Wardrobe organisers

**FJRider** · 21st July 2012, 21:31

Originally Posted by Mom

You sneaky sneaker, porkie telling, big fat (well ok, slim) fibber. You told me the house was my wardrobe, and I believed you

He's not that sneaky ... you still have all your clothes. He could have made some "disappear" if he didn't like your current wardrobe ...

**nallac** · 21st July 2012, 23:21

And here i am living out of two suitcases...........

**Mom** · 22nd July 2012, 07:37

Originally Posted by nallac

And here i am living out of two suitcases...........

Laughed myself silly the other day when we saw you walking up by our place. We could have picked you up and driven around with you for a bit and then delivered you to where you wanted to go

**nzspokes** · 22nd July 2012, 08:09

Floor = needs a clean
Bed = clean

Dont need no wardrobe.

Sorted

**JimO** · 22nd July 2012, 09:14

Originally Posted by Subike

Since when does knowing what quality clothing and knowledge of fashion make you Gay?

lol

If you see me as gay, is that because you are a sloth?

is this what you look like???

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**p.dath** · 22nd July 2012, 12:21

I tend to use just the wardrobe kits from Mitre 10. There's several options, reasonably easy to install, and work realy wel.

**nodrog:Me** · 22nd July 2012, 13:08

Originally Posted by Mom

I know, I know, bike forum and all that.

I have fallen in love with a house, that has a walk in wardrobe

Going by my past behaviour regarding these things, it will simply get stuffed full of shit, and not resemble a well organised, useful space as it should. No amount of encouragement

from my husband will change this

I saw the most amazing wardrobe organised space the other day, and can see how actually investing in shelves/hanging space etc may be of some assistance to me in my endeavour to enjoy my "walk in" wardrobe.

Have been googling (is that a word now?) but it is too hard (I cant believe I typed that). Is there anyone on here that actually sells these amazing things, or anyone that has used someone that does?

Thanking you in advance etc

Mom

Most of the decent kitchen and bathroom design places (joinery places with machines and people with half a brain, not fucken plumbing world or mega bunnings) will also do wardrobe fitouts. And belive it or not there are actually companys that just specialise in wardrobe fitouts these days.

**blue rider** · 22nd July 2012, 15:00

Originally Posted by FJRider

You must have far too many clothes and shoes ...

one can have too many shoes? :

**Laava** · 22nd July 2012, 16:49

**Akzle** · 22nd July 2012, 20:00

beggar the hangers.

park the bike in it

**Geeen** · 22nd July 2012, 20:17

Originally Posted by Laava

Ridiculous amount of shoes

I showed my wife this pic

and she went "OOOOOOHHHHH I like those shoes... Where are the rest?"

**Crisis management** · 23rd July 2012, 09:08

Get a wardrobe organiser, you won't regret it, don't buy the cheap stuff, you will regret it....

If you have those yellow pages thingies in the outback, try page 1023, under wardrobe systems, the only ones' I have experience of are Boston Wardrobes (high end & expensive) and Innovative interiors who I always recomend to clients, still not cheap but I haven't had any bad feeback about them.

In case you ate your yellow pages:
Innovative interiors 443 1928

others:
Home Plus 09 425 7053
Wardrobe world 09 478 9045

Get out there and spend some money!

**Paul in NZ** · 23rd July 2012, 09:21

I can lend you Vicki if you want - shes a great wardrobe organizer. Anything I have that she doesn't like gets thrown out and anything she hasn't worn for a while gets stored in case.... Shes organized it so she has most of the wardrobe thus far... hmmmmm

**blairnz** · 24th July 2012, 14:22

I was fortunate enough that the room I'm renting comes with a walk in wardrobe so I haven't had to think about it.

Here's a place that may do what you want.

http://www.nzwardrobes.co.nz/