Wardrobe Planning Tips

Double short hanging (with one hanging rail fixed above another) in a wardrobe is useful for hanging shorter items because it makes the best possible use of the space available
Short hanging or shelving above drawers is also worth considering as is short hanging below shelves
Shaped end wardrobes can “soften” the appearance of a run of wardrobes, for example next to a room entrance or in a window area
Reduced depth wardrobes generally do not allow clothes to hang from left to right. However a pull-out “trombone rail” can be specified to allow for items to hang from back to front
Wardrobes with a pair of left and right-hand folding-doors allow you to see the contents of both wardrobes at the same time
Mirrors on the central doors of a pair of left and right folding-door wardrobes allow when open for a front and back view of the clothes being modelled
A pull out hanging rail fitted between two wardrobes allows for the temporary hanging of items ready for the following day or whilst mixing and matching an outfit
Lighting used on wardrobe cornices can help to brighten dark areas in a room and provide theme mood lighting
Internal lighting can be specified if the general lighting level is low
Wardrobes are most effectively used for hanging clothes. If drawers are required it may be practical to position drawer units elsewhere in the room