We've seen sales soar in the previous 12 months, especially as the recession bites and people are turning to more cost effective DIY solutions.

1. Planning Your New Wardrobe Design
It's so important to plan your new wardrobe closets carefully if you want to avoid costly mistakes.
Rushing into a bad purchase may leave you paying the price for a long time to come. Now is the perfect
time to declutter. Take everything out of your bedroom wardrobes, and scrutinize each item. When did
you last wear it? Does it still fit? Will you really where it again? If you haven't worn it in the last year,
there's a 95% chance you'll never wear it again. So get rid, donate to charity, or hold a car boot sale and
make some extra cash towards paying for your new wardrobe closets.
One item to consider purchasing before you finalize
your wardrobe design, are space saving hangers. The
Slim Anti Slip Velvet Hangers are designed to keep
clothes in place while not taking up much space. Velvet,
anti slip covering on each hanger keeps clothes from
slipping off onto the floor. Designed with a slim profile,
these hangers don't take up nearly as much space as
regular, bulkier hangers, great for freeing up wardrobe
space. So you may not need as much hanging space
as you thought! Or you could just fill up all that extra
space with lovely new clothes! Once you've done this
and you know exactly what storage space you need you
can start to plan the interiors.
The first stage of your wardrobe plans is to consider everything you're going to store in them and
measure accordingly. How many pairs of shoes do you need to store? Do you have any large items or
hat boxes for example? Ensuring that these will fit on to any shelf space is crucial. Imagine starting to fill
your lovely new wardrobe only to find half the stuff doesn't fit in! From this you can decide how much
hanging space you'll need, how much shelf space and whether you want to incorporate any basket or
drawers into your new wardrobe plans.
Measure the space you have and draw your plans to scale, graph paper helps to do this. You can then
make sure everything will fit in the space that you have. Nest you can either purchase a DIY kit or build
the wardrobe yourself, build it from scratch or find dome-one who can do this for you. Of course once
you've designed your great new interiors, you'll want to fit the best wardrobe sliding doors online!
Sophie Hogg runs a successful business http://www.wardrobe-design-online.com. Combining her
knowledge as an interior designer with many years experience supplying made to measure sliding
wardrobe doors all over the UK, Sophie can help you achieve your ultimate personal bedroom
sanctuary.