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Carpenter Needed: Finish Alcove Units
€1,500
Description
I have two partially constructed MDF alcove units (~2700 mm high × 1100 mm wide). Works required include: remedial correction of carcasses, remedy existing and supply and fir addition shelf fixed 18 mm MDF shelves , fabricate & fit cabinet doors and countertop, prime, sand and paint finish. Install supplied led lighting. Finish carpentry. Materials can be supplied or charged separately (please state). If this is completed well, there is. Second room where we will need same units from scratch.
| Task Location: | Dublin |
| Due date: | Any day of the week Sunday 25 Jan to Saturday 31 Jan 2026 |
| Date Posted: | 25 Jan 2026 |
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Comments & Offers
@Ciarán M. Hi good to understand if it's salvageable. The intension is four shelves and a cabinet at the bottom.
Hi Jason. Are you looking to start from scratch or fix existing? Honestly any doors that are made would hide that abomination that's already there. It all depends on what your looking to spend. What type of budget are you working with?
Standard MDF can absorb moisture and can lead to it smelling musty.
No problem look forward to hearing from you
@Zak N. Thank you for the quick response. Let me discuss and I'll get back to you
@Zak N. Thanks yeah not so surprising about the work. Yes would be good to talk through an offer.
Thanks, I can make you an offer. But I would be starting again. I wouldn't touch someone else work and I would not use that material anyway in making them units.
@Micheal G. I think yes, standard mdf
@Zak N. Hi Zak it's a long story but it was a worker we hired that did not work out. We won't move the radiator and intend on building around it. Happy to get on video call and talk through details.
Hi Jason, Who made them units? And will you be moving the radiator? Thanks Zak
It looks like standard MDF rather than MR MDF?