How Do You Assemble Wardrobe?

Assembling a wardrobe means laying the panels out flat, fitting dowels and cam bolts, joining the sides to the top and base, checking the carcass is square, fixing the back panel, then standing it up and adding shelves, rails and doors. The order matters more than anything: the back panel goes on while the box is still flat and adjustable, because that panel locks the wardrobe square permanently. This guide covers the preparation that saves the most time, how to identify mirrored side panels before joining anything, how to seat cam bolts and dowels correctly, and how to square a carcass using the diagonal measurement. It then works through levelling, fitting anti tip brackets, hanging rails and drawer runners, and adjusting hinged and sliding doors for even gaps, along with the mistakes that cause the most rework. A closing FAQ covers missing fittings, stripped cam locks, and whether a wardrobe can be dismantled and rebuilt later....