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jackOne of the very minor DIY bits we said we'd do is replace some of the shelves in the sliding wardrobe with a hanging rail for clothes. I think that's really simple but I've not done even that much before.
As best as I can tell, the wood shelves are simply screwed to the wood supports and could be unscrewed and lifted off. And the rail could rest on the top support (or would it be better to get one of the rail-ends which screws into the wood at the side? But then it has to fit to the mm?)
So that means, just get a metal tube 91 cm long. Is that about right? Am I missing any obvious problems?
If so, what's the easiest way for that -- to go to homebase? Or would Mackay's be nicer? Or easier to order online?
As best as I can tell, the wood shelves are simply screwed to the wood supports and could be unscrewed and lifted off. And the rail could rest on the top support (or would it be better to get one of the rail-ends which screws into the wood at the side? But then it has to fit to the mm?)
So that means, just get a metal tube 91 cm long. Is that about right? Am I missing any obvious problems?
If so, what's the easiest way for that -- to go to homebase? Or would Mackay's be nicer? Or easier to order online?