Wardrobes planned
around the room.
SNEJ develops wardrobes and fitted storage around room dimensions, storage priorities and the surrounding interior. The scope can range from one room to a coordinated package across a residence or development.
Start with the part of the wardrobe you need.
Review complete wardrobe references, visible doors and finishes, and internal accessories separately. The approved choices then come together in the room-by-room wardrobe schedule.
Wardrobe collections
These references help establish the wardrobe type, proportion and storage direction. Final dimensions, internal divisions and installation details are developed around the room and the project schedule.
- References: HKW-1 to HKW-26
- Layouts: Fitted, sliding and walk-in
Wardrobe doors & finishes
Wardrobe fronts define the visible rhythm of the room. This section brings door styles and finish charts together so profile, colour, grain, sheen and edge treatment can be reviewed as one specification.
- Door styles: CD-001 to CD-041
- Finish families: ENF, FF, PVC and PET
Interior accessories
Internal accessories turn the approved wardrobe layout into practical daily storage. Each organizer must be checked against cabinet width, depth, door clearance and the items it is intended to hold.
- Storage: Hanging, shoes, ties and jewelry
- Checks: Width, depth and clearance
Four decisions that shape the wardrobe.
The quotation and approved drawings bring these decisions together. A catalogue image begins the discussion; the project documents control what is made.
Room and layout
We review wall dimensions, ceiling height, openings, circulation and site conditions before setting out the wardrobe.
Exterior design
Door style, finish family, colour, grain direction and opening method are recorded for each wardrobe type.
Internal organization
Hanging, shelves, drawers and shoe storage are balanced around the people and rooms included in the project.
Accessories and hardware
Organizers, rails, handles and fittings are checked against the approved construction, clearances and daily use.
What to send us.
Send the information already available. We can identify what still needs to be resolved before the wardrobe specification is ready.
- Dimensioned plan and elevations
- Wardrobe quantities, rooms and unit types
- Preferred HKW references
- Door operation and finish direction
- Internal storage priorities
- Accessory and hardware requirements
- Project destination and programme
Questions buyers usually ask.
Do you make wardrobes to room dimensions?
Yes. Wardrobe and storage enquiries are reviewed against the supplied room dimensions and required internal configuration.
Can one project include different wardrobe layouts?
Yes. Provide a room or unit schedule so each configuration and quantity can be identified during specification.
Can wardrobes match the kitchen and doors?
The visible finish direction can be coordinated across SNEJ cabinetry, wardrobes and interior doors, subject to the approved project specification.