as our build is near completion, we are looking at getting our walk in robe done,
does anyone know who can do something like this in Brisbane? and recommend their works?
Walk in Robe Cabinets - recommendation
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Hey guys
as our build is near completion, we are looking at getting our walk in robe done,
does anyone know who can do something like this in Brisbane? and recommend their works?
as our build is near completion, we are looking at getting our walk in robe done,
does anyone know who can do something like this in Brisbane? and recommend their works?
That is a pretty standard fit-out for a wardrobe and they have used lamiwood or a woodgrain type of melamine and standard hanging rails. There is nothing there upmarket so 99% of wardrobe companies would be able to build that.
Stewie
Stewie
I had a bit of experience with this and ended up with something from IKEA. Pretty straight forward and modular options for storage in the closets too, so maybe worth checking out? If you want something more personalised then like what Stewie said, just rememebr to get quotes from different people!
Absolutely!
This is ours (photos are a bit rubbish...)
This was built and installed by http://www.justwardrobes.com.au/ from the Gold Coast.
They came up and quoted on our WIR once the gyprock was up (during the build process), great service and quote.
They turned up before handover (my builder was happy with them coming in and installing) and once finished and gone, my builder commented on the installer as being one of the best cabinet maker/builder he'd ever come across, very professional and tidy and all the cabinetry was a great fit.
Good Luck!
This is ours (photos are a bit rubbish...)
This was built and installed by http://www.justwardrobes.com.au/ from the Gold Coast.
They came up and quoted on our WIR once the gyprock was up (during the build process), great service and quote.
They turned up before handover (my builder was happy with them coming in and installing) and once finished and gone, my builder commented on the installer as being one of the best cabinet maker/builder he'd ever come across, very professional and tidy and all the cabinetry was a great fit.
Good Luck!
as said above that cabinetary is very standard.
if you are hiring someone to do it for you, it would be better to explain them your specific requirements, e.g. more space for shoes, more drawers, no of pigeon holes and their sizes.
if you are hiring someone to do it for you, it would be better to explain them your specific requirements, e.g. more space for shoes, more drawers, no of pigeon holes and their sizes.
Also - as you are in Qld - maybe get one of the hanging liquid "collectors". You'll be amazed at how much it collects from the air. And then it won't be in your clothes.
Many use the "pots" but the hanging version is very good.
Many use the "pots" but the hanging version is very good.
as said above that cabinetary is very standard.
if you are hiring someone to do it for you, it would be better to explain them your specific requirements, e.g. more space for shoes, more drawers, no of pigeon holes and their sizes.
if you are hiring someone to do it for you, it would be better to explain them your specific requirements, e.g. more space for shoes, more drawers, no of pigeon holes and their sizes.
mirz you getting a wardrobe fit out at your place through the builder, or doing post handover?
We are going through a local highly recommended cabinet maker (post handover).
We are going through a local highly recommended cabinet maker (post handover).
Share? I found one on FB so would be good to compare quotes if you don't mind
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