Construct a Built-In Wardrobe - Fully Captioned!
A built-in wardrobe, make the best use of space, door gear explained, internal fitments, hanging rails and shelving.
Construct a Built-In Wardrobe - Fully Captioned! free download
A built-in wardrobe, make the best use of space, door gear explained, internal fitments, hanging rails and shelving.
When I'm planning a wardrobe project, begin with a fundamental decision-making process that involves considering a few key options. First, I ask myself: should this be a traditional hinged door type, or a more modern sliding door system? sliding doors are the choice so, there’s another decision to make—should the doors be top-hung roller style or bottom-roller? Each type has its own set of advantages in terms of installation, durability, and ease of use. Alternatively, depending on the space available, I might even consider creating a walk-in wardrobe, which offers a more luxurious and spacious layout.
A built-in wardrobe, regardless of the door mechanism, tends to offer significantly more storage capacity per cubic foot compared to most freestanding, store-bought wardrobes. The biggest advantage? Complete customization. Unlike mass-produced units, a built-in can be tailored precisely to fit the dimensions of your room and your specific storage needs. For example, in the design I’m building here, I’ve included a hanging rail positioned halfway up the interior to accommodate shirts and jackets, while reserving the entire upper section for storage—ideal for storing boxes, seasonal clothing, bedding, or other less frequently used items. The result is both efficient and tailored to the user’s lifestyle.
