Meet Lex's Walk in Closet Project

Who doesn't dream of a stylish and organized wardrobe? With this inspiration project, Lex shows you how to make sliding doors for a 'Walk in Closet' yourself with MDF black 22 mm and black guide rails. Thanks to the instructions from TOSIZE.se, the wood was cut to size for Lex and he was able to give his interior a personal touch.

The construction of the sliding doors in detail

The sliding doors create a sleek and modern look thanks to the use of 22 mm MDF Moisture Resistant V313 Black. Lex has installed this with precision on black guide rails, which ensures a smooth and robust movement. This allows the doors to open and close easily without taking up the space that normal doors require.

The perfect addition to the bedroom

This 'Walk in Closet' with its simple and elegant black sliding doors fits perfectly in Lex's bedroom. The doors complement the space and offer a calm background that allows the rest of the room to come into its own.

The benefits of making it yourself

By rolling up his sleeves himself, Lex was able to enjoy custom work that fits perfectly in his bedroom. The freedom to choose MDF black and the options that TOSIZE.se offers ensure that the project stays within budget and takes shape entirely according to his own insights.

A stylish result

The project is now completely finished, and the result is impressive. The matt black finish of the sliding doors provides a modern and timeless look that goes well with different styles and color schemes in the bedroom.

The choice for MDF Moisture-resistant V313 Black

An advantage of this DIY project that should not be underestimated is the use of MDF Moisture Resistant V313 Black. This material is not only durable and sturdy, but also moisture resistant, which makes it ideal for use in areas where fashion and textiles are stored. In addition, the thickness of 22 mm gives a sturdy impression and contributes to the luxurious feel of the 'Walk in Closet'.

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