Hello,
I will be moving into new house shortly and it has a closet space in the bedroom, that is 89cm deep, as far as I can tell most "big" wardrobes are usually about 60cm deep
What can I do to maximise this space and not waste the extra 30cm depth.
All I have come up with so far is to design a normal 60cm usage of the depth, then hang stuff on the back of the doors to use up the remaining space, this doesn't seem very efficient to me though.
I have no problem having bits sliding out if it helps use the space better.
dims are
internal
H - 241
D - 89
W - 160
Door opening
H - 198
W -134
I was going to put a central column of shelves in the middle and rails either side.
Cheers
I will be moving into new house shortly and it has a closet space in the bedroom, that is 89cm deep, as far as I can tell most "big" wardrobes are usually about 60cm deep
What can I do to maximise this space and not waste the extra 30cm depth.
All I have come up with so far is to design a normal 60cm usage of the depth, then hang stuff on the back of the doors to use up the remaining space, this doesn't seem very efficient to me though.
I have no problem having bits sliding out if it helps use the space better.
dims are
internal
H - 241
D - 89
W - 160
Door opening
H - 198
W -134
I was going to put a central column of shelves in the middle and rails either side.
Cheers
