ArthaussMirrored Sliding Door Wardrobe - Arti 3 in Oak Shetland 180cm Flat Pack Wardrobe with Customisable Interior Featuring Five Shelves and Two Hanging Rails - Mirrored Furniture for Space-Saving

We purchased this wardrobe for our new flat as we needed much more storage space for mine and my partners clothes. This wardrobe definitely fits the bill- it's big enough for Narnia! The sliding doors were a huge selling point as we needed to keep as much space in the bedroom as possible, and the large mirror also makes the room feel bigger too, bouncing light around. The quality of the wardrobe is absolutely brilliant for the money- it looks and feels much more expensive, has a lovely modern, clean finish and is certainly comparable to high street retailers wardrobes which are three times the price! You will not be dissapointed buying this beauty! Only one tip though- do pay extra for the delivery men to build it for you if you can- as other reviews have mentioned also. if you do build it yourself beware- it takes more than a few hours and the instructions are very complex, but however, it was worth it!

Overall the final result is good and solid, but a bit of a pain to put together. I design POS units and create 3D instruction sheets all the time and the instructions need to be updated really. The one thing I hate is parts that are not marked up with a sticker. Just keep me guessing. I can buy a cheap cabinet under a tenner that has the parts marked up. Is it so hard for such an expensive unit?I found the shelves another issue. They just sit on the metal pins and have no recess in the shelf itself (unlike my cheap bath cabinet!) You push them in and they push back, as the large hard board back is so big that they tend to warp and the shelf just can't hold its own weight. I had to use those little plastic blocks to finish the job. Maybe those should be supplied for the price I've paid. If the shelves come forward the doors will not slide shut.If you get one, the doors are almost last in and don't follow the instruction, do the opposite to what it suggests.Overall a good looking unit. I've placed this in a box room and it really is more for a spacious bedroom so you get the benefit of the mirrors. These are so heavy! Do be careful.

Absolutely excellent product for the money. I built it in around 5 hours on my own, but I recommend 2 people and it should take around 3 - 4 hours. Please ignore the 1 poor review on this item from 2017... this wardrobe is superb. Yes its chipboard and oak style veneer, but do you really believe you're getting a huge real solid oak mirrored wardrobe for £380?! Once built, its solid, big, very useful and gorgeous. As you can see by my photos, the oak colour veneer is very nice.

Great looking, quality, solid wardrobes, nice size. Fairly easy to build though took us a bit longer than the 2 hours it states on the instructions (was more like 5 hours) and me and my dad are good at these things.

This wardrobe looks great. Chunky piece of furniture, which does not disappoint in terms of the storage that it offers. I even managed to stick inside an old chest of drawers that I was going to throw away. All our clothes for the season can now fit into a single wardrobe, including the underwear. (recently moved house, so was a bit fed up running round from room to room trying to find where everything is!). The mirrors distract from the fact that there's this huge new piece of furniture in the room!My partner put this together by himself. Took him 7 hours. It is a heavy piece of furniture, the doors come with the mirrors glued on, so definitely recommend 2 people assembly.The bit that really bugs me is that the right door when shut is not flush in the top right corner (photo #4). This should be adjustable by lifting the wheel in the opposite corner, the wheels are NOT adjustable! I know it's a small gap, but I find it annoying; if it was the other door it wouldn't have been so visible, as it is closer to the wardrobe frame! I am going to look for a bigger wheel to replace it I think, so it can lift the door ever so slightly and make it flush!All that in the interest of transparency! The product is great, I do not regret buying it..and as you can see from the reflection in the mirror, it turned out to be a fantastic match for my work desk, which I bought from Wayfair! Result! :-)

Where do I start with the problems with this item and this seller.Firstly they were completely unresponsive to emails prior to delivery (which has continued since). They sent a pack of "Terms and Conditions", ignoring the fact that by buying over Amazon, the only Ts and Cs which count are Amazon's. This included the fact you could pre-arrange (and it had to be prearranged) delivery to floors other than the ground floor at an additional cost off-platform (not allowed on Amazon).Then when the item was delivered at 6am, the delivery drivers took the boxes up 5 stairs to my flat without saying anything. They then stood in my flat demanding £20 for having carried the items in. This was intimidating and I felt pressured into paying, hoping I could sort it with Amazon afterwards.The instructions are a joke. Anything written is in Polish, parts are marked incorrectly, and it took me around 9 hours to build. There were also parts missing.Then there is the glass. When delivered, the driver had a cursory look to check it wasn't cracked, then asked us to sign something confirming it wasn't cracked. After assembling the wardrobe, it became clear that there were very obvious imperfections and permanent marks (almost like rust) in the middle of the glass. I have now sent images of these to the seller 3 times and they are ignoring my messages.The wardrobe itself is OK (just chipboard with a veneer), despite the issues with the glass and the pure pain of assembling it. But the customer service from the seller is atrocious and I would highly recommend to avoid at all costs.