Bay planning
Treat each bay as its own storage decision.
Choose open or closed fronts, shelving or hanging, shelf count and position, rail quantity and door handing for every bay.
Wardrobe design
Plan every bay, front and storage zone independently.
Configure straight wardrobes from one to eight bays, or use the measured workflow when the wardrobe must follow a sloped ceiling.
- 1–8
- straight wardrobe bays
- 2
- interior types per bay
- 2
- front states per bay
The clear version
What this part of DIY Joinery is for.
The straight-wardrobe recipe exposes only layouts that compile into deterministic rectangular parts. More complex room-fit work begins in the measured planner.
Room fit
Use measurements when the architecture matters.
The detailed workflow records room width, height and ceiling slope before furniture is arranged.
- Straight fitted walls
- Sloped-ceiling wardrobes
- Open and hinged storage
Release control
Hardware and drilling remain reviewable.
Hinges, mounting plates, handles and integrated lighting require compatible article data before CNC release. The preview does not silently convert a concept into production drilling.
Design storage
Start with a straight wardrobe or a measured room.
Choose the workflow that matches the shape of the space.