The couple also bought water-based wardrobe paint to
ensure their doors did not fade away over time.


Bridie said: 'We were looking at building the inside and buying the measured doors, but it still
would have cost us some thousands to get the doors alone, so Jordan decided to do it himself.


'We thought the purchasing of doors as a worst-case scenarios,
at least if the project did not go as expected.'


Bridie and Jordan measured space and constructed a basic interior shell in order to build their
DIY fitted wardrobe and then acquired MDF that were cut into B&Q size for the doors.


Bridie said, "This was an extremely useful service since Jordan's doors were quite
long and had no good tools to manually make a nice straight line."


Jordan began with the construction of an internal cabinet shell that
suited the shape of the area to be filled by them
(pictured)

Jordan began with the
construction of a shelter.