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Fitted Wardrobe for Alcove
Hi all,
I'd like to fit a wardrobe into an alcove in one of our bedrooms. I've looked around the sheds and the internet but all I can find are sliding door assemblies, and I'm ideally looking for something with swing doors. I thought it would be possible to buy full kits for this sort of thing, but apparently not. The alcove is 1200mm (47.5") wide by 2330mm (92") high. We have something like this already in the main bedroom (though, different size). Any suggestions where to look? If I can't find anything suitable I'll probably think about building something from scratch. Would MDF be suitable for this? Thanks |
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Fitted Wardrobe for Alcove
shoog wrote:
Hi all, I'd like to fit a wardrobe into an alcove in one of our bedrooms. I've looked around the sheds and the internet but all I can find are sliding door assemblies, and I'm ideally looking for something with swing doors. I thought it would be possible to buy full kits for this sort of thing, but apparently not. The alcove is 1200mm (47.5") wide by 2330mm (92") high. We have something like this already in the main bedroom (though, different size). Any suggestions where to look? If I can't find anything suitable I'll probably think about building something from scratch. Would MDF be suitable for this? Thanks Basically for a wardrobe in an alcove, all you need is a 2"x1" frame surround screwed to the begining of the alcove and two wardrobe doors. How much you want to pay for the doors is left to you? Screwfix do the wardrobe doors and trimmings... http://tinyurl.com/7dfsv -- Sir Benjamin Middlethwaite |
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Fitted Wardrobe for Alcove
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shoog wrote: If I can't find anything suitable I'll probably think about building something from scratch. Would MDF be suitable for this? I'd use Contiboard. The melamine facing makes it easy to wipe clean but can be painted etc on the outside to match the decor. -- *Is there another word for synonym? Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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Fitted Wardrobe for Alcove
shoog wrote:
I'd like to fit a wardrobe into an alcove in one of our bedrooms. I've looked around the sheds and the internet but all I can find are sliding door assemblies, and I'm ideally looking for something with swing doors. I thought it would be possible to buy full kits for this sort of thing, but apparently not. snip If I can't find anything suitable I'll probably think about building something from scratch. Would MDF be suitable for this? I'm sure you'll be into making a bespoke wardrobe here. There are far too many variables for anything suitable/worthwhile to be supplied in kit form. David |
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