Paul:
D > I have a wardrobe with one of those square template cutouts for a TV. I D > assume I should cut this out to fit the back of the TV through it. If so, D > is there a technique to cutting it so I can replace it again if needed? Or D > do I just get a saw blade and cut through the obvious little pieces? D > D > I know this has to be a simple question but I really wanted to make sure D > before I cut out the back of a beautiful wardrobe we have. I've made D > mistakes before by assuming the 'obvious' answer.
You need to maintain part of the back panel for stability. Removing large portions of the panel will allow the unit to laterally flex. If there is a lot of weight at the top you will need to maintain more of the back panel.
You should be able to cut the back panel where the manufacturer has indicated without problem. I generally have used a sharp knife. So far have only needed to restore the back on one unit. We took the old back off and replaced it with a piece of inexpensive panelling cut to fit, drilling holes for the brads.
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