1. Sliding or hinged doors?
Sliding doors need no swing space, so they suit smaller bedrooms and rooms where the bed is close to the wardrobe. Hinged doors open the whole wardrobe at once and allow door-mounted accessories. Walk-in closets can have no doors at all, or glass doors to show off bags and shoes.
2. Plan the inside around what you own
- Long hanging for dresses, abayas and coats
- Double short hanging for shirts and jackets, which doubles capacity
- Drawers for folded clothes and accessories
- Shelves for jumpers and bags
- Shoe racks, pull-out trouser rails and jewellery trays
Count your items by type before the site visit. It is the fastest way to a layout that fits.
3. Typical dimensions
| Element | Common size |
|---|---|
| Wardrobe depth | About 55 to 60 cm for hanging |
| Long hanging height | About 150 to 170 cm clear |
| Short hanging height | About 90 to 105 cm clear |
| Shelf spacing | About 30 to 40 cm |
These are starting points. We adjust every measurement to your room, ceiling height and clothes.
4. Lighting and finishes
LED strips under shelves or inside the carcass make a wardrobe much easier to use. Finishes can match your doors or kitchen: veneer, lacquer, laminate, mirror or glass with bronze or black frames.
5. Build it to the ceiling
Floor-to-ceiling wardrobes look built-in, avoid dust on top and add valuable storage for suitcases and seasonal items.