What door types are available in Wardrobes 120cm to 150cm Wide?

Our Wardrobes 120cm to 150cm Wide come with hinged, sliding, and folding doors. Hinged doors offer full access but need floor clearance; sliding doors suit tight spaces without swing room. Check product dimensions to confirm door clearance requirements for your bedroom layout.

Do Wardrobes 120cm to 150cm Wide come with internal fittings?

Most models include hanging rails, fixed shelves, and drawers, though layouts vary significantly. Check the product specification for exact fittings before ordering. Some premium models offer adjustable shelving and pull-out baskets for better organisation.

How do I measure my bedroom for a 120cm to 150cm wardrobe?

Measure your wall width (at least 120–150cm clear), allowing extra space for hinged door swing. Check room height for the wardrobe—most are 180–220cm tall. Also confirm depth: typically 52–62cm. Measure from floor to ceiling and any obstacles like skirting boards.

Do I need professional assembly for a 120cm to 150cm wardrobe?

Most wardrobes in this range require self-assembly, taking 2–4 hours with two people. Ready-assembled options are available and clearly marked on product pages. Full instructions are included; assembly difficulty is generally moderate for DIY-confident buyers.

How long does delivery take for a 120cm to 150cm wardrobe?

Standard delivery takes 5–10 working days. Express and next-day options are available on selected in-stock models. Large wardrobes need 2-person delivery, which is confirmed at checkout and may incur additional fees.

Whats the difference between sliding and hinged wardrobes for small bedrooms?

Sliding doors save floor space as they dont swing outward, ideal for tight layouts. Hinged doors need 80–120cm clearance in front but allow full-width access. Choose sliding if your bedroom is under 3 metres wide or furniture is opposite the wardrobe.

How do I keep a 120cm to 150cm wardrobe clean and maintain it?

Dust weekly with a soft cloth; use mild soap and water for marks on wood or laminate. Avoid harsh cleaners or excess moisture. Check hinges and sliding tracks monthly; apply silicone lubricant if doors stick. Keep the wardrobe away from direct sunlight to prevent colour fading.

Is a 120cm wardrobe wide enough for two peoples clothes?

A 120cm wardrobe can hold two peoples casual wardrobes, though its tight for professional or seasonal clothing. A 135–150cm model is more practical for couples wanting comfortable space and organisation. Maximise capacity with multi-tiered hangers and shelf dividers.

Whats the difference between a wardrobe and a clothes rail or armoire?

Wardrobes offer enclosed storage protecting clothes from dust and sunlight. Clothes rails are open and space-saving but offer no protection. Armoires are smaller standalone pieces; wardrobes are larger built-in or floor-standing units suited to full clothing storage needs.

Are 120cm to 150cm wardrobes good value for money?

Yes, this size range offers excellent value—adequate for most bedrooms at reasonable cost. Budget models (£150–400) suit renters; mid-range (£400–800) offer better fittings and durability. Premium options (£800+) include better materials and organisation features for long-term investment.