Help Us Choose: Budget vs. High-End Closet System - Which Do You Prefer?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- In this video, we're conducting some Market Research, and we need your help! We're showcasing two different closet system options, and we'd love to hear from you.
Option 1 is a more budget-friendly choice, while Option 2 offers a higher-end, premium experience. We want to know which one suits your needs and preferences better.
Watch the video, compare the two systems, and let us know in the comments which option you prefer and why. Your feedback will help us better understand what our customers are looking for, so we truly appreciate your input!
Here in LA, with small footprint closets option 1 is all I would need with some base cabinets for drawers. 👍
I’m all for Option 2! Love the high-end look and quality-it feels more durable and stylish, but it also depends on the price difference.
Option 2 is my choice! The premium features and sleek design are worth the investment.
Well, thank you kindly, Cristian. Now, let me tell you straight-Option 1 is your budget choice. You hit the nail on the head with that-it’s a plain, no-frills system. The idea was to give you a few tweaks here and there, so you could adjust the width on certain modules and make good use of the entire wall. What wasn’t shown in the video-though it’ll come around eventually-is that the same system can be used for pantries or any old storage you need. It's got a trick or two up its sleeve.
Now, Option 2, well, it’s been around the barn a few times, but don’t let that fool you. The system has improved-gotten a whole lot more affordable and easier to install, and that’s where most of the cost usually sits. As for the price of getting it from us, it’s pretty much on par with a standard closet-full wood ends and shelves. When you line them up side by side, both options are fairly even in price and installation time. But here’s the kicker-Option 1 is still the bargain by a mile, running you about 50% to 60% cheaper than Option 2. That’s a mighty big difference, wouldn’t you say? Replied Mark Twain style - hope you guys enjoyed :-)
For a property I own, I'd definitely go with Option 2-it's got that premium look and feels like it would last longer. But if we're talking about a long-term lease, Option 1 seems like the smarter choice.