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
A place for everything.
Configure supported straight wardrobes from one to eight bays. Sloped and corner designs remain held for a dedicated shaped-furniture workflow.
- 1–8
- straight wardrobe bays
- 2
- interior types per bay
- 2
- front states per bay
Storage, your way
Plan every bay, front and storage zone independently.
Give each straight bay a purpose: shelves or hanging, with open or hinged fronts. Sloped and corner designs remain held for a dedicated furniture workflow.
Room fit
Use measurements when the architecture matters.
Shaped and corner starters are held. Keep site dimensions and constraints for specialist review.
- Straight fitted walls
- Sloped-ceiling wardrobes
- Open and hinged storage
Fittings and detail
Keep the operational details with the design.
Choose compatible hinges, mounting plates, handles and any supported lighting. Exact fittings and drilling are reviewed before production; the preview alone does not approve them.
Plan from the inside out
Give every bay a purpose.
Plan shelves or hanging for each straight bay, then choose open or hinged fronts. Sloped and corner starters remain held for a specialist furniture workflow.
- Shelves or hanging
- Open or hinged fronts
- Straight storage; shaped options held
Plan from the inside out
Storage decisions define the bays before fronts are finalised.
A wardrobe becomes easier to review when each bay has a clear job and its access is considered alongside the room.
Allocate storage zones
Decide which bays need shelves, hanging space or a combination, then set counts and positions.
Check access
Review door handing, open bays and the clear space required in front of every active section.
Match the room
Seek specialist guidance when a slope, return, opening or restricted ceiling controls overall form.
Read furniture-planning guidanceRoom survey
Capture the dimensions that can change the wardrobe.
Do not assume a wall, floor or ceiling is represented by one measurement when the project depends on a close fit.
Configure a straight wardrobeAvailable width at relevant heights
○Floor-to-ceiling height at relevant positions
○Ceiling slope direction and transition
○Skirting, coving, sockets and switches
○Door swing, access and installation space
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Before you begin
A few useful answers.
The practical details, so you can take the next step with confidence.
Can every wardrobe bay have a different interior?
Yes. Supported straight wardrobes allow shelving or hanging decisions to be made by bay.
Should a sloped wardrobe use quick configuration?
No. A sloped footprint is not a finished shaped unit. New shaped starters remain held for their exact furniture workflow.
Does the preview approve hinge drilling?
No. Compatible hardware data and technical output must be reviewed before CNC release.
Design storage
Start with a supported straight wardrobe.
Customise bays, fronts and materials, then save the design for its next stage.