taking more draws to uni?
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taking more draws to uni?
Im a girl who likes to have plenty of stuff! in halls it looks like theres a wardrobe and a couple of draws.
I figured i should take some more which are movable and easy to use to put my bits in there and can use the others for draws...
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...7C14418079.htm
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Re: taking more draws to uni?
You can take them if you think you'll need them. Personally I would go without them at first and see how you get on. Uni rooms aren't very big or spacious so you don't really want to be filling the room up and making it cramped if you don't need the extra storage. And if you find you need them after a few weeks/months then there's no harm in getting some
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Re: taking more draws to uni?This.(Original post by Origami Bullets)
You might not have enough space for those. It will probably be best to wait until you get there to see if you have space / actually need them.
Have you thought about getting some underbed storage things? They might be a more effective use of space.
They are very useful
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Re: taking more draws to uni?I'm a guy and I took a set of 4 draws similar to the one in the picture (without wheels) and they were pretty handy. Would have never fit all my stuff in the draws they provided.(Original post by lilyxx)
Im a girl who likes to have plenty of stuff! in halls it looks like theres a wardrobe and a couple of draws.
I figured i should take some more which are movable and easy to use to put my bits in there and can use the others for draws...
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...7C14418079.htm
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Re: taking more draws to uni?yeah ive seen the room it is pretty big so im gna need to take some! Where did u get urs from?(Original post by Soph.Jade)
I took something similar and found it very useful but my room was quite big. If you've not been to see your room I'd leave them at home and collect them later on as a lot of rooms in halls are too small for extra drawers
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Re: taking more draws to uni?Home bargains or matalan - only some cheap ones I could get rid of at the end of the year(Original post by lilyxx)
yeah ive seen the room it is pretty big so im gna need to take some! Where did u get urs from?
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Re: taking more draws to uni?Yeah im gna look nearer september!(Original post by Soph.Jade)
Home bargains or matalan - only some cheap ones I could get rid of at the end of the year
i was going to take some other draw things which has 2 deep draws that are wicker which i think will be pretty handy! i have so much stuff hahah
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Re: taking more draws to uni?If you think you need the extra storage then go for it! You can buy cheaper draws though e.g. http://direct.asda.com/ASDA-3-Drawer...efault,pd.html just have a shop around first!(Original post by lilyxx)
Im a girl who likes to have plenty of stuff! in halls it looks like theres a wardrobe and a couple of draws.
I figured i should take some more which are movable and easy to use to put my bits in there and can use the others for draws...
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...7C14418079.htm
or what did other ppl taKE?
Remember that your room is unlikely to be very big so space is essential! -
Re: taking more draws to uni?
I'm taking a clothes rail because the wardrobes are so small! (I'm going to bedfordshire btw but I don't think I've seen any decent sized wardrobes at any of the halls I've been to)
Anyway my mum picked it up for a tenner or something from some quirky little shop that may or may not have been closing down (can't remember!) and this is basically an exact copy: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Habitat-sm...item25723680b3 -
Re: taking more draws to uni?Thats a genius i idea! My room is pretty bog so tey would be a good idea(Original post by littleone271)
I'm taking a clothes rail because the wardrobes are so small! (I'm going to bedfordshire btw but I don't think I've seen any decent sized wardrobes at any of the halls I've been to)
Anyway my mum picked it up for a tenner or something from some quirky little shop that may or may not have been closing down (can't remember!) and this is basically an exact copy: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Habitat-sm...item25723680b3
im moving to bristol so may wait till im there to defo see what i need an what i need to buy x
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Re: taking more draws to uni?
i saw my room before i moved in and knew there wasn't enough drawer space - huge wardrobe but only normal desk drawers. i got one of those tall, narrow plastic units and used it as a bedside table as well as drawers for clothes etc and it worked well despite having a pretty small room
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Re: taking more draws to uni?Yeah I thought so too! We have one in our house that my mum has always used for work (she used to make costumes for films and now she makes curtains) so I guess thats what gave her the idea. I really hope it fits.. if it's a little bit too big then I guess it'll be going back home again on moving in day and I'll just have to hang up my favourite stuff in the wardrobe and get a set of cheap plastic drawers for the every day stuff like jeans. It's really handy though because mine has wheels and the three bars at the base of it act as a shelf that you can put shoe boxes on so it's not a waste of floorspace at all!(Original post by lilyxx)
Thats a genius i idea! My room is pretty bog so tey would be a good idea
im moving to bristol so may wait till im there to defo see what i need an what i need to buy x
Having said this... I have a feeling I won't actually be taking as many clothes as I think I will be because half my wardrobe is full of stuff that either doesn't fit me or that I'd probably never wear again lol I'm a bit of a hoarder! I find it really hard to part with stuff but I think I'd feel fine with leaving it at home.