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DIY fitted wardrobes
frugglewump
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Can someone please point me to a good book or site on doing your own fitted wardrobes.
I know this is a long way from a flat-pack job, but I'm confident in my basic logic skills
I know this is a long way from a flat-pack job, but I'm confident in my basic logic skills
Still wish I could buy a TARDIS instead of a house!
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The wickes system is a timber frame type design as opposed to an mfi chipboard panel construction. I also know that some stores will sell the doors seperately if you want to make your own frame. Why not have a look in wickes at the constuction and grab yourself a wickes 'good idea' leaflet that explains everything.frugglewump wrote:Can someone please point me to a good book or site on doing your own fitted wardrobes.
I know this is a long way from a flat-pack job, but I'm confident in my basic logic skills
It costs nothing to say thankyouCash ISA rate 6.5% fixed for 2 years. Mortgage rate 0.75% = 5.75% profit on £75K = £4500 per year:j
Mortgages make money. Definitely don't wanabee mortgage free!0 -
Try this site
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Does anyone else have any other suggestions on the best place to purchase fitted wardrobes please.0
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I agree with andrewmoorcroft that the wickes frame system is a good option. Very flexible and wastes hardly any space.0
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Hava a look at the sliding mirror door systems in Homebase/B7Q,Focus.
You can create what you like, if youve an alcove to fit them into.
& all the racking/bins can be bought from IKEA.
Ours were, & went together fine!!
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