Wardrobe Closet Features and Benefits
May 25th, 2009, Posted in basics, wardrobe closetsA good wardrobe closet is a good investment for a home. They make a fantastic looking piece of furniture while providing additional space in which to securly store your wardrobe, often providing protection against dust, dirt, and allergens in the environment.
Let’s take a look at the different features and benefits offered in various wardrobe closet designs.
They give you ample space to store and organize your wardrobe. First and foremost, the biggest benefit of a wardrobe closet is its sole purpose; to provide you with additional space to correctly organize and access your wardrobe. They can be used to compliment a room with an existing closet or used as a guest closet in a spare bedroom, in such a way that your guests need not to bother any items that might already have found their way into the guest closet.
They’re designed as a solid piece of furniture. This is what sets wardrobe closets a part from other closet-type furniture, such as a stand-alone closet organizer or a portable closet. A good wardrobe closet is a solid piece of furniture, weighing 100 or more pounds, sometimes considerably more than this, on there own without any clothes or items inside. They are made of solid materials and are designed to look good. This is not something you’d sheepishly hide in your room. They’re an impressive site for a means to store clothes and they will look great in any guest bed room that is short on
They offer a degree of protection from allergens in the environment. While not making any claims as medical advice, many wardrobe closets are designed to be breathable while at the same time offering protection for your wardrobe against dirt, grime, pet dander, and other allergen that are free-floating in the environment.
They can be expensive. A wardrobe closet is not a flimsy shelving unit or a simple closet organizer for hanging your clothes. Often designed for the long-term, with solid wood and lots of support for the hanging weight of your clothes, wardrobe closets often get into the many hundreds of dollars range. If this puts them out of your reach, there are alternatives which are less (often much less) expensive that also provide the same benefits, i.e. space for your closet items. See The Closet Organizers Guide for more information on re-doing an existing closet to make use of the space.