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Internal drawers are charged at £90 &£120 per drawer based on Width.
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A fitted bedroom is a customized bedroom design where all the furniture, including wardrobes, dressers, and other storage units, is tailored to fit the available space and meet the specific needs and preferences of the homeowner.
The difference between fitted and built-in wardrobes is primarily in the terminology . Fitted wardrobes and built-in wardrobes are often used interchangeably . Both are custom-made to fit the space, but ""built-in"" typically implies that the unit is constructed as part of the room's architecture.
The average cost of a fitted bedroom varies widely depending on factors like size, materials, design complexity, and customization. Costs can range from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars.
A fully fitted bedroom means that all the furniture and storage units in the bedroom are customized to the available space and are designed to meet the specific needs and style preferences of the homeowner.
Fitted wardrobes can be made of various materials, including MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard), plywood, particleboard, and solid wood, depending on the desired look and budget.
Fitted wardrobes are typically attached to walls through a combination of methods, such as securing them to wall studs, using brackets, or hanging systems. The specific attachment method can vary depending on the design and materials used.
Fitted bedroom furniture can be made of various materials as well, including the same materials as fitted wardrobes (MDF , plywood, particleboard, solid wood) for consistency in design and aesthetics.
Fitted wardrobes do not necessarily need ventilation, but it's a good idea to allow some airflow to prevent moisture buildup, especially if the wardrobes are located in areas prone to humidity . This can be achieved by leaving small gaps or adding ventilation grilles when designing the units.
