Vida Designs Glinton High Gloss 2 Door 2 Drawer Wardrobe Bedroom Storage Organiser with Hanging Rail Modern Furniture 100% FSC Certified (Black, 2 Door 2 Drawer)
Vida Designs Glinton High Gloss 2 Door 2 Drawer Wardrobe Bedroom Storage Organiser with Hanging Rail Modern Furniture 100% FSC Certified (Black, 2 Door 2 Drawer)
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Materials and care
Materials and care
Here's a more detailed guide to help you choose the best material for your wardrobe:
1. Solid Wood:
Pros: Durable, long-lasting, and aesthetically pleasing with a natural look.
Cons: Expensive, requires regular maintenance (polishing), and can be susceptible to moisture damage.
Examples: Oak, pine, mahogany, and teak.
2. Plywood:
Pros: Durable, versatile, and a good substitute for solid wood, resistant to warping.
Cons: Can be more expensive than MDF or particleboard.
Note: Plywood is made by putting together sheets upon sheets of wood veneer.
3. MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard):
Pros: Affordable, versatile, and can be easily painted or finished.
Cons: Less durable than solid wood or plywood, prone to moisture damage.
Note: MDF is an engineered wood pulp made by breaking down real wood pieces into wood fibres.
4. Particleboard (Chipboard):
Pros: Most affordable option, easy to work with.
Cons: Least durable, prone to damage from moisture and humidity.
Note: Particleboard is made from wood chips that are mixed with resins and then pressed into a sheet.
5. Laminate:
Pros: Affordable, durable, and comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns.
Cons: Can be less durable than solid wood or plywood, and may not be as resistant to moisture.
Note: Laminate is a great way to transform the look and feel of wardrobes since they combine price, toughness, and style.
6. Glass:
Pros:
Modern and sleek, can be used for doors or shelves, and allows for a sense of space.
Cons:
Can be more expensive than other materials, and may not be suitable for all styles.
Note:
Glass is an excellent choice for wardrobe materials due to its compatibility with other materials.
Factors to Consider When Selecting Materials:
Durability: Choose materials that can withstand daily use and the weight of clothes.
Cost: Consider your budget and the long-term cost-effectiveness of the material.
Maintenance: Some materials require more care than others.
Style: Choose materials that complement the overall design theme of your room.
Climate: Some materials function better in specific climates, while some get damaged under certain environments.
Measurements guide
Measurements guide
Reasons to choose me
5-year guarantee Product will be repaired or replaced within 5 years of purchase
Self-AssemblyThis item requires self-assembly
Mad in Britain This product is made in the UK
Size guide
SIZING GUIDE - JACKETS & GILLETS
To take measurements, preferably use a tape measure, stand upright, and pass the tape around the area, ensuring that the tape rests flat.
A - CHEST
To measure your bust, pass the tape to the widest part of the chest, usually a few centimetres below the armpits.
B - WAIST
To measure our waist, pass the tape around your stomach, at the narrowest point.
C - HIPS
To measure your hips, place the tape at the widest level of the hips, usually at the level of the buttocks.
CORRESPONDENCE OF SIZES - WOMEN VEST
SIZES
S M L XL
CHEST 85-88cm 89-92cm 93-96cm 97-102cm
WAIST 74-77cm 78-81cm 82-85cm 86-91cm
HIPS 86-89cm 90-93cm 94-97cm 98-103cm
The measures presented are in centimeters.
Be careful, these jackets are designed to be worn close fitting, so that you can feel the warmth as much as possible. If you wish to be more comfortable, we advise you to take a size above your usual size.
CORRESPONDENCE OF SIZES - MEN VEST
SIZES S M L XL 2XL 3XL
CHEST 92-95cm 96-99cm 100-103cm 104-109cm 110-115cm 116-121cm
WAIST 87-90cm 91-94cm 95-98cm 99-104cm 105-110cm 111-116cm
HIPS 93-96cm 97-100cm 101-104cm 105-110cm 111-116cm 117-122cm
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