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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

Wardrobe common dimensions

These numbers come straight from this template's adjustable ranges and defaults, so they update whenever the template does.

Dimension	Adjustable range	Template default
Length	up to 2400 mm (240 cm)	1200 mm (120 cm)
Width (depth)	up to 800 mm (80 cm)	600 mm (60 cm)
Height	up to 2500 mm (250 cm)	2000 mm (200 cm)
Panel thickness	9–35 mm (0.9–3.5 cm)	18 mm (1.8 cm)
Leg height	0–400 mm (0–40 cm)	80 mm (8 cm)

Main dimensions list only the upper bound: the template has no meaningful lower limit. Values in mm with cm in brackets.

How to pick your sizes

Depth 55–60 cm: a hanging garment is about 55 cm across, so anything shallower jams the doors.
Rod height from the floor: 150–180 cm for long garments, 90–110 cm for shirts; a double rod runs about 180–200 cm over 90–100 cm.
Shelves for folded clothes 30–40 cm apart.

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.