Double Mirror Sliding Door Wardrobe with LED LIGHT 90/120/150/180/203 (White, 120cm)

OK where to start. This comes in 4 boxes that are well padded and weight about 3 billion tons. This is both a good and a bad thing for obvious reasons. Good because when you look at the panels they are thick and hard and strong, bad because you got to lug them around lol.Assembly I did on my own as I am a rebel and I was able to construct it easily enough on my own. That's not to say assembly is easy as it's not. The instructions are clear to me who have assembled similar like things before. Where it goes wrong how ever is that in the instructions all the pieces are identified by numbers and letters. But not one piece in the box has corresponding identifying numbers and letters.This means a lot of time is spent working out which piece amount the mountain of pieces is the correct one, which is easy in some places but hard in others when you have similar looking differences.But once you have found the right pieces assembly is then easy. The wardrobe is very sturdy and heavy when constructed and definitly isn't moving anywhere any time soon.I was a little disappointed with the flimsy plastic door handles but actually once fitted they are quite firm and fit well with the aesthetics of the wardrobe.The only annoying bit is the led lights which are like an after thought. They come in two separate clear plastic bags with instructions on the electrical side of things.Where they go wrong though is that the top piece of the wardrobe does not have pre drilled holes to screw them on top too.As it has a hard lacquer like finish on the outside you will struggle to simply just screw them in, specially if you want them straight. Of course you could just drill a few pilot holes for them, which is quick and easy if you do this before you assembled the wardrobe, however when the wardrobe is assembles it's over 7ft tall which means in a lot of houses there isn't much room to get a drill and drill bit between the top of the wardrobe and the ceiling, and there is know way your taking it apart or lowering it on its front again to do that lol.I needed up just using some extra strong velcro to hold them on as they are very light.So over all solid construction and overall well designed and East to assemble, just a few small annoying things.

We recently got this 2-mirror sliding door wardrobe, and overall, I’m pleased with it. It arrived quickly, well-packed, and without any damage. We chose the grey finish to complement our grey carpet, and it blends in nicely with the room. The instructions could've been clearer, as there were a few times we had to reposition the wardrobe after realizing we needed access to a side that was too close to the wall. Once we got everything set up, the wardrobe felt solid and secure. Just a tip: make sure you're hitting the chipboard when pinning the backboards, as missing or clipping the edge will noticeably damage the chipboard from the inside. For the price, it’s a great value, offering plenty of functional space for both mine and my wife’s clothes, with room to spare for hanging items and shelves.

Was easy to fit, strong and sturdy, functional , use to use and this thickness is amazing. Make my room look big. Pls get someone professional to install or you’ll ruin it.

Most difficult assembly I have ever done. The double cross design to start with is one of most dumb engineering work for a self assembling furniture. It took more than 15 hours accross 5 nights for me, because structure fallen down at the first attempt.Instructions are not detail enough (Much worse than Ikea). And difficult to understand panel orientation.No instruction on how to place the padded wire and the light.Sturdy and good build quality once built. But, it required lots of space to build and almost impossible to move once built. (Specially, never build this on a carpet floor. It will fall down the middle structure when you assemble side panels.)

These arrived the evening before expected which was perfect for us as it gave a full day to get them made the next day. I prepared all the panels before putting any together. Firstly it made me aware of which panel was which and I then labelled each one with masking tape and their relevant number. Secondly I had more room to lay each panel out to prepare and thirdly once the wardrobe was being put together we didn't have to stop to prepare the next panel, which would have meant someone holding the panels in place for quite a while. We made them with 2 of us, myself and my husband, it took approx 4 hours. We had limited space but erected it on the cardboard it came with so could move it into place fairly easily once made. The only other thing I would advise is to put masking tape on the corners of the doors, as unfortunately the first door we slot into the runners slipped, and a small slither of glass came off the corner, luckily it can't be seen as the other door covers it, but we covered the second corner with masking tape and all was good. Doors run really well. Loads of space and the 203cm. size has lots of design options. Would highly recommend. Thank you very much for a lovely piece of furniture.

As others have said, it is heavy and a pain to build. The instructions are terrible and clearly wrong in at least one place. The instructions show that you should put the central partition with the turn locks facing to the right, don't do this, they should face to the left. Other parts of the instructions don't even label the part you are supposed to use. But once they are built, it is a fine looking wardrobe and the sliding doors are solid; but they do have very cheap handles.