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Cheers for that. The doors are intended to be liad on using Euro style hinges., so hopefully this won't be an isse. I have been in further talks with the guy from DIYwardobes, and it seems that the carcaseing idea is making more sense to me now. I can then get the wardobe carcases cut to my...

Thanks for the comments. I did think that the middle stile was a little unmanly, so beefing it up wouldn't be a problem. The face frame is not to provide any structural integrity, but as you say its just to finish off the look. I'm after a black walnut style finish for the interior of the...

Cheers Mick. My Spraying kit is nothing like a car sprayer. You need a High pressure compressor and fine spray head for that. My High Volume, Low Pressure stuff will give a good finish on a wall compared with a roller, but simply won't cut a high polished finish. Not sure if I will be able to...

Here's what the loft currently looks like, looking at where the wardrobe would go Different view, with dummy placement of drawers.

@MickCheese - I will probably spray paint the room, as i had a fantastic finish with the kitchen like that with an relatively cheap HVLP sprayer, but never though of spraying doors. Not sure if i could get the finish I would want. Anyhow, I have now knock up a Sketch up drawing of what i think...

From this post (http://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/how-to-build-a-builtin-wardrobe-in-an-alcove-the-technique-t8558.html), and for the sake of trying to cut back on the £3-£4.5k quotes I have been receiving I have been inspired to have a go at building in wardrobe in the loft eves. Some of the...

I'm just doing that as we speak :occasion5:. as I kinda figured that this might be the case. We are after simple contemporary slab doors (square edged, no bevels, hand cut-out our dado lines etc) that can be cut to the correct angle and finished well (probably by the manufacturer) in a high...

Sorry to drag up this old thread, but I am looking to have a go at a very similar project. I want to build some built in wardrobes into the eves of a loft and was looking at using either veneered MDF or Chipboard with angle cut acrylic doors (probably from parpan or such). With quotes coming in...