A.C. Milan German Modern Double Mirror sliding door wardrobe with LED Light Width 100cm/120cm/150cm/180cm/203cm/250cm (Black, 250 CM)

Stunning wardrobe! Took 2 of us 6 hours to build (we brought the 180cm) so it's quite big and heavy. Looks like it's worth a lot more money than we paid. Study and strong. LOADS of space and 3 rails! The full length mirrors really open up the room, despite taking up space. Highly recommend.

The product is very good quality apart from some glue marks left at the aside of mirrors . It definitely is very sturdy and good value for money . The boys who delivered the boxes worked very hard but did deliver 920 pm which was a bit late for us but 3 days earlier than said . If you have to put it upstairs be aware it is very heavy and will definitely need two people . I am pleased and will order another one soon . Not cheap but not over priced for the quality thank you

Very easy instructions to follow. Looks amazing when up. Well worth the money. Very sturdy and good quality product

Waited over a week for delivery! Should have been delivered on 14th March, supplier kept saying it’s been dispatched then told other excuses about being to large, then damaged!! Awaiting a full refund now!! My personal opinion do not use them!! Very disappointed as the wardrobe look nice

Fantastic, makes the room , good quality lots of room

Good quality wardrobe. Quite heavy so took 2 people to assemble. It looks amazing.

We got a professional to come and build the wardrobe, his been building flat pack furniture for years. His never seen instructions so bad, took him 5 hours to build. It's a lovely wardrobe with lots of space.

I managed to assemble the 150cm two-door wardrobe by myself. I am not sure how long it took, as I did it in short sessions, so it went on for over a week. Carrying the doors upstairs was not easy because they are heavy and I had to tilt them because they are too high for the average ceiling or doorway. The hardest step is lifting them off the ground and into the tracks, top and bottom. If you are doing this solo, my tip is, put the doors in place first, and the top set of tracks last (the instructions suggest that you install the upper tracks at step 2, I did it after step 10). I used packing tape to stop the first door falling out onto me, while jiggling the second door into place. It's a little dangerous, as a glass door falling on you could do some damage. So be aware! The holes for the wheels (top and bottom of the doors) didn't line up with the holes in the metal, which was confusing. Also, there's no holes in the top tracks, so you will need to drill guide holes through the metal (looks like it's zinc, so not tough to drill). In the 150 cm model there's a rail on the right which is a bit high to reach, but you can certainly hand even the longest coat from it. There's also one on the left, which it too low, even to hang a shirt. I had to literally raise the bar on that one. It's very tall, so measure the height of your ceiling, and allow extra room for a screwdriver.