Wardrobes--Built-In

Built-in wardrobes as opposed to free-standing wardrobes, are integrated in the structure of the room in which they are situated.

Built-in wardrobes are predominantly found as part of a bedroom in modern houses, most often as part of the “master” bedroom suite. Built-in wardrobes are generally included in the design of new houses and are a popular addition to houses undergoing renovation and remodelling. Sliding wardrobe doors are a preferred option if space is limited. There are many different types of sliding doors and they can be made in many different materials and can suit many price points. Hinged wardrobe doors are available in both modern and classic or period designs and finishes to suit any decor.

Walk-in wardrobes are a form of built-in robe, which are large enough to walk inside to store clothes or other objects. They may have lighting, mirrors, and flooring distinct from adjacent rooms and are often attached to an en-suite bathroom, forming part of an entire bedroom suite of bedroom, walk-in robe and bathroom. Walk-in wardrobes can be built in an infinite number of configurations, whether it’s a whole room or just one wall. They provide easy access and add value to your home.

Once you have picked the doors of your new built-in wardrobe, or if you are happy with your existing doors, you will need to pick the internal options. Internal fittings for both built-in and walk-in wardrobes include drawers, hanging rails, shelves, with options for movable sections popular for such things as shoe racks.