Wardrobes Fitter Releases New Information On Period Homes

4 Wardrobe, a business in Twickenham, London, United Kingdom, has recently released a new blog post on including fitted wardrobes in period homes. This is designed to help people choose and install fitted wardrobes in these types of properties. People have already commented on how beneficial they have found the information. The blog post can be accessed through http://www.4-wardrobe.co.uk/choosing-and-installing-bespoke-fitted-wardrobes-in-a-period-home/.

Michael Frick from 4 Wardrobe says: "Period homes from Victorian or Edwardian times, or even earlier, are so different from what we know today. They often have higher ceilings and more ornate details on the ceilings and walls. For many people, this means that installing fitted wardrobes is a no-go area. We want to make sure they know that it is not only possible to have these types of wardrobes, but they can look fantastic as well, while keeping up with the time period of the property itself."

Many period homes are listed buildings, which means no structural changes can be made. This is another reason why a lot of people believe that fitted wardrobes are out of the question. Fortunately, a fitted wardrobe is not a structural change, which means that it is perfectly legal to install them. Companies like 4 Wardrobe will also make sure that their designs are in keeping with the overall design of the property.

Those who have followed their advice have been incredibly happy with the results. "My Victorian property is a typical one of that period," says Annie D. "My rooms are small with high ceilings, and every room has alcoves in it to go around what used to be fireplaces. Beautiful, but an absolute nightmare. I was worried that having fitted wardrobes would take away some of the original beauty of the property, as well as making the rooms smaller. However, 4 Wardrobe came in and showed me the possibilities and I have been more than pleasantly surprised. If anything, the rooms look even better now, and because I don't have to have cupboards and shelves in them, I have more space as well."

The company encourages those who are interested to contact them to discuss the possibilities.