Carefully measure the width and height of the opening in which you wish to install your new wardrobe. As your wardrobe is made to measure, it is important to ensure these are accurate.
We use metric measurements in aour manufacturing process and have provided an imperial to metric convertor on our 'build your own wardrobe' page.
The maximum door height is 2440mm, or 8'. This means that the maximum wardrobe height is 2520mm (2600mm for Metro, due to different frame thicknesses) - if your opening is taller than this, we can provide matching header filler panels. There is no minimum door height.
Maximum wardrobe width is 4880mm, or 16', and we have an optimum number of doors for your width.
If your wardrobe is not wall to wall, you will need to add an end panel. When you decide the maximum length you want your wardrobe to be, we will include all panel thicknesses for you within your maximum measurement.
Decide if you would like a closet organiser pack. It makes sense to plan your interior around where the doors cross over to avoid placing shelving units behind a door join point.
The maximum door height is 2440mm, or 8'. This means that the maximum wardrobe height is 2520mm (2600mm for Metro, due to different frame thicknesses) - if your opening is taller than this, we can provide matching header filler panels. There is no minimum door height.
