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Modular wardrobes on a budget - any recommendations?
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Like Traveller1981, we have a run of 3 x 1m Pax (with high-gloss burgundy doors, now discontinued, but totally fab!).
We have the tall version, screwed to the wall for stability. I can't imagine taking them with us if we move (I think they would be classed as fixtures and fittings), but would definitely buy them again for a new house. In fact, I would make it one of the criteria for a new bedroom - "must accommodate Pax wardrobe system"!"Cheap", "Fast", "Right" -- pick two.0 -
I have the Ikea ones with mirrored doors.........I have them floor to ceiling and wall to wall in the bedroom (2 x 1metre and 1 x 500mm) - very very good quality and easy to put together.
I have 3 drawers inside both the 1metre wide wardrobes, which means 6 drawers in total and no need for separate chest of drawers.
I'd recommend them to anyone.0 -
I have just ordered Pax frames - without doors. Will I need to fix to the walls and is it possible for one person (me, female!) to build these on my own??0
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MissNobody wrote: »I have just ordered Pax frames - without doors. Will I need to fix to the walls and is it possible for one person (me, female!) to build these on my own??
It's advisable to fix them with a bit that comes with the frame to help stop it from toppling, but I've never felt the need to.
And I built ours all by myself. It took forever with all the stuff that I'd bought to put in - drawers, shelves etc. so set aside plenty of time! I needed H to help me lift the big one into position.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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space2 robes are really solid and they give a great service. They recon they started the whole modular thing off. Customer service was outstanding and it was a similar price to argos and ikea.0
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I'm liking this thread because I've been thinking about Pax wardrobes.
I'm just picturing a buyer's face though if they find their new home has these big wardrobe shells left in it with no fittings doors etc. I don't think they'd be too happy?0 -
I do find it rather odd that newbies come along resurrecting old threads and extolling the virtues of some unheard of company.Mortgage free as of 10/02/2015. Every brick and blade of grass belongs to meeeee. :j0
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We have moved our tall Pax wardrobes twice and they are still looking fab.0
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I do find it rather odd that newbies come along resurrecting old threads and extolling the virtues of some unheard of company.
Appreciating the other info on the thread though. I too have a pretty poor wardrobe from Argos (feels cheap, and turned out not to be deep enough for an adult shirt!) and am thinking of going for Pax next time I buy.0 -
Having built a 2meter wide pair of PAX wardrobes only last week. I can thoroughly recommend them. The job is easier with 2 people but one could do it if you are prepared for a bit of lifting.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0
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