Anyone know what to do with a fitted wardrobe where the covering is coming away?

 

Tried supergluing it back on but it's not ideal

 

Called Hammonds, who apparently made them, and they didn't want to know - didn't even try to sell me new wardrobes - useless cunts.

 

So do I basically need new wardrobes or does any company re cover them? I can't really find pet on them interweb and this sort of stuff is not my bag at all.

 

FWIW I've tried rubbing them with a bloon, glassing them, and I've thrown them down the stairs but to no avail

Have violent sex against them

Anyone know what to do with a fitted wardrobe where the covering is coming away?

 

Tried supergluing it back on but it's not ideal

 

Called Hammonds, who apparently made them, and they didn't want to know - didn't even try to sell me new wardrobes - useless cunts.

 

So do I basically need new wardrobes or does any company re cover them? I can't really find pet on them interweb and this sort of stuff is not my bag at all.

 

FWIW I've tried rubbing them with a bloon, glassing them, and I've thrown them down the stairs but to no avail

 

 

the laminate is lifting?

 

or falling off?

the laminate is lifting?

 

or falling off?

peeling off is how I'd describe it

Have violent sex against them

Damn

 

Knew I'd forgotten summat

I very much doubt you'll be able to stick it back.  You could get new doors I suppose.  Ring a few companies that specialise in bedrooms, as some might have a laminating machine.

Evo stick will stick it pretty well.

Edited October 26, 201510 yr by gonzo

Get LW round with his bird so she can shit in them and then he can wipe her arse with your Maudes knickers and you won't give a fuck about the wardrobes

first plan of action

 

you need to liven up the adhesive

 

a hair dryer might get it warm enough or try a damp cloth and iron it

I very much doubt you'll be able to stick it back.  You could get new doors I suppose.  Ring a few companies that specialise in bedrooms, as some might have a laminating machine.

 

 

hush woman

 

jules, are they flat panels?

All flat on the wardrobe doors yep

 

There's the odd little tear too; hence thinking of trying to get it recovered? It'd need the whole thing doing though not just the doors but I can't find a company that does it

Would no doubt cost more than new and not look as good overall

Thinly veiled I'm bored on paternity leave so working my way through the odd jobs list.

Thinly veiled I'm bored on paternity leave so working my way through the odd jobs list.

Laughing heartily

Thinly veiled I'm bored on paternity leave so working my way through the odd jobs list.

Cos theres no chance of a fuck for the next 5 years.

Cos theres no chance of a fuck for the next 5 years.

He's good friends with Big E remember, so he'll have plenty of opportunities for sex

look on my FB

 

Paul Kirkham

 

MR58 knows him

look on my FB

 

Paul Kirkham

 

MR58 knows him

Thanks pal

Evo stick will stick it pretty well.

 

And the added bonus of using this, is when you've finished bodging the job you can tip the rest of the tin into a carrier bag and have a good sniffing sesh...Your wardrobes will look magic when you're glue'ed up.

Thanks pal

he fitted my wardrobes too. Good lad.

Now your maud has you trapped in a world of middle aged beige and Saturday afternoon visits M&S, you'll have gallons of spare manjizz so I'd use that.

Replaced my wardrobe doors when we moved here 15 years ago with MDF with grooves cut in by local timber merchant and painted them white. Still look ok.

depends what your fitted carcases are made of though and what would,nt clash.