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Clothes storage in attic conversions

Car2318 · 2011-03-15 14:43:02

Hi We have just finished an attic conversion in our 2 bed in Charlesland and absolutely loving the extra space. We have 2 storage presses (at floor level) with a little door to access. Basically I need to get an extendable wardrobe arm to hold a few hangers. I don't want to have to walk into the press itself but be able to…

15-03-2011 03:43PM

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Car2318

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Hi
We have just finished an attic conversion in our 2 bed in Charlesland and absolutely loving the extra space. We have 2 storage presses (at floor level) with a little door to access. Basically I need to get an extendable wardrobe arm to hold a few hangers. I don't want to have to walk into the press itself but be able to pull out the arm and pick a clothes hanger.
Has anyone had anything similar done or solutions to a similar problem?
Thanks in advance

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#2 15-03-2011 10:20PM

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haven't seen specifically what you're looking for, but Howards Storage World in Carrickmines is a good spot for that sort of thing

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#3 16-03-2011 01:39AM

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If you're interested in buying online, I've gotten a few things from DIY Essentials and worked out to be successful. They've expanded since so have a good look around...

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#4 16-03-2011 10:21AM

Car2318

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Thanks Guys

Tried Howards Storage but to no avail but that DIY store seems to have what I am looking for.

Appreciated:)

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