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What should I do with this space in my son's room ?

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somewheretheresadino · 19/04/2024 14:42

I finally have got a house and looked round it today. There's this I don't know space in his room. I don't know reading place/den turn into his wardrobe? He's almost 4. Ideas please this is my first home the rest of the room is quite small.

What should I do with this space in my son's room ?
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NightPuffins · 19/04/2024 15:04

I would put in rails, yes. Ones that you can pull out so that you don't need to always crawl into the space to get things out.

Maybeicanhelpyou · 19/04/2024 14:57

Check if just the mattress fits tight, as you could’ build your own bed, so to speak!

somewheretheresadino · 19/04/2024 14:54

Rest of room. Sorry this is my first house so any help. Thank you ! It's just to small for his bed it's tall but quite thin that bit.

What should I do with this space in my son's room ?
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somewheretheresadino · 19/04/2024 14:53

Just to small for his bed as I thought that initially!
It's not a box room but not huge. Looking at ikea trofast unit for toys and need to get him a bed. A wardrobe would be a good idea. What would I do just but rails in ?

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Inertia · 19/04/2024 14:52

What are the dimensions? Is it ground level or high up? It might work for a child sized bed for a few years, to give him space to play on the floor.

IDoLikeToBeByTheSea · 19/04/2024 14:52

How big is the space?
I would turn half in to a wardrobe and half with shelves for toys/books

NightPuffins · 19/04/2024 14:49

What's the rest of the room like? How big is this space? Difficult to advise without knowing what space you have to deal with.

Maybeicanhelpyou · 19/04/2024 14:46

Will his bed slide into it tightly? Mine would have loved a bed in there! If not, proper fitted storage to maximise the space

goodkidsmaadhouse · 19/04/2024 14:45

If the rest of his room is small I’d turn it into his wardrobe to free up space. I’ve always found with my kids that they use/value space more than anything else - to spread out train track or playmobil villages, to practice splits and forward rolls, to lay out obstacle courses…

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