If you are a homeowner who lives in an Edwardian or Victorian house where you open up your external doors into a hallway large enough to have a party, there are many house owners who would be envious. Space or the lack of it, is a problem in today's housing market. A large house which has rooms that are too large can still be a worry for homeowners with a growing family who all have different needs.
There are ways of making a big room work for families who have young adults who need private space to study, while younger children need a playroom for their toys. Top tips for larger rooms are: Use a set of wooden doors as an extra internal door and divide the space into two smaller areas, providing one area for a communal area for reading and entertainment.
Young adults could have a wooden door dividing up their bedroom space to make room for studying, keeping the bedroom off limits and used for rest. Crafts or hobbies that can be messy are kept in one area with a wooden door that slides open when required but allows one part of a room to stay de cluttered.
A kitchen with a dining room attached can make use of internal doors splitting the two areas to provide more personal space, yet being able too reopen the space when needed at mealtimes. A large room can be defined with internal doors being used as a room divider, living rooms and dining rooms divided have the capability to open up the space for parties or entertaining friends. Wooden doors that move across a room to open up and close off space at will keep smaller rooms warmer, lowering the costs of utility bills.
At Kaybee Doors we have a wide range of wooden doors for both internal and external use.