What door type should I choose for a 150–190cm wardrobe?

Choose hinged doors for full access and traditional look, but ensure 60–90cm clearance in front. Sliding doors suit tight spaces and smaller rooms. Folding doors offer a middle ground, requiring less swing space than hinged. Check your room layout before ordering.

Do 150–190cm wardrobes come with shelves and hanging space?

Most include a combination of hanging rails, fixed shelves, and sometimes drawers, but layouts vary significantly by model. Some offer adjustable shelving for flexibility. Always review the detailed product specification before purchasing to confirm the internal configuration suits your needs.

How do I measure my space for a 150–190cm wardrobe?

Measure your wall width (at least 150cm), floor-to-ceiling height (most wardrobes are 180–220cm tall), and depth clearance (typically 52–62cm). For hinged doors, add 60–90cm in front for swing space. Measure at multiple points in case walls are uneven.

Is a 150–190cm wardrobe suitable for small bedrooms?

Yes, especially with sliding or folding doors, which require minimal clearance. Measure your available wall space and floor depth first. Sliding doors are ideal if you have limited room width. Avoid hinged doors in tight spaces—they need significant swing clearance.

Whats the difference between built-in and freestanding wardrobes?

Built-in wardrobes are fitted to walls and use floor-to-ceiling space efficiently, ideal for awkward alcoves. Freestanding wardrobes are portable, easier to move, and dont require professional installation. Our 150–190cm range is primarily freestanding, giving you flexibility and simpler assembly.

How long does a 150–190cm wardrobe take to assemble?

Self-assembly typically takes 2–4 hours with two people, depending on door type and internal fittings. Ready-assembled options are available at higher cost. Full instructions are included. For complex models or if youre unsure, professional assembly can be arranged separately.

Whats the typical depth of a 150–190cm wardrobe?

Standard depth is 52–62cm, designed to accommodate standard hangers and clothing. Shallow models (around 50cm) work in tight spaces but offer less hanging depth. Deeper models (60–62cm) provide more storage. Always measure your available floor space before ordering.

Are 150–190cm wardrobes better than smaller sizes for a master bedroom?

A 150–190cm wardrobe offers significantly more storage than smaller widths—roughly 50% more hanging and shelf space. Ideal for couples or anyone with extensive wardrobes. Ensure your bedroom wall can accommodate the width without dominating the space visually.

How should I care for and maintain a 150–190cm wardrobe?

Wipe down regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For wooden finishes, use furniture polish every 3–6 months. For doors, clean glass with appropriate glass cleaner. Ensure the wardrobe is level and secure to walls to prevent tipping. Avoid placing near direct sunlight or heat sources.

Can I fit a 150–190cm wardrobe in a 200cm wide bedroom wall?

Yes, but check clearance before ordering. Youll have approximately 5cm on each side. For hinged doors, ensure you have 60–90cm of open floor space in front for the door swing. Sliding doors are safer if space is tight. Measure multiple times before committing.

What height should I choose: 180cm, 200cm, or 220cm wardrobe?

Choose based on your ceiling height and storage needs. 180cm suits rooms under 2.4m tall. 200cm offers maximum storage in standard rooms. 220cm is ideal for tall ceilings and maximises vertical space. Measure floor to ceiling and subtract 10cm for safety clearance before ordering.

How long is delivery on 150–190cm wardrobes and can I get it sooner?

Standard delivery is 5–10 working days. Express delivery and next-day options are available on selected in-stock models at checkout. Large wardrobes require 2-person delivery, which may incur additional charges. Check estimated delivery dates before purchase confirmation.