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05/5/2012 at 5:47pm
Location: Birmingham Outfit: Pennine Pullman
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I bought some plastic stacking drawers yesterday in a plastic frame to go into the wardrobe of our 91 pullman, but they don't fit!! Grrr, I thought I was being clever and just assumed they would fit as I had seen a photo on here where someone had done the same. Guess older models have smaller wardrobes! The actual drawers are 34cm across, then another 5cm or so for the frame!
Our wardrobe opening is kind of cut out, so the actual opened space is only 28cm across, would these fit instead?
agros drawers
Say 25cm across, but doesn't say if it's 25 with frame, or 25cm for drawers!
Also looking at the agros ones it looks like you connect each strut to the plasic base, whereas the one I got had the base and struts as one piece, so the agros one might be easier to fit inside too?
What a waste of £15, because of the way they dismantle I don't even think we could fit them in the camper broken down and use in the awning as I'm not sure how I would store them away, as mentioned the drawer bases have the legs struts attached!
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09/5/2012 at 1:12am
Location: Argyll Scotland Outfit: 1997 Bailey Ranger 470 4
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We used these hanging shelves when we had the TT and hung them on the awning roof poles, they were fine, but in the FC wardrobe, the wardrobe rail is only held in place by 4 (2 each side) screws and I would not want to hang anything other that a few jackets on it.
The shelves I put in (see above) I reinforced by glueing in 2 vertical 1" by 1.2" to each glued runner on each of the 2 sides and one at the back.
The front of each shelf also has a runner but this is screwed to the shelf and the to angle brackets to the sides making each shelf sitting on a runner all round.
Because everything apart from the brackets, is only glued to the original wardrobe and because the original hanging rail is now stowed away, I could return the wardrobe to its original spec when I sell on the FC.
When travelling, I unpack the wardrobe contents into boxes that lay on the FC floor and only our pillows then go into the wardrobe for travelling.
Indeed, whilst I have done a number of mods to our FC, everything apart from the extra sockets can be removed and the whole FC returned to original spec.
------------- Lobey.
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