Fitted Wardrobes recommedations?

Benson

Ive had Hammonds round to give me a quote for new fitted wardrobes & dressing table etc but theyre quite pricy (£4k).

I was just wondering if anyone knew of any good quality but slightly cheaper fitted wardrobe companies.

Im in Manchester

Thanks,

thechippy

Benson wrote: »

Ive had Hammonds round to give me a quote for new fitted wardrobes & dressing table etc but theyre quite pricy (£4k).

I was just wondering if anyone knew of any good quality but slightly cheaper fitted wardrobe companies.

Im in Manchester

Thanks,

You can buy "stanley" wardrobe components yourself and get someone to fit.
Re; dressing table, I need more detail.
I do this all the time, shame you are in Manchester!!

whoever

chippy - Do "stanley" have a website or can you recommend where to buy them?

Benson - I have just had a Hammond set of wardrobes fitted and while they were very expensive I am happy with the completed job. I think it does depend on the fitter though, so there is an element of luck.

monty29

Hello Benson

I'm a self employed tiler in manchester and do alot of work for my joiner mate who does kitchens/bedrooms, If you like i could ask him to give you a free estimate.:beer:

thechippy

whoever wrote: »

chippy - Do "stanley" have a website or can you recommend where to buy them?

Benson - I have just had a Hammond set of wardrobes fitted and while they were very expensive I am happy with the completed job. I think it does depend on the fitter though, so there is an element of luck.

You can get them from Homebase, or just Google Stanley wardrobes.......;)

mallymal

Our neighbours bought all their bedroom stuff from WICKES and are very pleased with it. That way you can go DIY or fully installed, by paying a fitter. Whereas with Hammonds etc you can only get the fully installed option.

wywywywy

Sorry to butt in, but generally can a carpenter/joiner do laminate panels, instead of real wood/veneer? The reason is that a high gloss laminate built-in wardrobe is just so attractive...

thechippy

wywywywy wrote: »

Sorry to butt in, but generally can a carpenter/joiner do laminate panels, instead of real wood/veneer? The reason is that a high gloss laminate built-in wardrobe is just so attractive...

Yes we can...;)

wywywywy

Great stuff
Off to design my own fitted study room and wardrobes then...

Chief1975

mallymal wrote: »

Our neighbours bought all their bedroom stuff from WICKES and are very pleased with it. That way you can go DIY or fully installed, by paying a fitter. Whereas with Hammonds etc you can only get the fully installed option.

I think Wickes has stopped doing their bedroom range, they hadn't updated the range in years although I think they have missed a trick there with MFI going to the wall.