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fitted wardrobe in a recess

newbridge · 2021-01-04 10:49:30

Just moved to a new home which has got a recess for a wardrobe. As shown in the top view sketch below, one side is 600mm and other is 500mm. After unsuccessfully trying to find a good fitting company am thinking of DIY'ing it. Am thinking of putting in mirrored sliding doors. - Would like to have a depth of 600mm since…

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lg13mza Posts: 188 Forumite

5 January 2021 at 1:05PM

Ikea Pax are worth a look too. We did similar to you without the offset depth conundrum. We also didn't use the sliding doors but normal opening ones. I made plinths and filler pieces from an extra door. The quality is usual Ikea so might not last forever. But the way I see it is they weren't expensive and when the kids have moved out we can probably get something better!

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