I recently purchased the Prague Mirror 5-Door Wardrobe 3VHJW from Very.co.uk and I have been extremely impressed with its quality and design. The wardrobe is not only functional, but also adds a touch of elegance to my bedroom.

One of the standout features of this wardrobe is the mirrored doors. They not only make the room look bigger, but also serve as a convenient full-length mirror for getting ready in the morning. The mirrored doors are also very sturdy and well-made, giving me confidence that they will last for years to come.

The wardrobe has a total of five doors, providing ample storage space for all of my clothes and accessories. The interior of the wardrobe is well-designed with a combination of shelves, hanging rails, and drawers, allowing me to organize my items easily. I particularly appreciate the three drawers at the bottom, as they are perfect for storing smaller items like socks and underwear.

The overall construction of the wardrobe is solid and durable. The white finish adds a modern touch to my bedroom and is easy to clean. The assembly process was also relatively straightforward and the instructions were clear.

In terms of value for money, I think this wardrobe is a great investment. It is well-made, functional, and has a stylish design that will not go out of fashion. I would highly recommend the Prague Mirror 5-Door Wardrobe 3VHJW to anyone looking for a high-quality and beautiful wardrobe.

Wardrobes by their very nature are very heavy, and some are very difficult to move. If you a heavy wardrobe on a carpet and want to move it, you can often do it easily. This technique works very well for Rauch style wardrobes and large 4,5 or 6 door wardrobes such as the Argos New Hallingford and Very Prague range.

To slide the wardrobe around the room very easily, tip it up slightly and slide a single piece of cardboard underneath most of the base and then let the wardrobe sit on it. It does not need to be fully on the cardboard. You can then push the wardrobe easily.

TIP: Never pull a Rauch style wardrobe always push it. This also applies to the Very Prague range.

Once it is almost where you want it, tilt the wardrobe up again and slide out the piece of cardboard. This works because the friction between the cardboard and carpet is very low and it also stops the wardrobe frame sinking into the carpet pile.

NB: If nylon feet have been put on the wardrobe (these are hammered in and should only be put on a wardrobe going on a hard surface, such as a laminate floor), the above technique will not work. I would also advice not trying to move it, as you could rip the side panels where the nylon feet are positioned.