£325.00
1 in stock
The cornice sits just under two metres high, broad and defined, not a stuck-on detail but a shaped piece that finishes the whole thing properly. The moulding runs the full width without a gap, mitre joints meeting clean at each corner. Then the plinth base echoes the same level of care, shaped rather than plain, doing the visual work a flat kickboard never could. It is the sort of attention that runs right through a piece, not just where you look first.
I'm Simon, and when something turns up built this well at this price, it deserves a second look. Barker and Stonehouse do solid oak seriously, and this double wardrobe is the proof. Two panelled doors, one wide drawer below, medium oak with the grain showing through honestly. Nothing disguised, nothing veneered over the bits you don't often see. Open the doors and you get the full depth of solid oak construction, and that single drawer at the base sorts belts, scarves, smaller items without the drawer-tower fuss that eats up hanging space.
Now here is what matters for anyone buying a wardrobe who does not live in a show home with double-width hallways. This one comes apart. The upper section with the doors dismantles completely if you need it to, so the whole wardrobe breaks down into manageable pieces. Tight doorways, narrow staircases, awkward hallways, none of it stops you. You get it in, you get it upstairs, you put it back together, and it stands there looking like it was always meant to be in that room. That is not a small thing when the alternative is a tape measure, a moment of doubt, and a phone call to someone with a van saying it will not fit.
The dovetail joints hold each drawer corner square, and the tongue and groove panelling lines the back and the drawer base. Both are signs you are looking at furniture built to a standard, not a budget. Black round knobs on the doors and the drawer keep the hardware simple and unfussy, doing their job without trying to become the feature. The medium oak tone brings warmth without shouting, and the grain does what solid oak grain does, which is age well and take knocks without looking worse for them.
The condition is PreLoved with a bit of character, minor signs of wear, still in great nick. A wardrobe this size has lived a little. It has done the job it was made for and it will keep doing it.
Height: 192 cm (75.6 in) x Width: 111 cm (43.7 in) x Depth: 57.5 cm (22.6 in)
My PreLoved price is £325. Barker and Stonehouse solid oak, full dismantling capability, proper joinery and a finish that improves with age, for £325. That is £325 for a double wardrobe that will not sag, will not split, and will not need replacing in three years when the flatpack doors start hanging crooked.
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SKU: OCT-2026-008-B
1 in stock
