I have just bought a flat and need to have the entire floor relaid. In one bedroom there is a built-in wardrobe covering one wall made of mdf. I know it's a cheap material but due to the expense of having a new floor I wondered wether it is possible to take the wardrobe apart and then reconstruct once the floor is down? Any thoughts would be gratefully received.
Only you can answer that question really, can you see how it's screwed together so you can take it down?
I can see how it's screwed together but I'm worried the glue will mean that everything splinters and is then ruined.
If you having the floor relaid its got to come down anyway, so if it unscrews, bonus, if not time for a new one.
How do you know it's glued as well As others have said, give it a go and try to work out the construction method used Even if glued, a lot will depend on the type of glue used, the bond achieved and even how much glue was used After removing fixings, a little persuasion with a mallet may separate the panels (assuming they have been glued) It's one of those jobs that financially wouldn't be worth paying a pro to dismantle and rebuild but, if you can do yourself, including any repair work needed, then it's worth giving if a go Good luck and fetch the persuader !
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