LOEFME Canvas Wardrobe, 165 * 45 * 175 cm Portable Wardrobes for Bedroom, Four-column Spacious Foldable Wardrobe, Easy Assembly Cloth Wardrobe, New Base Design Fabric Wardrobes, Black

Ok so this diy wardrobe is really big and just what I needed. Because I have moved so many times my old flat pack wardrobes were literally falling apart. There is only so many times you can take them apart and then put them back together. I was sick of the sight of them, and waiting for the day when they would just completely collapse. This pod type wardrobe is ideal as it was easy to put together, so it will be easy to take down and will not be damaged in the process. I like that, you can set it up in different ways, depending on what you want to put in it. It’s such a good design and very well made. I also like the cover so that my clothes don’t get dusty.

Crap material Vrap parts broken parts Absolutely waste of time and money Never again buying this Rubbish instructions 😑

Great size and relatively easy to put together for 1 person. Only down side is that the cover is very flimsy and rips easily if you haven't got all of the parts in tight enough to pull the cover over. Zips up from the bottom which is a bit weird but hides everything away nicely. I wouldn't use this as a main permanent wardrobe but its great for the spare room to keep all the winter coats, jumpers and throws in. Overall pleased.

So much space in this and great quality for the price

Structurally its sound. Solid enough build even though its hollow metal tubes and nylon clips to attach them to, they're all set together snuggly and without any more movement than you'd expect. The material cover is questionable, but lightweight and easy to manage I suppose. Great for a kids room in that regard. The zip on the front cover is shockingly bad though. The two clasps barely fit together, and I've already lost count of the number of times the insert pin hasn't sat properly and the zip undoes at the bottom as its driven up. I'd recommend the wardrobe for the price and tue function, but I'd recommend taking the cover to a seamstress first and having the zipper replaced before you build it - the base of the cover sits under the frame work, making it a pain to disassemble once you realise you have a crappy zipper.