The closet in the niche is a great opportunity to use unclaimed space, where the usual closet does not become. The peculiarity of such built-in furniture is that walls, floor, ceiling play the role of walls and other elements, and this not only simplifies the design, but also significantly reduces its cost.
Advantages of the closet built into the niche
This solution allows the maximum benefit of filling all the empty corners and niches , hiding behind the doors things that require separate storage. At the same time, for the organization of such a storage facility, all types of walls are suitable - from concrete, gypsum, plasterboard.
With the help of such an organization of space, it is possible to hide uneven walls and other architectural flaws, as well as zonate space and complement the interior.
As such furnishings are made according to an individual project, you are free to order any filling, dimensions, cabinet design. At the same time, you save much on materials, since most of the surfaces are replaced by existing niche walls.
Sliding wardrobes in the niche of the hallway, bedroom, children's room - this is a great alternative to bulky furniture items. Even if the recess is small, it is always possible to order or make a small wardrobe in the niche yourself, using the available space to the maximum.
The only drawback of such a cabinet is the impossibility of rearranging it and moving it to a new place of residence when moving. Even after dismantling the furniture elements, you are unlikely to be able to fit them in a new location. Is that the apartment will have a similar layout.
Arrangement of a wardrobe in a niche
If you have an empty niche, and you want to use it to install a wardrobe, you need to make accurate measurements, or even better invite for this specialist - the employee of the furniture store where you will make an order.
Next, you must decide on the inner filling, the depth and width of the cabinet, the design of the doors. And just before the installation, prepare all the surfaces - walls, floor, ceiling, especially paying close attention to the flatness of the floor and ceiling in the place of fastening the sliding mechanisms for the doors.
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