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22nd July 2010, 05:50 PM #1
Do you install the bottom piece of a wardrobe frame?
Hi
Just thinking of installing a triple built in robe using a wooden wardrobe frame at one end of room.
I have seen many wardrobes that have the bottom piece of the frame and some that don't.
If there is no bottom piece then anything heavy like storage crates on wheels, or vacuum cleaner can whiz in and out without a lift. A tiler or carpete layer may find it easier too.
Do you recommend having the bottom piece of the triple frame in place? Why?
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