How We Can Help You Design Your Ultimate Built-In Wardrobe

A built-in wardrobe may have a lot of benefits, but if it's not made right, you'll have problems and won't be able to get the most out of it in your Adelaide home. Of course, many things are required to create a functional, efficient, and organised wardrobe where all your belongings will be stored and arranged well.

Here are some tips to help you plan your ultimate built-in wardrobe for your Adelaide home:

1. Know the number of your clothes and items.

Before you start designing a built-in wardrobe for your Adelaide home, please take the time to find out the number of clothes you have and the dimensions when folded (which are how many inches long, wide, and so on) that can contain all your clothes and belongings—knowing these little details sets you on track to building your ultimate wardrobe.

2. Prioritise the amount of single and double-hanging sections.

You should take a good look at the clothes contained in the rooms of your Adelaide home. This information helps you decide whether the hanging section in your built-in wardrobe will be a single or double hanging section.

Clothes that can be hung in a double hanging section include cloth and trousers, which can be hung together, skirts, slacks, and blouses, while single hanging sections are for jackets, long coats, and dresses.

3. Use corners.

A built-in wardrobe is custom-made, meaning it can be made to suit available spaces and corners. There can never be enough space for your belongings, so try to utilise as much space as possible.

If you do not have corners, you can have an overhead wardrobe to create another space to contain any item of your choice. Plus, it gives your wardrobe a unique design.

4. Create a walkway.

A walkway is a space created to walk through at the side of your built-in wardrobe, and this space is also used to set up drawers. Please ensure it is at least 24 inches wide, but the common size is 36 inches wide. Even so, you and the other people who share the closet can walk through it easily.

5. Create enough space for your shoe collection.

When you design your built-in closet, ensure enough space for all your shoe collections. Adequately stored shoes last longer. At least leave a length of 12 inches in width and 9–17 inches in height per pair of shoes.

Conclusion

Designing a built-in wardrobe for your Adelaide home is tricky and should not be rushed. Taking your time when building a built-in wardrobe ensures that all your belongings are correctly organised.

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