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Use the 100cm Wide Wardrobes category to compare choices that organise hanging clothes, folded items and accessories within a defined storage area. Compare door type, internal rails, shelving, drawers, height and assembly requirements to identify the right balance of appearance and function. The size-led focus makes accurate room measurements and usable clearance central to the decision. Sliding doors suit tighter layouts, while hinged doors need clear space in front.
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100cm Wide Wardrobes buying guide

100cm Wide Wardrobes are a practical middle ground when you want useful hanging space without taking up too much floor area. In this size, many options are two-door designs with one hanging rail, making them suitable for everyday clothing storage in smaller bedrooms, guest rooms or compact main bedrooms.

Across this category, widths sit close to 100cm, while heights are usually between 190cm and 220cm, with a few lower pieces also available. Depths vary, so it is worth checking how far the wardrobe will project into the room and leaving enough space for the doors to open and for easy movement past the bed. If you want a taller look, browse Tall Wardrobes or see Wardrobes 190cm to 220cm High.

100cm Wide Wardrobes storage options

Most 100cm Wide Wardrobes here are hinged-door models, and many include shelves as well as the main rail. That makes them useful if you want room for folded knitwear, shoes or storage boxes alongside hanging clothes. Style-wise, the range leans modern, with some Scandinavian, rustic and classic looks.

For more options, browse our full Wardrobes collection.

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FAQs on 100cm Wide Wardrobes

What door types are best for a 100cm wardrobe in a small bedroom?

Sliding doors are ideal for small bedrooms as they dont swing into the room and require no clearance space. Hinged doors need 60–90cm of floor space to open fully. Folding doors offer a middle ground, taking up less space than hinged but more than sliding options.

Most 100cm wardrobes offer 80–95cm of usable hanging rail width once you account for the frame and door mechanisms. Expect to hang 40–60 garments depending on thickness and whether you double-hang sections. Check individual product specs for exact rail configuration and height.

A 100cm wardrobe suits single-person bedrooms and small spaces, offering 80–95cm hanging width. A 150cm wardrobe provides significantly more storage for couples or families, with 130–140cm hanging capacity. Choose based on room width, clothing volume, and whether you need separate hanging zones.

Drawers are better for folded items like jumpers and underwear as they hide clutter and protect fabrics. Shelves offer flexibility to mix hanging and folding storage. Many 100cm wardrobes combine both—drawers at the base and hanging rail above. Check your clothing needs before ordering.

Measure wall width (minimum 100cm), floor-to-ceiling height (most wardrobes are 180–220cm), and depth (typically 52–62cm from wall). If choosing hinged doors, add 60–90cm clearance space in front. Sketch your room layout to check door swing doesnt block windows or other furniture.

Self-assembly typically takes 2–4 hours with two people for a standard 100cm wardrobe. Flat-pack models with pre-drilled panels assemble faster than traditional builds. Ready-assembled options are available but cost more. Full instructions and fixings are included; allow extra time if youre new to furniture assembly.

Standard delivery takes 5–10 working days. Next-day and express options are available on selected in-stock models. Large wardrobes require a two-person delivery service booked at checkout. Check stock status on your chosen model, as made-to-order options may take longer.

Yes, 100cm wardrobes offer excellent value for small bedrooms and starter homes. They cost £200–£800 depending on materials, fittings, and door type. Budget models provide solid storage; mid-range options include better internal fittings and finishes. Compare per-cm-width cost across brands for true value.

Most 100cm wardrobes use engineered wood, solid wood, or MDF with veneers or melamine finishes. Oak and walnut are premium options offering durability and aesthetic appeal. Budget ranges use particle board with foil finishes. Check the specification for material type, as it affects longevity and maintenance needs.

Dust regularly with a soft cloth; use wood-specific cleaners on solid or veneered surfaces monthly. Wipe spills immediately to prevent water damage. Check hinges and sliding mechanisms quarterly, applying furniture oil if needed. Keep wardrobes away from direct sunlight and excessive heat to prevent warping.

Yes, 100cm wardrobes fit well in alcoves and corners if your wall space is straight and square. Measure the alcove width, height, and depth carefully—walls arent always perfectly plumb. Sliding or folding doors work better in tight spaces than hinged doors, which may catch on adjacent walls.
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