Savvy dad makes his daughter a stunning walk-in wardrobe using just an old fence panel

A DOTING dad who put his DIY skills to good use has made walk-in wardrobe for his lucky daughter with wood from a leftover fence panel.

Richard Duggan shared a snap of the finished product on Facebook – and people are very impressed.

Not wanting to let good materials go to waste, Richard was reluctant to throw away a panel from his old garden shed.

So, the savvy bloke got creative with his leftover piece of wood, re-purposing in his daughter’s room to create a feature wall.

His handiwork even includes little windows built into the walk-in wardrobe wall.

Richard shared snaps of his creation to the Facebook page DIY on a Budget Official, captioning the post, “My little girl’s walk in wardrobe made with a left over fence panel.”

People are impressed with his DIY skills, taking to the comments section to praise his dynamic project.

One woman wrote: “I love it, wish id had that when I was younger. Looks amazing.”

Another said: “Wow, so nice! It’s these kind of posts that make me want to see the rest of the house. Bet its lovely!”

A third chimed in: “Absolutely stunning !! Lucky little girl.”

Meanwhile, others admitted they wanted to steal the idea for themselves

“I want one for myself,” one woman commented.

Another agreed: “This is absolutely stunning! I’m 34 and totally up for adoption.”

For more amazing DIY projects, a single mum transformed bedroom into a ‘gorgeous’ haven on the cheap – & she did her bathroom too.

And we previously told you about the grandad who transformed a cupboard under the stairs into a ‘cool’ den for his grandsons for just £50.

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