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Ikea Pax in kids rooms - how did you design yours?

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justonesherryformedicinalpurpo · 09/10/2016 15:17

My two daughters have a small bedroom and a lot of clothing! The best storage solution I can think of is the Ikea Pax range.

My setup will mostly likely be three 50cm frames. The two outside frames will have a couple of draws and two 50cm rails. So (two each). And the middle frame will be a combination of draws and shelves for them to share.

However, I am keen to know how you designed your children's pax wardrobes?

Thanks all!

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dementedpixie · 09/10/2016 15:25

Ds has a hanging rail and 3 drawer baskets.

Ikea Pax in kids rooms - how did you design yours?
justonesherryformedicinalpurpo · 09/10/2016 16:18

Wow very spacious! What height is yours demented?

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dementedpixie · 09/10/2016 16:23

That's the smaller one at 201cm. It's 100cm wide

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dementedpixie · 09/10/2016 16:24

Ds hasn't got room for a chest of drawers so we use the baskets as drawers instead for trousers, joggies, pyjamas, etc

AveEldon · 09/10/2016 16:25

We have a 50cm wide with 2 hanging rails & a mirror door
Then a 100cm wide with 4 wooden drawers and 1 hanging rail - no doors as the doors won't fit with the wooden drawers

justonesherryformedicinalpurpo · 09/10/2016 17:14

Wow loads of room! I'm planning to use draws for trousers etc. as also no room for a chest! Thank goodness for Ikea!

Oh really Ave?! As I was planning on having wooden drawers and doors! Perhaps I haven't read the information properly!

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Blowninonabreeze · 09/10/2016 17:21

We've just made PAX wardrobes in 2 rooms this weekend.

DD has 2 X 75 cm tall ones with sliding doors.

In the right hand one she has 5 drawers then shelving all the way up (she can't reach the top 2 shelves. I have pull out boxes on them to store out of season clothes.)

In the left hand one she has a pull out basket, then a trouser rack and a hanging rail above that. (Plus 2 unreachable shelves again)

You can have wooden drawers with sliding doors. I believe they clash with the hinges on opening doors, but there are ways around that. (Eg use pull out baskets at the bottom instead of a wooden drawer) if you use the pax planner on their website it will advise you of clashes

Blowninonabreeze · 09/10/2016 17:31

Photo of DDs set up from the PAX planner

Ikea Pax in kids rooms - how did you design yours?
AveEldon · 09/10/2016 17:41

Yes the wooden drawers and door hinges clash - it's okay if you don't want a drawer where the hinges go

Blowninonabreeze · 09/10/2016 17:50

The baskets (in the bottom of dd's wardrobe) are comparable with the hinges. As we have those in another wardrobe for that reason. Plus, they're cheaper!!

Blowninonabreeze · 09/10/2016 17:52

Reading your OP again, I'd perhaps be tempted to do 2 X 75cm rather than 3 X 50cm, the 50 is pretty narrow.

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