Integrated furnitureFor better hygiene, cleanliness and better soundproofing between rooms, some furniture is integrated into the structure of the house.Normally there is a wall, a few millimetres of space and then comes the back wall of a cupboard. What accumulates there between the wall and the back wall of the piece of furniture over the years is usually only noticed when the furniture is moved.In integrated furniture, the wall is made of a material suitable for the interior of furniture. This eliminates the need for the furniture back panel and especially the gap between the wall and the furniture back panel. Since this gap does not exist, dirt cannot accumulate in it. With floor-to-ceiling integrated cabinets, regular cleaning of the surface is also unnecessary. Where there is no surface, no dust can collect either.
Room-high integrated chests also serve for even more sound insulation between the living room and the bedroom. |