3D visualisationWardrobe wall in dark oak 
3D visualisationBirch plywood with white doors Older flats often have high ceilings, narrow niches and walls that are not quite straight. A wardrobe built to measure uses the whole wall. You build it in our designer, choose material, doors and interior, and see the price while you choose. The designer is in Danish, but it works with pictures, and you can always write to us in English.
White melamine is the simple, hard-wearing choice. Oak, beech or ash veneer gives a wardrobe that looks like solid wood. Pine or birch plywood shows its layered edge, and compact laminate is for damp rooms. The material moves the price more than anything else, so the designer lets you swap it and compare.
The door is the part you look at every day, so it is worth choosing with care. It can match the carcass or contrast with it, with or without handles.
Shelves, a hanging rail and drawers decide what the wardrobe can hold. Each cabinet gets its own interior, and a top cabinet can take the space up to the ceiling.
Before we start production, you approve a drawing with the final measurements. The wardrobe is delivered flat-packed, so it can be carried up the stairs, and we can assemble and install it by arrangement. We deliver across Denmark.
Built in the designer. Open the designer and start from one of the examples, or from scratch.
We reply in English. Drawings and tender documents in Danish or English are both fine. We read the material and come back with the questions that need answering, and a price.