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Portable wardrobe?
Does anyone know where i can get a portable wardrobe from? Something that doesn't really need any assembling (no nails etc) but can also be folded and packed. I have looked at IKEA but there is nothing that has a place to hang clothes.
Many thanks!!
Many thanks!!
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The neighbourhood hardware stores have the little canvas covered wardrobes, - basically a self-assembling piece that goes into a box when not neededmacaroonie wrote:Does anyone know where i can get a portable wardrobe from? Something that doesn't really need any assembling (no nails etc) but can also be folded and packed. I have looked at IKEA but there is nothing that has a place to hang clothes.
Many thanks!!
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Yep, look for thenakatago wrote:I just realized it--Mustafa. They sell everything over there. And it's near your place!
PS: Mustafa is near my place too


Look for something like this !!!!!!!!!
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http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/59574 ... image.html
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I used to own one of those. My problem with them is the tacky/garish designs and colors if you buy them retail. Carrefour's just a plain blue color canvass (not sure if it comes in colors or patterns that you can see with Google Earth or from the ISS).ecureilx wrote:Yep, look for thenakatago wrote:I just realized it--Mustafa. They sell everything over there. And it's near your place!
PS: Mustafa is near my place too![]()
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Look for something like this !!!!!!!!!
4th floor ..
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/59574 ... image.html
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Still better than the Ikea's versions, which are plain white - and are super clingy when it comes to getting dust stuck on 'emnakatago wrote:I used to own one of those. My problem with them is the tacky/garish designs and colors if you buy them retail. Carrefour's just a plain blue color canvass (not sure if it comes in colors or patterns that you can see with Google Earth or from the ISS).

Well, isn't Google Earth Realtime ? I should put one outside the house and see in the Web ...
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Most of them have collapsible plastic beams. Imagine erecting a tent. Yeah, that's how it works. Some have castors at the bottom for mobility while the others are just like regular wardrobes.macaroonie wrote:What keeps this portable wardrobe upright? does it need support from external beams or is it an independent wardrobe, stand alone?
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They have a metal or plastic frame in which the plastic/vinyl covering is erected on the tubular skeleton. The just slide into each other and can be broken down again for storage in the flat box the normally come in. Usually will have a fibreboard bottom and a single fibreboard shelf at the top.


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