Dripex Portable Wardrobe Closet Storage Organizer Transparent Door Panels,Suitable for Living Room, Bedroom,Plastic Wardrobe with Magnetic Door and Easy Assembly

This light weight and sturdy wardrobe really is a good buy. Easy to put it up, easy to clean. And could fold it back if I have to move again

This wardrobe is a fantastic design, so easy to put up and spacious enough for hanging long items as well as space in the cube for folded clothes. After trying (and wasting money) on canvas wardrobes which were not strong enough for even a few items, this wardrobe was a great buy and worth the money. It is sturdy and strong. The doors close securely and the plastic makes it so easy to clean. Highly recommended for those who need a compact but spacious enough wardrobe that's easy to put up.

Storage is fantastic, it looks great and very easy to assemble

I bought this as a temporary wardrobe when I moved house. The design is quite ingenious: it goes together easily in a few minutes and there is an unbelievable amount of storage space. Be warned that the wardrobe is quite heavy if you need to move it about on your own and, concertinaed down, it is still fairly bulky.The build quality is great and the unit is really solid. The only thing to know is that the gold colour of the doors is nothing more than a thin, gold film over clear plastic and, as such. It is easy to damage.If the wardrobe looked better, I’d probably keep it, but it’s pretty ugly. I’ve wondered if making a platform with feet would improve its looks, but I think it will probably end up in the garage.

I have no DIY skills, so am delighted to have assembled a wardrobe! If I can succeed in this endeavour, anyone can. I myself took my time, but experts in assembly probably could assemble the wardrobe in minutes.My advice is: Watch the supplied video, then take the contents from the cardboard box. I opened the front with a box cutter.One needs floor space roughly the size of a double bed to lay the plastic frame down flat. I built this wardrobe where I intend using it, so cleared the floor and wall behind it in advance.I gently pulled the plastic frame open. I advise wearing the supplied gloves and particularly avoiding the hinges in the middle of the plastic support parts, or you may painfully nip your fingers (ouch -where are the plasters?) as you’re snapping each one upwards in place. They pop up very rapidly, and you will hear a satisfying click as each one opens properly. The next move is to push the side panels into place, which click in beautifully. You will be able to determine the bottom from the top of the wardrobe by espying the fixed hanging rails.At this stage, lift the whole thing into a vertical position against the wall.Next, take the doors from their cardboard boxes, and definitely install these from the bottom up, as this would seem to be very important according to the instructions.The diagram on the instructions is helpful regarding how the doors click onto the frame. There are little plastic pieces to enable two vertical doors to open simultaneously, where more convenient.There are attachments for securing the back of this furniture to the wall.The finished effect is very beautiful, enhanced with lights that I had.It seems robust to me. I hung garments on the rails, and placed folded clothes on the shelves. I put shoes in their boxes in the bottom cubes, and an empty suitcase on the very top.The recycling bins are full, but there was not too much to discard from this purchase. There was not any polystyrene in the package to get rid of, just some pieces of sponge.The cardboard box the whole thing was packaged in reminded me of the shape of those cardboard wardrobes used for moving.I put some plastic storage boxes inside, filled with light cleaning products, and stuck the front ‘door’ flaps shut with reusable nano tape.I attached the box to a dolly on wheels underneath.I am going to cover this with sticky back plastic, so this will serve as a temporary cleaning cupboard on wheels meantime. More storage problems are thus solved!

Even though I've got one dodgy arm and one dodgy leg, I found this very easy to assemble. It's not posh, but does the job. Extremely pleased overall

Wow wow wow. Thank God for Tik Tok. I would never have seen this otherwise. Dead easy to assemble and surprisingly robust. Its just fabulous. Be advised. It needs a platform because its pretty short. But if you've got a small room and you're not prepared to fork out for a more expensive MDF jobbie then this is just perfect.I kinda like its not too intrusive. Ihave alot more space. And it looks soooooo gooood!! The Chinese are just unrivalled when it comes to this stuff. One of the greatest purchases I have ever made. All my clothes from old wardrobe fit peach. 10/10. Its expensive sure, but absolutely fantastic value for money.No picture because I got my clothes in it right away!🤣Red Wax Stamp of approval.

Part of the box was damaged when it arrived. When we opened it, hola something was broken where the door needs to stick in. Request to return but we don’t have box as it was damaged, and it requires printer for return label, inconvenience for return item.