Good solution for bedroom wardrobes in sloping roofs

Pax is also our first choice and would fit well. However, I wonder if the normal white doors chip when cutting?

Pax can really be easily cut and adapted to sloping roofs. We also had it in our previous rental apartment (attic).

Did you then edge band the edges?

We did not have to shorten the doors, so I can't tell you exactly if it chips. But when I think about the screw holes of our Paxtür doors for the handles, it could happen. Even there, the paint around the hole is so torn and chipped.

However, I wonder if the normal white doors chip when cut?

I have cut taupe-colored doors and it went very smoothly. I left the protective film on while sawing. Whether "white" behaves differently is unclear, as the material is somewhat different.

I cut taupe-colored doors and it went very cleanly. I left the protective film on while sawing. Whether "white" behaves differently is unclear, as the material is somewhat different.

Did you then edge the cut edge?

Not yet - as so often the edge banding was missing that day and then... . Since the door is part of a shortened corner element, the cut edge is not visible when the door is closed.

Here is an implementation with Platsa in the bedroom with a slant and mm work