Wardrobes..
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Wardrobes..
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I am looking for a double wardrobe with sliding doors for my new place.
Does anyone know of anywhere apart from Ikea and MFI that supply them, any other names that spring to mind that I am missing?
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Fitz
I am looking for a double wardrobe with sliding doors for my new place.
Does anyone know of anywhere apart from Ikea and MFI that supply them, any other names that spring to mind that I am missing?
Thanks
Fitz
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Whats wrong with IKEA ? Thought they did a good range for such things.
Mine are still standing strong and LOADS of options.
Think its the PAL range.
What sort of money you looking to spend, and what you want in there, storage wise?
Mine are still standing strong and LOADS of options.
Think its the PAL range.
What sort of money you looking to spend, and what you want in there, storage wise?
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Personally I dont think "SOME" of their stuff is too bad. The cheaper tat is a bit pikey.
Sadly I dont drink so dont frequent Wetherspoons, nor eat right now, so Cafe Rouge is out of the question too.
Any sensible suggestions of sources of furniture then ?
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I can't afford to buy furniture so I have no idea but rather than buy something cheap in ikea we sit on the floor. I call it oriental living and tell people my cushions cost £800 quid from some shop in 'that london'
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We have Rauch which seems to be very good quality.
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Very good indeed.
Have you actually been to an Ikea recently? Just out of interest.
Like I say, they do indeed make some cheap basic stuff, but at the same time they do some "good" stuff too.
Personally I am not one for paying £1000+ for a wardrobe, so the quality and price suits me
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do rauch and is only £299 for the lima slider robe all mirrored also the prague range at £529
excellent quality from germany i have known the supplier for many years and is top notch stuff unlike a lot of foil finishes from argos/mfi which comes from the far eastern countrys where they havent quite perfected the finish yet to comete withthe germans
all the chests bedsides are assembled robes are flat ##
i can recomend them being a furniture dinasaur
do rauch and is only £299 for the lima slider robe all mirrored also the prague range at £529
excellent quality from germany i have known the supplier for many years and is top notch stuff unlike a lot of foil finishes from argos/mfi which comes from the far eastern countrys where they havent quite perfected the finish yet to comete withthe germans
all the chests bedsides are assembled robes are flat ##
i can recomend them being a furniture dinasaur
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Very good indeed.
Have you actually been to an Ikea recently? Just out of interest.
Like I say, they do indeed make some cheap basic stuff, but at the same time they do some "good" stuff too.
Personally I am not one for paying £1000+ for a wardrobe, so the quality and price suits me
im not really in the selection of people who may spend £2k on a bedside cabinet, then gloat on here about it.
i have no problem admitting all the wardrobes and bedside cabinet in one of the bedrooms cost about £500 from argoos. oh and i assembled them myself. its what i could afford, and im happy with them. money saved will go towards £800 cushions
oh i have to admit, my bed is pine and so is all the furniture in the mrs dressing room. oh the shame...
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Nothing at all, I had one from them before in my old house that I had to share!
Basically I just wanted to see other options before I bought anything, nothing against the Ikea wardrobe, I put that thing together and it took damn ages, but once that was up it was never coming down again. I had to give it away with the sale on the house.
Basically I just wanted to see other options before I bought anything, nothing against the Ikea wardrobe, I put that thing together and it took damn ages, but once that was up it was never coming down again. I had to give it away with the sale on the house.
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Nothing at all, I had one from them before in my old house that I had to share!
Basically I just wanted to see other options before I bought anything, nothing against the Ikea wardrobe, I put that thing together and it took damn ages, but once that was up it was never coming down again. I had to give it away with the sale on the house.
Basically I just wanted to see other options before I bought anything, nothing against the Ikea wardrobe, I put that thing together and it took damn ages, but once that was up it was never coming down again. I had to give it away with the sale on the house.
I paid quite a bit for mine from Ikea, but only cos its possible to customise them, so you can decide how many drawers, shelves, shoes racks, tie rack etc.... just liked the fact it store what and how much I wanted it to.
As for the disassembly, I can see your point on that one, certainly with the larger ones.
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il go with micheal on this one.
im not really in the selection of people who may spend £2k on a bedside cabinet, then gloat on here about it.
i have no problem admitting all the wardrobes and bedside cabinet in one of the bedrooms cost about £500 from argoos. oh and i assembled them myself. its what i could afford, and im happy with them. money saved will go towards £800 cushions
oh i have to admit, my bed is pine and so is all the furniture in the mrs dressing room. oh the shame...
im not really in the selection of people who may spend £2k on a bedside cabinet, then gloat on here about it.
i have no problem admitting all the wardrobes and bedside cabinet in one of the bedrooms cost about £500 from argoos. oh and i assembled them myself. its what i could afford, and im happy with them. money saved will go towards £800 cushions
oh i have to admit, my bed is pine and so is all the furniture in the mrs dressing room. oh the shame...
I have a pine bed from Argos, but its getting changed soon as I need a new matteress, so makes sense lol.
For furniture in my bedroom I think I spent something like £1200 in Ikea, so its certainly not cheap. Had it 6 years, and NO issues with any of it.