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where to buy replacement back for wardrobe

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  • shandypants5
    shandypants5 Posts: 2,124 Forumite
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    I would think that plain hardboard would be fine.

    Its still a pale wood colour and inside a wardrobe its pretty shady.

    Plain hardboards cheap as chips too.
    “Careful. We don't want to learn from this.”
  • Barny1979
    Barny1979 Posts: 7,921 Forumite
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    jewlls wrote: »
    they are made of thin chipboard with pine colour fronting, I would like to replace them to sell the wardrobe on.
    Fair enough :)
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