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Wardrobe

A wardrobe that fits the wall, not the showroom

Advanced template · hanging rods / drawers / shelves freely configured for any wall dimension

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Wardrobe design details

What's distinctive about this template

Wireframe — see structure
Hanging rod, drawers, shelf positions adjustable in real time via wireframe

Wardrobe configurations
Hanging rod, drawers, upper shelf, lower shoe grid, top cabinet — mix freely

Cabinet interior view
Toggle hidden-panel mode to see inner dividers, slide positions, shelf structure

Design highlights

What this template's algorithm handles for you

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Built-in size minus tolerance

Auto-deducts 1–2 cm install slack

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Rod height by gender

Women 110, men 140

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Sliding / hinged / none

Auto-suggests by bed distance

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0–6 drawers

Mid-lower placement works best

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Saves $2.5–3k vs custom

Materials only $600–900

What this template builds for you

Wardrobes are the most space-occupying piece of furniture in a home — and the one most worth custom-building. Custom-built quotes run $2,500–4,500. DIY material cost is $600–900 — plus the skills to build a furniture-grade piece that'll last 30 years.

This template takes your wall opening (width × depth × height) and lays out hanging-rod positions (110 cm for women's clothing, 140 cm for men's; double rod possible), drawer count, top shelving for off-season storage, and optional bottom shoe row. Door style: hinged (cheapest), sliding (won't hit the bed), or no doors (fastest build).

Key dimensions: depth 60 cm minimum (hanging clearance), single-bay width 90–100 cm (rod doesn't sag), total height 5 cm under ceiling (need clearance to wrestle in). The template configures to your dimensions. Saved $2,000+ in build cost, and now you've got the skills for headboards, dressing tables, and storage built-ins.

Who this template suits

✓ Recommended for

· Building a wall-fit wardrobe for a new home
· Saving $2K+ on built-in quotes
· Learning large-case construction

× Not for

· Renting with no permitted wall fixings
· Want lit interior, mirrored doors, etc. (specialty hardware required)
· No way to move 180 cm panels into the room

Parameters you can adjust

The algorithm auto-computes dimensions, joinery, and material usage.

Wall opening

W × D × H, leave 1–2 cm install allowance

Hanging rods

Heights 110–180 cm allow double rod; lower = single

Drawers

0–6 drawers, recommended mid-to-lower zone

Door style

Hinged / sliding / open

Enter sizes, get everything

Six deliverables in one pass — print A4 and walk into the shop.

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Engineering views

Front / side / top auto-dimensioned

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Perspective

3D rotatable, explodable, see inside

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Joinery detail

Every joint zoomed and dimensioned

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Cut list

Per-part sizes, board-foot conversion, waste estimate

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Cut layout

Optimized stock layout, minimum waste

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A4 PDF

One-click print for the shop

Real generated output

The screens below are actually generated from the Wardrobe template — apply your sizes and they update live.

Engineering views
Front / side / top fully auto-dimensioned

Cut layout
Algorithmic nesting, minimum waste — hand to the lumber yard and cut straight from it

Cut list
Per-part sizes with board-foot conversion, printable for the shop

Build steps
Stock prep through finishing, every step timed

3D perspective
Rotatable, explodable, see the joinery inside

※ These regenerate live whenever you tweak size, wood, or style

When you'd build one

New build-in

Master bedroom 200 × 60 × 240 cm wall — custom quote was $4K; in-house material is $850.

Walk-in closet

Full U-shape walk-in — quotes run $10K+ — DIY in stages over several months.

Kids' growing wardrobe

Modular wardrobe rebuilt as kids grow and their wardrobe needs change.

Wedding prep

Build six months pre-wedding, move in with a full wardrobe — cheaper and faster than booking a builder post-wedding.

4 preset variations

Swap styles in one click — no need to re-adjust every parameter from scratch.

Double-hang rod

Upper short-hang + lower full-hang — doubles capacity, no wasted vertical space.

Hang + drawer

Upper hang + lower 3-drawer — best categorized storage for a master bedroom.

Sliding-door compact

Sliding doors with single hang — fits even when bed-to-wardrobe is < 70 cm.

Open-top + hang

Top shelf open for off-season bedding, lower hang for daily — clean visual integration.

FAQ

Does wardrobe depth have to be 60 cm?+

For hanging clothes, yes — hanger width is ~45 cm + 15 cm air = 60 cm minimum so doors don't catch. Pure folded-clothes storage works at 45 cm.

Sliding vs hinged doors?+

Sliding saves swing-out space but the hardware costs 3× and needs maintenance. Rule of thumb: bed-to-wardrobe < 70 cm = sliding, > 70 cm = hinged.

Can I install it myself?+

Yes but you need two people — wardrobes are heavy. Assemble flat, then stand up. Don't assemble inside the room and try to lift.

Back panel?+

Strongly recommended. Without one, clothes catch on the wall, dust accumulates. 9 mm plywood back is enough — no need to go thicker.

Hanging-rod spec?+

25 mm steel rod (a few dollars per foot) is the universal standard. Spans > 90 cm want a center support bracket. Aluminum rods aren't notably more durable — save the money.