Walk-In Closet System
Open hanging, shelving and drawer towers laid out to what you actually own.
Product range
Wardrobes & Closets
A wardrobe is the cheapest storage in the house per square metre, and the one most often laid out from a catalogue. We set rail heights, drawer counts and shelf depths from a short written audit of your clothes, shoes and equipment, then cut every panel to your ceiling.
What buyers ask
Where the questions usually land in this range
- Will the doors clear the bed and the bedside tables?
- How much hanging versus shelving do I actually need?
- Can the unit go to the ceiling without a gap?
- Is a walk-in worth it, or is a full wall of robes better?
Specification baseline
- Hanging depth
- 580 mm clear
- Shelving depth
- 350 mm for folded items
- Long hang
- 1750 mm rail height
- Double hang
- 2 × 1000 mm
- Doors
- Hinged, sliding, mirror or open
These are our default positions. Where a project specifies otherwise, note it in the enquiry and we will set out to your specification.
How we approach this range
Audit first, layout second
A short list of what you own determines the layout better than any showroom module. Long garments, suits, shoes and luggage each get a properly sized zone.
Cut to your ceiling
Panels are cut to your measured ceiling height with a scribe filler at the top, so a sloping or uneven ceiling does not leave a dust-collecting gap.
One finish across the house
Wardrobe fronts use the same board and edge as the kitchen, so the house reads as one specification rather than a series of purchases.
Configurations
The configurations in this range
Each entry states the door profile, carcass board, edge treatment and hardware we would specify by default, so you can compare it against your own drawings first.
Sliding Door Wardrobe
Full-height sliding fronts where a hinged door would not clear the bed.
Bedroom Wall Wardrobe
A wall of storage that reads as part of the room, not as furniture in it.
This range in place
Frequently asked
- Should I choose a walk-in or a wall of robes?
- A walk-in needs roughly 2.1 m of clear space in both directions to be comfortable. Below that, a full wall of robes with a good internal layout usually stores more in less floor area. We will tell you which one your room actually supports.
- Do you fit internal drawer systems?
- Yes. Drawer boxes, dividers and lift-up systems are produced as part of the carcass. The brand of runner is confirmed at order so spare parts stay available in Australia.
Other ranges
- Custom Kitchen CabinetsBuilt to your drawings, not to a fixed catalogue.
- Bathroom VanitiesBuilt for a wet room, not adapted from a dry one.
- Interior Doors & Wall PanelsThe details that decide whether a house feels architect-designed.
- Whole-Home CabinetsEvery cabinet in the house, drawn as one system.
- Living, Study & Laundry JoineryThe rooms that get forgotten in the budget and used every day.