How Do You Add Panelling to Wardrobe Doors?

Adding panelling to wardrobe doors is one of the simplest ways to give a bedroom a fitted, considered look without touching the layout of the room. This guide explains exactly how it is done, from choosing between Shaker frames, stacked panels, fluted beading and tongue and groove, through to setting out consistent borders, cutting clean mitres, fixing moulding with grab adhesive and pins, and filling the joins so the finished door reads as one solid surface. It also covers the doors that take panelling well, the melamine and gloss faces that need extra preparation, the clearance issue that catches people out on sliding doors, and the painting sequence that gives a durable finish. Practical advice throughout, written with real British bedrooms and their space limits in mind, plus a short set of answers to the questions that come up most often once the job begins....