GoodHome Atomia Matt White Non-mirrored Modular furniture door, (H) 1497mm (W) 497mm
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Product details
Product information
The Atomia door can be used to close a cabinet, or several stackable cabinets. The range has been designed so you can organise your storage in a way that suits your needs and space.
- Compatibility: Compatible with 2 cabinets of height 75cm x width 50cm stacked
Features and benefits
- Available in a range of styles and sizes
- Includes soft hinges with an easy clip system
- The door can be installed to open on the right or left side
- All the materials have been thoroughly tested to ensure a high performance and longevity
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
DetailsSpecifications
| Brand | GoodHome |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Finish | Matt |
| Material | Chipboard |
| Mirrored doors | Non-mirrored |
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Soft closure | Soft-close doors |
| Style | Slab |
| Weight (g) | 8800g |
| Product code | 5036581053901 |
Documents
Installation Guide
Manufacturer / EU responsible person
Reviews
2 / 5(1 reviews)Robw78 - 2 / 5 - 17/01/2022
Wrong fixtures and misplaced fittings
Just received two doors and 3 drawers yesterday and set to work putting it together before I went to work. Everything arrived unmarked which was great and I was quite impressed with the drawers as the base was quite thick so shouldn't bow under the slightest bit of weight like other drawers and the soft close runners were a nice touch..........but then it was down hill from there! When I came to fit the doors and drawers the screws supplied with them were too small and could push the in and pull them out with my fingers. The holes for the drawer runners lined up with the back of the wardrobe and not the front, so basically the wrong way around. After having to buy some more euro screws and with a little measuring I managed to fit the drawers which was disappointing and really frustrating as it should have been so easy to fit. Now for the doors the bottom hinge does not fit with the wardrobe design and the holes don't line up either. Now either these are completely the wrong doors and drawers or they've changed the hole layout and diameter since I bought the 3 wardrobes I have. So now I have the fun job of modifying the doors so they actually fit which has meant I've had to buy a hinge jig so between the jig and screws nearly £30 out of pocket. What is the point of having design your own wardrobes that you can chop and change if you're going to change the fittings making them so they are no longer compatible?