2 wardrobes - or pieces of wood (Llangynllo LD7)

Could you use 2 wooden wardrobes for some kind of storage?

And are you the kind of person who enjoys solving puzzles?

When we moved house we had to carefully take apart a 2-door wardrobe and a 3-door wardrobe, because they wouldn't go down a narrow stairwell, but in our new house there just isn't any room for them.

So that we could use the 3-door wardrobe in our previous house as a place to store things other than clothes, we altered it to have 3 shelves, but with the fitting of a rail it could easily be returned to normal use. The 2-door wardrobe was used mainly for hanging clothes, so it wasn't altered.

As clues for solving both puzzles, two sets of directions from the manufacturer will be supplied.

The longest pieces of wood are just under 190 cms in length, and the widest are just under 60 cms - so to take away the timber a maximum space of 190 cms by 60 cms will be needed.

These pieces of wood could be useful for other purposes.

All the wood has been stored in a dry garage.

I'm hoping not to have to put all this valuable wood into a skip, or to have to burn it come the winter.

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