December 7, 2020

4 Things You Need to Know About Bespoke Wardrobes

If you're seeking more storage space in your bedroom, you're not alone. Wardrobes across the UK are full to the brim with clothes, shoes and other items we may cram in. Freestanding, off-the-shelf wardrobes compound the problem as they don't utilise the space or allow for customisation.

A simple way to add more storage space to your room is with bespoke fitted wardrobes. They instantly create more space, add value to your property, and are available in all sizes and finishes to suit all interiors.

If you're considering investing in bespoke wardrobes for your bedroom, here are four things you need to know:

1. Future-proof your wardrobe with a bespoke furniture company

Choose a bespoke furniture company that will work from concept to completion, and that will help with design and installation. Not only will this avoid costly mistakes, but will help you gain the most out of your space, as they will factor your unique requirements.

As fitted wardrobes are a long-lasting solution, it's essential to future-proof your investment, so that it will suit your requirements and interior design taste in years to come. Working with a bespoke furniture specialist will help you achieve this.

2. Always do your preparation

Before installing your fitted wardrobes, you will need to make some preparations. First, determine what the ceiling hight is at both ends of the room, as well as the middle, to determine whether or not your wardrobe needs to accommodate a sagging ceiling.

Secondly, you must check the floor is level. When it comes to the surface of the floor, it's best to fit your wardrobe onto a hard floor. Fitting on to carpet can cause the wardrobe to drop over time.

3. Ensure your bespoke wardrobe will fit perfectly

Does your bespoke wardrobe need to be fitted into an alcove or eaves? Does the room include coving or skirting boards? Exact measurements must be provided to ensure your wardrobe fits perfectly.

Bespoke furniture can provide a solution to concealing unsightly wires, cables or controls. For this to occur, electrical plugs will be factored into your design.

4. Consider the inside of your fitted wardrobe

The inside of your bespoke wardrobe must be as beautiful as the outside. Choose a reputable bespoke furniture company that can factor your storage requirements.

Whether you have an array of tailored suits or long dresses, a passion for designer shoes, a bespoke furniture specialist will be able to offer an array of hidden-away and display options to suit you and your lifestyle, including; hanging rails, shoe and trouser racks, and hidden pull-out shelving.