A guide

How to build a wardrobe

Our wardrobes are made to order, which means a few decisions before it gets built. None of them are complicated. This walks through the four of them in the order we would ask you in the showroom.

1

Start with the width

Measure the wall first. Everything from a single door up to a six door run is built as one piece, so the number you need is the space you have, not the number of doors you want.

Configuration Braemar Hartfield
Single one door 375mm 430mm
Double two doors 750mm 805mm
Three door a double and a single 1125mm 1180mm
Four door two doubles 1500mm 1555mm
Five door two doubles and a single 1875mm 1930mm
Six door three doubles 2250mm 2305mm
All of them are 1880mm tall. Braemar is 545mm deep, Hartfield 530mm. Add a base drawer unit and the height goes up by 295mm, so check your ceiling if you are in a flat with low coombs.
2

Doors only, or doors and drawers

Every width above comes as doors alone, or with a bank of drawers built into the bottom of one section. The drawers sit under a shorter hanging space, which suits shirts and jackets rather than long coats.

Option What you get
Doors only Full height hanging behind every door
One drawer A single deep drawer, good for bedding
Two drawers The most popular choice, and the best all rounder
Three drawers Short hanging over a full bank, so one unit does the job of a wardrobe and a chest
On the single and double wardrobes, the one and three drawer versions are only made with a matching woodgrain or high gloss front. If you want a scoop, panelled or grooved front with drawers, choose the two drawer version.
3

Then decide what goes inside

Every wardrobe comes with a full hanging rail as standard. Anything else is a swap or an addition, fitted at the factory when it is built.

Inside What it does Price
Full hanging Rail at the top, clear below. Fitted as standard Included
Hanging and shelf Rail at the top, one shelf at the bottom £29
Shelf and hanging Shelf above the rail, for bags and boxes £29
Double hanging A second rail halfway down. Roughly doubles the capacity for shirts and jackets £29
Shelf pack Four shelves split equally, turning it into a linen cupboard £69
Shelf pack with divider Hanging down one side, shelves down the other £119 to £129
You are not locked in. The internal fittings are designed to be added or moved at any point, even years after delivery. A wardrobe set up for hanging today will take a shelf pack later without any fuss.
4

Last, the finishing touches

Mirrors are fitted into the door at the factory rather than hung on it afterwards, so they sit flush and there is nothing to work loose.

Extra Price
Mirror pack full door £69
Mirror pack one or two drawer combi £59
Mirror pack three drawer combi £49
Base drawer unit single wardrobe from £149
Base drawer unit double wardrobe from £169
Additional shelves 500mm to 2000mm, all sixteen colours £49 to £89
Locking castors or a lock with two keys £29
Handles fourteen to choose from Included
5

One last thing, before you order

This is the part people forget, and it is the only thing that can go wrong on delivery day.

Because our wardrobes are built and finished in the factory, they arrive as one piece. A six door run is 2305mm of assembled wardrobe coming through your front door, up your stairs and round whatever turn is at the top. It cannot be broken down and rebuilt in the room.

Before you order, measure your narrowest doorway, the width of your stairs and any turn or landing at the top. Bring those three numbers to us. We would far rather work it out with you at the counter than find out on the day. If access is genuinely tight, two separate wardrobes side by side will give you the same run and go in without a problem.

Come and see it

Bring your measurements and we will draw the run out with you

It takes ten minutes at the counter and it saves a lot of guessing. We are inside the Co-op Department Store on Sylvania Way in Clydebank, just along from the Foodfillas cafe. Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm.