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misternathanjones

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Hi again,

I'm up to that stage in a residential project where i want to represent built-in wardrobes with sliding or hinged doors during concept design and was just wondering what everyone thought was best practice.

At the end of the day i'm looking for a fast way to do this:

http://selector.com/nz/suppliers/studio-italia-new-zealand/products/poliform-wardrobe-with-doors

http://ipad.poliform.it/poliform/wardrobes_1_7_0_1.html

I've gathered from this website: http://www.revit-content.com/content/cupboard/#accessories that if you're not wanting to pay you may have to create a casework family for each wardrobe which sounds time consuming.

Thanks

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Revit has always had the complete set of woodwork institute cabinets available.  They are in the old on-line library and now are also in the AutoDESK SEEK site.

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