21, 2012 2:27 pm We have sliding doors, and the shelf goes the full length of the WIR. (This is in our current house, not the one we will be building) Building the Riva by Dale Alcock Homes. Follow our progress here: https://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=57075 31 Jul 2010 364 NSW Gold Member Re: Walk in Robe behing bed head wall - What have you done? 5Aug 22, 2012 9:49 am i have seen a few different nice designs 1. mirrored wardrobe doors to hide all the clothes 2. shelving but instead of clothes on the shelving, you have drawers at the bottom and then going up you have shelves with knicknacks like photo frames and other trinkets and personal effects. 2 21918 Its usually the client who is bad at understanding the expectations set by the builder (as evidenced by the OP). A base price lock is not indefinite and is usually well… 3 8983 0 52649 |
