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Could you use this solution for a hanging space -- not deep enough ?

6 years ago

But could it work somehow ???? HelenA

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FormFunctionNT
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Hi Helen, Yes, the cupboard shown was actually 600mm deep. The area had a recess of 300mm. We built out the required extra 300mm. Helen, in saying this we can make them what ever depth you wish. Thank you for your enquiry, Carl
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FormFunctionNT
6 years ago
Hi Helen

The standard depth for sliding door wardrobes is around 600mm. We can make a wardrobe with "valet" style hanging (thats front to back , opposed to the normal "sideways"). We can then run floor-ceiling doors at an overall depth of 440mm deep.

If you can take some photos of your area & attach a couple of measurements, please email them to me & I will be happy to cast an eye over it to see what is possible.

My email is

carl@formfunctionnt.com.au

Regards

Carl
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