where to get wardrobes now MFI gone?

Ikea, Homebase and B&Q?

Habitat, argos, tesco direct (although this is the same as homebase for furniture)

If you want something longer lasting have you looked into getting them built by a tradesman...MY OH suddenly building loads of bespoke wardrobes at the moment

Magnet? If they are still trading.

At one end of the scale you have Tesco Direct, Asda Direct, B&Q, Homebase then Ikea and then going up to Sharps Bedrooms (£2000+!!!)

We've got this problem as well ?

MFI is now available again on line - the guy behind the Range bought all the stock - for something like £2million - dread to think it's true value. Don't know the website but I'm sure it's easy to find on google.

You can buy the mfi stock in the old stores (www.mfistock.co.uk) - but its all flatpacked in the boxes so you need to have a good idea of what you want before you go!

I just bought this one: https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/20093060/ - feels like a lot of wardrobe for the money. It has a double wardrobe (with shelf) then the 3rd door contains several deep shelves. Plus it has 2 draws. I seem to have fitted a lot in it and it doesn't even look full!

Hi all

thanks for the replies!!

went to Ikea yesterday and have fallen in love with their PAX range.....massive double mirrored wardrobe around £200..... i love it!! i then went in to Next and had a look at theirs and they looked very flimsey in comparison!!

I bought two PAX wardrobes from Ikea last summer and I can't recommend them enough. I've got a double and a single wardrobe and I was able to choose what fittings I wanted in them. I've got the jewelry drawers which are great and loads of hanging space now.

I know I'm late with my answer but maybe somebody will be searching for information just like you did. I would recommend shopping in kinder-meubels24 when you are looking for wardrobes, tables or bed.

When we started a new home we picked up a couple of lovely wardrobes on freecycle - depends on your area how busy the boards get - and top tip - hire a van!

Try Freecycle - often has lots of large furniture items up on offer.