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    Indoor storage solution... for outdoors!

    Postby emmajess » Sun Apr 10, 2011 10:07 pm

    Hi there. I'm moving home, back to my parents' and the only place I can store my clothes is in the garage.

    I don't want my clothes to rot or go mouldy, I am investigating having a wardrobe built inside the garage, but all quotes so far are prohibitively expensive.
    1. Can anyone recommend a company who might supply/build a carcass
    2. Can anyone recommend a place where I could buy wardrobes of the correct messurements to save bespoke expense (198cm height x 258cm total width (could be 3x86cm) x 53cm depth
    3. Do I need to have the wardrobes/carcass insulated? Vented?

    Appreciate your help, thank you!
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    Postby nerd_biker » Tue Jun 14, 2011 2:06 pm

    If you are only storing the clothes your best bet is to seal them away in vacuum pack bags, such as these: Google "7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=777_8&products_id=109992"

    It will mean having your clothes pressed or ironed to removed the creases once you get them out of storage but at least they will be safe. Plus it's a lot cheaper than building a wardrobe as you could store the bags on ordinary shelf units if you want them off the floor.
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