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Anonymous users2024-01-24The cloakroom space is relatively enclosed.
Long-term storage of clothes will cause bacteria, odors, etc.
I recommend using an eco-board.
It can effectively remove odors, and the cedar wardrobe has an effect.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Finger jointing board is easy to construct, afraid of moisture, and has a very low price. Of course, carpentry recommendations consider yourself, and friend recommendations are based on yours.
IKEA has that kind of iron rack to sell. Put it up on two floors of the cloakroom. Then put the planks on the middle building. >>>More
A bedroom of sufficient length is the best to do, using a false wall to separate a space as a walk-in closet, the most "luxurious" cloakroom feel, and can also be used as a small study. >>>More
The first is a cloakroom cabinet made by carpenters on site, mainly made of blockboard, Boeing soft sheet and double-sided finish blockboard. >>>More
Look at the size of the overall space, if it is a small space, it is recommended to make a wardrobe, if the space is large enough, you can try the cloakroom, the cloakroom feels comfortable and convenient as a whole.
If you can do without two bathrooms, it's nice to make the bathroom in the master bedroom a cloakroom.