Changing Skin Of Wardrobes

[zal707 0]

Hi, sorry if this topic has been discussed before, but i cant find any previous threads,

I have existing built in wardrobes which are still in pretty good condition on the inside. I want to just re laminate the outer surface of the wardrobes.

Any contractors to recommend?

Or will it be more worthwhile to change the doors only?

Thanks in advance.

[dean 5]

wood won't rotten meh since old wardrobes?

[zal707 0]

wardrobe seems in pretty good nick bro...anyway no inputs from members here as yet.

[Michael Chang 1]

I DIY my wardrobe door skin as the market charges too high..will send u pictures of the result if u r keen

[ibelieveindevil 0]

u can diy urself using adhesive nerneer, $11 per roll for high quality ones from japan, or $2.50 per roll for lower quality ones from china. can be bought from self fix or normal neighbourhood utility shops.

u can take a pic and i see if there is anythi g i can help u abt. i am not a contractor.

Edited July 31, 2011 by ibelieveindevil

[patsy_sg 1]

I DIY my wardrobe door skin as the market charges too high..will send u pictures of the result if u r keen

Can you send me a pic too? patsy_sg@yahoo.com, thanks!!

[zone23 0]

Good topic. I once tried asking my contractor to laminate my existing wardrobe while he was doing other reno works and he mentioned that the cost is not worth it.. might as well buy a new wardrobe.. Dunno how true is that...

[ibelieveindevil 0]

Good topic. I once tried asking my contractor to laminate my existing wardrobe while he was doing other reno works and he mentioned that the cost is not worth it.. might as well buy a new wardrobe.. Dunno how true is that...

if u are talking about laminating with arcrylic boards, then the cost is very hugh. if u are just giving and extra coating on the surface den the price is rather low, just that contractor usually find it troublesome to do.