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Anonymous users2024-01-24I didn't understand what you wanted to express after reading it for a long time.
Usually the cloakroom is an open wardrobe (no wardrobe door) with a depth of 500mm to 550mm, which is not cramped and more convenient.
It's just not clear that "the door of the cloakroom is the doorway", whether I want to say that the door of the cloakroom is open from the outside...
It is possible to install a door, if two doors are opposite, one door is not equipped with a handle.
The cloakroom always has a door or a curtain. Because there is always dust in the room. There is a door or curtain on one side that has a shield to prevent dust. In addition, it is also kept beautiful. >>>More
In fact, the entrance of the cloakroom can be used with a door and a curtain, but the airtightness of the door is better, especially if there is no window in the cloakroom, then it is recommended to use the door, the ash will be smaller, and the integrity will look better, and if you place desiccant in the cloakroom, the effect of the door will be stronger than that of the curtain.
First, from the perspective of practicality.
Whether the whole wardrobe should be a door or not, this question first needs to be considered from the practical aspect. The design without a door is indeed more beautiful and imposing. However, after a long period of use, dust will accumulate inside, and no matter how good the sealing is, it is inevitable. >>>More
Yes, it is extremely easy to accumulate dust to do shading. >>>More