Aye, again :rolleyes: :(

Oh you joining the life as a tennant?

Could do BUT would have to change everything back to standard when I move out of the flat :/

Can you not knock a quick timber wall and stick some doors and a rail on it?

Slopey wall bedroom is the size of the downstaires though (bar an en suite). Large kitchen, Large Lounge, Medium Sized Bathroom, and a medium sized bedroom....

Bedroom is really long, and skinny, very annoying! :(

I'd use the 2nd room as an office and have some wardrobes in there aswell. You will lose a lot of space if you do anything in the main bedroom with the slopey walls.

Right, I'm moving into a duplex apartment in a few weeks, and the upstairs bedroom has got slopey roof syndrome...

Like so.



I'm really not sure what to do for storing clothes, whether to use bedroom 2 / office as a wardrobe or to find a solution to stick in the bedroom. The room itself is quite large, but the ceiling has a slope either side, so no chance a wardrobe could fit in there. As i'd only be renting, to build fitted wardrobes isn't an option.

I've just moved back into my mum and dads temporarily and all the clothes have been dumped on rails.....











:|

Is there such thing as a mini wardrobe? The size of the rails, but with doors etc? :lol:

The only other option would be to have 3 of these down one of the walls in the bedroom....



And pack EVERYTHING into them :0

How do you get around having sloped roofs? Don't really fancy using rails as they look gay, and very messy.

Sorry about pics, using a shite phone atm.