B&Q sliding wardrobe doors. Can I find thm somewhere cheaper?

MrsX_2

Hi folks.
Currently I'm renovating my bedroom. I'm having some built in wardrobe made.

I've set my heart on these sliding doors from b&Q:
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.jsp?action=detail&fh_secondid=9616787&fh_view_size=6&fh_eds=%3f&fh_location=%2f%2fcatal!!!1%2fen_GB%2fcategories%3c%7b10076%7d%2fcategories%3c%7b10053%7d%2fspecificationsProductType%3dsliding_wardrobe_doors%2fstyleStyle%3e%7btraditional%7d&fh_refview=lister&ts=1215425840831&isSearch=false

But I need 4 doors at £100 each. Does anyone know if I can get them or something very similar much cheaper?

benjus

I did something similar a year or two ago and used the Wickes system, which I think is cheaper than B&Q (e.g. http://www.wickes.co.uk/Mirror-Doors/Sliding-Door/invt/207603 for £60). You really need to find a large Wickes branch and have a look, as the Wickes website is not very good.

PeteW

In case you didn't buy them last month, the ones in your post are now down to £59.

sillydaddy

We looked at these on the B&Q website last night and they were full price! We felt £90/£100 was too much too and tried to look around.

Pete, you are a gem. :beer: Today they are 40% off!

As long as I can work out how to put them up when they don't go to the ceiling I should finally have a wardrobe after 2 years.

don_ky01

I bought 5 sliding mirror doors in B&Q last year for £5.oo yes £1 each ex display. yes they are different patterns on the glass but it works well ask when they are changing their display

Jonny0000

Have you tried contacting one of the many wood furniture retailers online and requesting discounted returned items so that you can use the doors.

As mentioned here the return levels are often quiet high for bedroom furniture so if you have an hour free might be fruitful.

If not I know wicks is a good bet, but the cheaper you get it the better right

10past6

Hi Jonny :hello:

Jonny0000 wrote: »

Have you tried contacting one of the many wood furniture retailers online and requesting discounted returned items so that you can use the doors.

As mentioned here the return levels are often quiet high for bedroom furniture so if you have an hour free might be fruitful.

How do I go about doing that, and how would I know if I'm getting a good deal were on a very tight budget, but are desperate for bedroom wardrobes, I can't afford to much money or to be ripped off, any help will be grateful

Frostygills

sillydaddy wrote: »

As long as I can work out how to put them up when they don't go to the ceiling I should finally have a wardrobe after 2 years.

That's my problem too, I have another 260mm to somehow fill.

10past6

Jonny0000 wrote: »

Have you tried contacting one of the many wood furniture retailers online and requesting discounted returned items so that you can use the doors.

As mentioned here the return levels are often quiet high for bedroom furniture so if you have an hour free might be fruitful.

If not I know wicks is a good bet, but the cheaper you get it the better right

10past6 wrote: »

Hi Jonny :hello:

How do I go about doing that, and how would I know if I'm getting a good deal were on a very tight budget, but are desperate for bedroom wardrobes, I can't afford to much money or to be ripped off, any help will be grateful

Just a little bump up the line in case anyone knows the answer