It is a 1 person space. I assume th 700 bench is for appliances. I would delete the shelves across the end for more space. You can always add them later. Or make the shelves 200 deep dor single layer

You don’t need shelves that are 400mm deep. 200mm deep shelves throughout would be better. Then shelves have the items in full view with nothing lost at the back. And it gives you 200mm more to stand in the pantry. The 700mm bench could have deeper shelves for pullout drawers/baskets for fruit and vegetables that don’t need fridge storage.

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Thank you - I see what you mean. sometime less is more :)

How about WIR - any ideas for this?

The width is 1300

Length 3890 less 770 door to ensuite and barn door entrance 800 from bedroom.

Barn Door slides to the right.

However I would like the cupboards on the wall of the bedroom and barn door side, nothing against the ensuite wall.

Thoughts ??

Again needing to maximise the space.

Regards MJ

To get more bench space rotate toilet onto the left wall and extend a narrow bench. You can have a cubby hole under bench for sanitary products , spare toilet rolls and toilet roll holder and toilet brush.
Or put vanity on that wall, toilet next to shower and move door toward vanity and eliminate the blind corner in wir.you can have a swing door instead of slider if you prefer

Thanks Kate, but the ensuite is as per the plan.

I am looking for inspiration for the walk in robe, flipping it to the other side and ideas on layout. Max space for space space :)

Just change the set up, as drawn to the opposite wall…simple. Have double hanging for skirts, trousers, shirts. Long hanging for dresses, big jackets. Drawers for jewellery, socks. For shoes, purchased shoe racks that can be placed under your long hanging item area. Have baskets on the top of shelving. Swap seasonal shoes from baskets to floor storage when season changes. Have hooks on ensuite wall for hanging bags, or use top of shelve baskets for bags.

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Just be aware that you can't have fixings that protrude into the wall space that the pocket door will be sliding into.

Not sure what you mean? Do you mean on the wall where the cavity slider is?

Kath, do you mean pantry or WIR/ensuite wall?

Pretty sure Kath is pointing out that your walls are only 70mm so once you put a cavity door in you’re limited in what you can mount on either side of the wall containing the door. The door has to be able to slide and its frame reduces the number of studs available for anchoring. Just something to be mindful of.

Thank you for your comments. 700 deep bench only on the left side.
Would you mind posting some photos of yours, so I can visually see it. 😃

Bigreader is right. That's what I was referring to - being mindful of fixings on the wall the door slides into.