hinges
Messages 1 to 5 of 5.
as a female, single parent with no help i have to sort out my kids wardrobe doors which catch on the drawers below. tried looking in books but just carnt get the hang of it. ___________________ single mature mum, youngest has tristomy 21 (downs) - born in march 08.
Discussion Archived
Discussion Archived
___________________ single mature mum, youngest has tristomy 21 (downs) - born in march 08.
Discussion Archived
Discussion Archived
I've had a think about your problem and he advice you are getting is bang-on but there is one thing you should check before you start messing with the hinges - as they can be a pain in the ar**. Check to make sure that wardrobe is sitting as near level as possible and if need be pack it up a bit. Most modern furniture is the MFI/Ikea type flat-pack stuff and they are a bit flimsy at best, making them hard to adjust properly. I had the same problem last year with my grandaughters wardrobe and ended up removing the handles, lying it face down, squaring it across the diagonals (same measurement both diagonals) and securing it with metal straps. The straps were 4 for a quid in Poundland. after that it was a doddle adjusting the doors plus the 3 drawers moved easier. The wardrobe is perfect but my floor still runs down for about 2 inches grapler
Discussion Archived
Messages 1 to 5 of 5.
Important NoteAll messages are submitted by visitors to this web site, and represent their own personal opinion. They do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of Preloved. You use this information at your own risk. Preloved can not be held responsible for any damages or loss resulting from the use of this site. Please see our Terms and Conditions for more details. |
||||||||||||||||||
Not a member yet?Why not join the fun for free! Members can sell their stuff completely free of charge, have searches prioritised for their local area, and lots more. Join for free | Member Log In |
||||||||||||||||||
|
More discussion in