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got a space to add frame and doors to create built in wardrobe for loft

We are looking for assistance to complete a DIY wardrobe project. The primary goal is to make freestanding wardrobes look like built-in units. The main tasks involve: • Filling the gaps on both sides by cutting and securing the materials we already have. • Attaching six (6) wardrobe handles. We also have a custom-built wooden base, not pictured, that could be used to raise the wardrobes, which we can discuss in person. Painting is not required. If you have experience with this type of finish carpentry and are interested, please get in touch.

We have purchased ikea PAX wardrobes and would ideally like them to be built and then made to look build in by someone with carpentry skills. They would need to have a base built and then fitted to the walls with the gaps around filled.

I have a built-in wardrobe with sliding doors and a shelf across the top. It currently has two front-to-back rails, but I want one strong side-to-side rail running wall-to-wall under the shelf instead. I need someone to: •⁠ ⁠Measure the internal width accurately •⁠ ⁠Supply the correct rail, sockets and centre support if needed •⁠ ⁠Fit and secure it neatly (drilling into solid MDF sides) Straightforward job- just needs proper measuring and tools. Please quote a fixed all-in price including materials and labour (around £60–£70 total). I’m in NW10 3JH and flexible on timing (daytime or early evening).

Built-in PAX wardrobe (100cm) to fit wall along from door (measures 105cm from doorframe to curve in wall), with shelves to the other wall which gradually get less deep. Then the light switch also needs moving so it's on the side of the built-in wardrobe.

A custom built-in wardrobe and shelves for our awkward angled wall (8ft across in total but ~100cm along the wall angels inwards for the remaining length ~150cm). Happy to use Ikea units if that will help bring the costs down. The light switch will need moving slightly too.

Built in wardrobes in bedroom- floor to ceiling Want the vinyl stripped off and installation of shelf and hangers

We have a built in wardrobe and dressing table that we need removed. The wall behind will then need repainting, and possibly the plaster being made good before that. The floor does not need treating, and the skirting board should still be intact.

dismantle deinstall built in wardrobes and desk table in bedroom. remove wall paper and remove all debris. Possible making good wall if necessary.

I have room for a built in wardrobe and need a capenter

Wooden partition inserted between two built in wardrobes, with a padlock put on one of the wardrobe's doors.i 158 cm from floor to shelf. 44cm wide from door frame to wall 97 cm shelf to ceiling Happy with White Square edge Melamine-faced chipboard (MFC) Furniture board as materials if agreed.

My old built in wardrobe has been dismantled and in the front garden of my lower ground flat. I would like it removed.

Dismantle and fit built-in wardrobe

Build the Ikea wardrobes

I have an old, heavy built in wardrobe door. I would like it replaced with 2 Louvre Doors

I have a built-in wardrobe with mirrored sliding doors. The middle door got stuck on the right door because I accidentally slid the door while the drawer was open. Now, both doors are stuck together.

I have two large built in wardrobe units & a window seat that need painting. I will supply the top colour paint but you will need to supply all other materials.

Built in wardrobe attached to plasterboard wall on the corner of the bedroom, that needs to be removed.

I have ordered a made-to-measure built-in wardrobe, that has already been constructed in the room it is to go in to (see Picture 4). I need an experienced carpenter / joiner to finish the job by doing the following: 1. Cut out the skirting boards behind the wardrobe, to get a tigher fit to the wall (leaving the skirting board underneath the desk) - Picture 1. 2. Cut out a hole in the back of the left-side unit, to provide access to the plug in the wall. 3. Fix the wardrobe units to the wall 4. Add fitting (provided - picture 3) around the edge of the wardrobe, for a clean, fitted finish. 5. Fit the bridging unit between the two wardrobe units at the top, fixing it to the wall and to the wardrobes - picture 1. Note: the bridging unit is heavy, so this is likely to be a two person job. I am happy to help with the lifting / holding. 6. Add the doors to the bridging unit. 7. Generally ensure a clean and tidy finish. Tools required: circular saw, sander Instructions are provided with the wardrobe, although were of limited use in building the wardrobe, so some improvisation may be needed.

Need a built in wardrobe taken out and the light switch and wiring moved to another wall