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how much for carpenter to make built in wardrobe?

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ggirl · 05/04/2015 12:57

anyone had this done..how much ?

just looking into it and wondered if it in our price range

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ggirl · 05/04/2015 15:56

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FishWithABicycle · 05/04/2015 16:02

Never had a built-in wardrobe done but I have a carpenter in at the moment doing lots of shelving and cupboards for a study, which is costing circa £900 but I had quotes nearer £2000 for the same job. Depending on the size of the wardrobe you want, and how posh a finish, I'd guess between £250 and £350 if you find someone relatively cheap and £500-£700 if you use someone from the higher end of the price spectrum.

ggirl · 05/04/2015 17:03

sounds fairly cheap to me! which would be good
I was guessing whole job would be about £1000 !

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scrivette · 05/04/2015 17:08

A couple of people I know have recently had them fitted one cost £1800 and the other £3000.

ggirl · 05/04/2015 17:13

ah ok thanks, suppose it may depend if I do the painting

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mysteryfairy · 07/04/2015 23:18

I'm having a freestanding wardrobe made for a specific alcove in DD's room. It's going to be three drawers at the bottom, then hanging space, then a top box for storage. The whole thing will be 100 inches high all told. The wardrobe is a triple with one third shelved. The price including painting and internal mirrors is around £1500. The same place's price for a basic double is around £600ish.

I prefer free standing to built in for the space concerned as want to preserve the proportions of the room though probably wouldn't be that easy to take if we moved.

I can recommend the shop which makes bespoke furniture and delivers.

ggirl · 08/04/2015 20:32

thanks mysteryfairy , I think I'd only go for a full wall of wardrobes if we used a carpenter otherwise I'd just buy from a shop. Have seen gorgeous wardrobes but think Id get more storage for not much more money by getting carpenter to do soemhitng with the whole wall iykwim

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yumyumpoppycat · 13/04/2015 16:54

Prob depends where you are aswell. I think 1500 would be a good price. Ours recently done, v basic and 5 doors were 1900, there are some niggles though with the finshed wardrobes, as a result I partly wish we had gone with a company. We were thinking about spacemakers www.spacemakerfurniture.co.uk/

CoffeeBeanie · 13/04/2015 16:58

I got a quote for 2300 for two built in wardrobes left and right of chimney breast, 6 doors in total, 4 drawers inside. Will paint myself. Am in London.

yumyumpoppycat · 13/04/2015 20:00

Just to add mine were white melamine so don't need painting. I was up for painting them but dp vetoed! He likes a perfect finish. It looks ok, esp now we have painted the other walls grey, you wouldn't really notice it tbh, but reminds us a bit of a school hall wardrobe.

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try2hard · 03/10/2017 21:28

We got IKEA Pax and then got a carpenter to make them look more fitted and in the style of the room

ihatethecold · 03/10/2017 21:43

I just paid £3200 for 2 large wardrobes.
1400 for me dd’s bedroom with 2 large mirrored doors.
1800 for mine but that included moving the loft hatch.

They have shakers or mirrored sliding doors and mdf sides that I have painted in F & B stiffkey blue.
I love them.

0nlyMe · 10/10/2017 08:26

I converted my en suite into a walk in wardrobe but with doors. Also a storage cupboard into a shoedrobe. Each side has hanging rails, chest of drawers and shelves. It cost £2800

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