Hi,
We have a Sharps fitted bedroom in our main bedroom and need to dismantle it as it is being replaced... Any ideas on the best way to do this as we are looking to sell the furniture second hand...
Cheers, john
I think that that would be very hopeful. I doubt whether there would be much value, so realistically I suspect that a circular saw would be the easiest form of removal........ .andy
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Leave it in situ until sold, as a pile of bits won't look very appealing. They have used thin plastic cover trim pieces on my parents wardrobes; I assume there are screw fixings underneath (or probably a tube of gripfill). As .andy indicated I think it's value won't be much, these things are usually passed on to relatives or friends.
if its anything like the set of mfi bedroom furntiure i just put up for a freind then when you take it apart it will be useless. the chipbord is not up to being moved at all. never...ever buy anything less than solid wood. i have a solid wood handwaxed pine wardrobe...its massive...but designed to come apart and be move easly. i have done just that twice with no probs.
rpm
Well, there's nowt wrong with the condition of the furniture, we just don't like the style of it. They wanted £200 to dismantle it - which I object to. I loath to follow the circular saw approach - although it may come to that!!!
We are not expecting a fortune for it - despite it being in very good condition
I've seen one of these after it was removed. Some bits had to be broken to get them out. I couldn't envisage how it could be put together again even with the instructions.
Can't you just change the dors and leave the framework in place? No doubt a high street shop will tell you this can't be done, but an independent fitter is likely to be more helpful.
tim
Tim,
Not really as there are to many filler panels showing... We also wanted to change the layout of the room a little - so a gut and refit is the only option
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