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Anonymous users2024-01-24Oh, of course, it is the door outside the walk-in wardrobe, and most of the doors are generally sliding, if it is small, you can also use the folding door.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This still depends on the decoration settings of your interior, and the sliding door is good and will not take up space.
This is not particularly particular, mainly to see the size of the cloakroom area, the larger area can be used to open the door, otherwise you can consider using a sliding door, or a folding door can also be used; In terms of form, you can use flat wooden doors, glass doors, and shutter doors. The key here is to match the overall decoration style, but also to consider personal preferences and other factors.
A dedicated cloakroom is actually more like a small world of your own, in which you can match and want to innovate, but the wardrobe is just a place to put clothes, without a soul.
This is not particularly particular, mainly to see the size of the cloakroom area, the larger area can be used to open the door, otherwise you can consider using a sliding door, or a folding door can also be used; In terms of form, you can use flat wooden doors, glass doors, and shutter doors. The key here is to match the overall decoration style, but also to consider personal preferences and other factors.
This is not good, it is better to have a partition in the middle.
The door is a must, or you'll regret it! Dust is everywhere!