STEP 1: CHOOSE INTERIOR TYPE – FULL/ SEMI
2 Door Wardrobe
- Full Interior –
Cream w/ Cream Edge
Hanging Space, Top Shelf, Drawer & shelving tower
3 Door Wardrobe
- Full Interior –
Cream w/ Ferarra Oak Edge,
Deluxe Extras - Pull Down Rail
2 Door Wardrobe
- Full Interior –
Cream w/ Beech Edge
Hanging Space, Top Shelf, Shoe Shelf Pull Outs
3 Door Wardrobe
w/ Angle
- Full Interior –
Cream w/ Walnut Edge
Hanging Space, Top Shelf, & shelving tower
FULL INTERIOR
A Full interior is a wardrobe that has a quality 8mm backing on it, and has a closed in ceiling and built up floor plinth.
Why would you want a Full Interior?
Generally people prefer this look. You may want to hide unsighly wall paper, or you may be pulling out an existing wardrobe -which means having a backing will eliminiate plasterers and painters etc.
It is a common misconception that having a backing on your wardrobe will insulate your clothes from damp – This is a myth! If you are suffering damp it is ideal to have this treated before installing your wardrobe!
SEE ‘GALLERY’ FOR MORE IMAGES FULL INTERIORS
2 Door Wardrobe
- Semi Interior –
Cream w/ walnut edge
Hanging Space and Top Shelf Only
2 Door Wardrobe
w/ Angle
- Semi Interior –
Cream w/ Walnut Edge
Hanging Space, Top Shelf, Drawer & shelving tower
2 Door Wardrobe
- Semi Interior –
Cream w/ Walnut Edge
Hanging Space, Top Shelf, Drawer & shelving tower
4 Door Wardrobe
- Semi Interior –
Cream Interior w/ Beech Edge
Hanging Space, Top Shelf, Drawer & shelving towers
SEMI INTERIORS
A Semi interior, in essence, is a wardrobe that has no backing on it, and no ceiling but has a full flat floor piece and skirting. It allows you to use your existing wall, which will be left exposed, as the backing for your robes.
Why would you want a Semi Interior?
Some people prefer the look, some people want to utilse as much height as possible, as it eliminates the floor plinth that you would usually see in a full interior, and put simply.... a semi interior decreases the cost of your robes as we are using less materials.
