A built-in wardrobe is the ideal solution to your storage headaches. A professional wardrobe builder will have the expertise and experience to advise and construct your built-in wardrobe, saving you time and money potentially spent rectifying personal mistakes made in your DIY job.

There are three main types of built-in wardrobes you must choose from first, and each comes with their unique advantages and disadvantages, including:

Carcase Construction built in wardrobes allow for:

• Easy plan layouts
• Simple installation
• Easy deconstruction and reconstruction compared to other wardrobes.

Frame Construction built in wardrobes allow for:

• Complete access to all storage
• Fit well under sloped ceilings
• Carry no restrictions in regard to the wardrobes depth
• Is easily installed in front of obstructions, unlike its Carcase counterpart.

Sliding Door built in wardrobes:

• Fit simply into any bedroom design
• May carry wall-to-wall mirrors that make your room look more spacious
• Are practical for layouts where opening doors are restricted with space
• Are generally less expensive than other built-in wardrobes
• Can be set at any depth.

After you have selected your wardrobe of choice, your Built-in wardrobe professional will be able to:

• Draw up a design for the wardrobe.
• Locate electrical wiring systems required for interior lighting installation.
• Contruct the floor, walls, ceiling and shelves of the built-in wardrobe, making sure everything is correctly lined up.
• Design and create a door-frame and door.
• Analyse and decide on what mix of apparel the wardrobe is slated to hold.
• Install the main clothing rod.
• Frame up interior shelving units.