Solution for the wardrobe

  • Erstellt am 2016-01-31 20:38:11

Jochen104

2016-02-01 10:04:20
  • #1
If you - like me - have to wear a shirt and suit to work every day, these things are anything but practical
 

ypg

2016-02-01 10:04:42
  • #2


Extendable ones are not so practical because you can't see and grab everything immediately.
 

Neige

2016-02-01 10:18:43
  • #3
Well, you are somewhat right there, but when space is limited.....it's also a matter of habit. Well, it's easy for me to say.....and yes, a man also doesn't want to miss his dressing room anymore.
 

Dindin

2016-02-01 12:24:56
  • #4
Hello,

we have equipped our entire dressing room with Pax cabinets (however without doors) and even after two years we are still satisfied with them. So far very stable and robust and even taking them apart again (our cat thought it had to hide behind them) worked perfectly. On our construction blog I have posted some pictures of the PAX planning and the finished dressing room in case you are interested. For our wardrobe we had an extra niche planned but still haven't found the right one (visually appealing, lots of storage space for shoes and jackets, a seating area for putting on shoes, etc.) so we decided to have a custom solution made by a carpenter. We like the designs very much and they correspond exactly to our ideas (besides the carpenter also had some great and practical ideas) currently the wardrobe is being made by the carpenter. We are already looking forward to the result.
 

Doc.Schnaggls

2016-02-01 13:49:23
  • #5
Hello,

we solved our "wardrobe problems" a bit differently.

Since our kitchen was made and installed by a carpenter who told us that he works with standard widths and heights as long as possible and then makes the rest to measure, we also requested and ordered our built-in wardrobe, the room divider wardrobe bedroom / dressing room, as well as all bathroom furniture (vanity unit, mirror cabinet, and wall-mounted sideboard) from him.

The whole thing was then, with better quality, even a bit cheaper (and above all more precisely fitting) than everything else we discovered.

Maybe that’s an option for you too...

Regards,

Dirk
 

Jochen104

2016-02-01 16:29:36
  • #6
We have our TV board and a wall cabinet as well as the sideboard in the dining area from the kitchen manufacturer. All color-coordinated and wall-mounted (great for the robot vacuum ). Cheaper and better quality than in the furniture store. Only with the wardrobe the price unfortunately didn’t fit anymore.
 

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