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Living room storage units include cabinets and cupboards with enclosed compartments for keeping linen and games out of sight.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Storage products
Wardrobe storage helps organise living rooms requiring concealed space for linen, games or occasional furniture. These storage products include Cabinets & Cupboards, Storage Trunks & Chests and other pieces sized to fit the available wall length, ceiling height and circulation.
Living room storage
Self storage differs from furniture storage. In a living room, a cabinet or chest keeps frequently used items on site, while Shelving and Bookcases leave books, media and display pieces accessible. Check door clearances and shelf depths before setting out the room.
A storage unit can support an Entertainment Unit beneath a television or stand independently beside a sofa. Bar Cabinets require space for doors and serving access. Allow for the open door swing, keeping the piece clear of walkways, heating outlets and windows.
How should living room storage be sized?
Start by measuring the wall, skirting-board height and nearby door swings. Maintain a clear route through the room, and confirm the unit can pass through the entry and internal doors.
What should be stored in a cabinet or cupboard?
Enclosed furniture keeps cables, games and spare linen out of sight. Adjustable shelves accommodate items of different sizes. Storage boxes can sit on adjustable shelves alongside items of different sizes.
Where should an entertainment unit sit?
Position it on a wall with suitable power and data access, then check the viewing angle from the main seating. Maintain ventilation around electronic equipment and avoid blocking windows or heating outlets.