| Tue Aug 11, 2015 | Post #1 | seema tyagi
Join date: Oct 2013 | Sir,
in my opinion partition with cement and mortar and shutter with plywood is beneficial.
but still if you are not satisfied please confirm from interior expert.
Thanks.
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| Thu Aug 13, 2015 | Post #2 | JAI PRAKASH
Join date: May 2014 | The RCC slabs or Stone partitions are used in case of having termite (deemak) issues in the area or Moisture/Dampness issues. But its not easy to install the modular hardware on the same. It would have less finishing than a proper wooden almirah. The costing doesn't have a major difference. It has more life than a wooden one but can not be modified easily. | | |
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| Sun Aug 16, 2015 | Post #3 | Creative design Studio
Join date: Aug 2015 |  Post subject: Creative Design studio(Ar. Sonia John)
Hi,
Having a concrete slab may be cost effective, if the builder
is providing but, it leaves no scope of further flexibility while designing the
wardrobe. The internal partitions are restricted and permanent. The internal
finish and look remain unpleasant although you may cover it with beautiful
shutter from outside. Thus, considering the overall finish I would suggest you,
to opt out of it and think of Interiors from an ensemble view. Saving money in
tits and bits may lead to major compromises in the longer run. A lot of saving
can be done by creative planning and effective use of materials without
wastage.
Creative Design studio Hyderabad
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| Mon Aug 17, 2015 | Post #4 | JAI PRAKASH
Join date: May 2014 | Yes
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