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Walk in Wardrobe Options....
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Batman52
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Good Morning, im looking to sort this open fronted wardrobe i have, either with sliding mirrored doors or just normal doors, the Mrs has said they must be mirrored so that the only stipulation i have.
Im on a tight budget and could do with keeping it around the £200 mark
Any suggestions would be great.
Either good priced sliding doors or having two normal open out doors made in mirrored glass?
The size i have to work to is 1660 x 1990
ive tried to attach a photo to this post but it wont let me,
Cheers
Batman52
Im on a tight budget and could do with keeping it around the £200 mark
Any suggestions would be great.
Either good priced sliding doors or having two normal open out doors made in mirrored glass?
The size i have to work to is 1660 x 1990
ive tried to attach a photo to this post but it wont let me,
Cheers
Batman52
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I think the poshest kind of walk in wardrobe is actually a room. I would build a stud wall to be flush with the bedroom it belongs to and put in a door to match the rest of the house doors.
Otherwise, buy the sliding mirrored doors and track from
Ikea and have a play to make it fit. We've done it very succesfully in the past to streamline awkward shaped rooms.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Curtain track plus curtains will keep it sub £50, MSE remember:money::money:I like the thanks button, but ,please, an I agree button.
Will the grammar and spelling police respect I do make grammatical errors, and have carp spelling, no need to remind me.;)
Always expect the unexpected:eek:and then you won't be dissapointed0 -
I bought mirrored sliding doors from Wickes many years ago, and I'm pretty tight so wouldn't have spent much - try them.
Shame you need mirrored - in my last house one bedroom was L shaped so I built a frame across the narrow part, plasterboarded it then made a 'door' out of mdf that was full height from floor to just under coving. I attached skirting to the 'door' and fitted push to open catches. Hey presto, 'hidden' door - looked just like a wall from the main bedroom but you push the wall and it opened to show walk in wardrobe. Lots of man point0
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