Condo "Walk in Closet"

9 years ago

I have a 5ft 11 in x 5ft 11in "walk in" closet in my new condo. I was wondering if I build it like a walk through closet and leave a 2ft hallway would this be enough or would it be too crowded?

My idea would be to use two Ikea Pax units since they fit great length wise and avoid wasted corners

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faefrog
9 years ago
Seems like a brilliant solution to me. I think though it would be much more cost effective to just build your own since the closet is already framed out.
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Dytecture
9 years ago
2 feet would be sufficient for a walk in closet.
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dclostboy
9 years ago
Do the doors on pax open or slide?
rfragachan
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks for all your comments. I was thinking on leaving it as an open solution in order to save more space in the middle
emilyam819
9 years ago
I don't think pax units would save any space in the middle. It looks like it sticks out in front of the doorway space.
rfragachan
Original Author
9 years ago
Emilyam maybe I was not clear, the idea would be to change the entry walls to center it with the closet. hence opening the entrance and leaving me with a 2 ft hallway in the closet. If I frame the pax a bitor buy larger pax and cut them I can make it look like a built-in high end closet
emilyam819
9 years ago
Oh, ok. That's nice!
rfragachan
Original Author
9 years ago
Does anyone else agree that a 2ft hallway in the closet is ok?

Thanks!