But we also will have fillet like this if the cabinet is attach to a wall. Normally is only 5cm. But if the room have cornice or skirting. If might be slightly bigger. Even my showroom cabinet have this fillet.

First problem – The sliding door of the wardrobe is “senget”. It cannot close properly as in the picture. I asked UD installer, are they going to fix this next trip they come to my house, the installer said NO. He said the door “is like that”, it cannot be fixed.
I am so pissed off with the installer attitude and reply. Will you allow this thing happened to your own wardrobe in your house? A senget door which cannot be closed properly?

have u check if your 2 pcs sliding door change place, the current left door close to right, and current right door close to left, will the door able to close fit? usually this is happen becoz floor is not level, and sliding door install on the floor so the door will be adjusted to be close fit to 1 site only, but can not be 2 site.

have u check if your 2 pcs sliding door change place, the current left door close to right, and current right door close to left, will the door able to close fit? usually this is happen becoz floor is not level, and sliding door install on the floor so the door will be adjusted to be close fit to 1 site only, but can not be 2 site.

Yes, we have tried to slide the left door to right and slide the right door to left, but problem remain.
The right door is senget to the right side.

O ic, by the way, anti-jump door can be adjust easily, so i think they can adjust on the door until fit, shouldnt be a problem for that.

1st problem: Try see the bottom of the door to check any screw(or similar thing) which can do the adjustment. If not must insist the installer to fix it back, as this is consider as defect.
2nd problem: They didn't highlight this problem to you during the design stage? Check back the design drawing. If the design drawing show otherwise, again insist them to make as per the drawing.

This is the wardrobe photo have cornice and skirting....

Yes, I think this can be fixed and MUST be fixed ! But I have no idea why your installer told me “is like that, this cannot be fixed”.
Anyway, your salesperson said will come to my house to check the problem. I hope Erny/Tim you can help to follow up this problem closely as I need to move in the house end of the month.

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Added on August 16, 2011, 12:39 pm
They didnt let me know they will put the board there. I only know that after they installed the wardrobe.
Even the 3D drawing also didnt draw out there is such a board there. The cabinet in the 3D drawing is nicely fit to the wall.

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Added on August 16, 2011, 12:55 pm
Yes, this should be the correct way.....

Hoho, Shanny, i just somebody pass by and bz body to answer your question, but i not represent Unity, but i sure Erny are willing to help.

Sad to say, my wardrobes are done by Unity Design.
The week before, UD installed the kitchen cabinet and TV wall for me. I am very satisfied and very happy with the end result.
I even share the nice pic in facebook with everyone.

But last week, after they installed the wardrobe for me, I am totally disappointed.
To me, the wardrobe is totally fail and not acceptable.
First problem – The sliding door of the wardrobe is “senget”. It cannot close properly as in the picture. I asked UD installer, are they going to fix this next trip they come to my house, the installer said NO. He said the door “is like that”, it cannot be fixed.
I am so pissed off with the installer attitude and reply. Will you allow this thing happened to your own wardrobe in your house? A senget door which cannot be closed properly?                                                           
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Second problem – The 3 inch end panel. The salesperson told me “this is normal”. He said it is very hard to know whether the wall is straight or not, so the way they do to prevent this is to put a board there directly. But for me, this is totally not acceptable.
The wardrobe looks super UGLY with the large board and it takes up the space !!!
I would rather the wardrobe fully extend to the wall even the wall is not straight. Just use silicon or whatever to seal it lar !
And for my room, there is no cornice at the top, there is only skirting at the bottom.

If this is the end result I will get, I would rather buy a readymade wardrobe, what for I spent so much in getting such a epic fail build in wardrobe.

But, the lucky thing is, the UD salesperson promised to take up the responsibility to fix for me. He will come to my house again to understand the situation better. I hope UD really look into this problem seriously.

hmmm, look like i need to re-evaluate UD first before placing final decision.

actually anyone also will do mistake,but much responsible to settle all.cannot just want easy finish the job,right?if u just  do the job 80 percent,why we need to paid u 100 percent money??cannot just said the wall SENGET or........ur profresional,dun when have a some problem,just try to lie ur custormer

Yes, I think this can be fixed and MUST be fixed ! But I have no idea why your installer told me “is like that, this cannot be fixed”.
Anyway, your salesperson said will come to my house to check the problem. I hope Erny you can help to follow up this problem closely as I need to move in the house end of the month.

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Added on August 16, 2011, 12:39 pm
They didnt let me know they will put the board there. I only know that after they installed the wardrobe.
Even the 3D drawing also didnt draw out there is such a board there. The cabinet in the 3D drawing is nicely fit to the wall.

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Added on August 16, 2011, 12:55 pm
Yes, this should be the correct way.....

Sad to say, my wardrobes are done by Unity Design.
The week before, UD installed the kitchen cabinet and TV wall for me. I am very satisfied and very happy with the end result.
I even share the nice pic in facebook with everyone.

But last week, after they installed the wardrobe for me, I am totally disappointed.
To me, the wardrobe is totally fail and not acceptable.
First problem – The sliding door of the wardrobe is “senget”. It cannot close properly as in the picture. I asked UD installer, are they going to fix this next trip they come to my house, the installer said NO. He said the door “is like that”, it cannot be fixed.
I am so pissed off with the installer attitude and reply. Will you allow this thing happened to your own wardrobe in your house? A senget door which cannot be closed properly?


Second problem – The 3 inch end panel. The salesperson told me “this is normal”. He said it is very hard to know whether the wall is straight or not, so the way they do to prevent this is to put a board there directly. But for me, this is totally not acceptable.
The wardrobe looks super UGLY with the large board and it takes up the space !!!
I would rather the wardrobe fully extend to the wall even the wall is not straight. Just use silicon or whatever to seal it lar !
And for my room, there is no cornice at the top, there is only skirting at the bottom.

If this is the end result I will get, I would rather buy a readymade wardrobe, what for I spent so much in getting such a epic fail build in wardrobe.

But, the lucky thing is, the UD salesperson promised to take up the responsibility to fix for me. He will come to my house again to understand the situation better. I hope UD really look into this problem seriously.