Bespoke Hinged Wardrobes, Made to Measure

They can be, but sliding doors are usually more practical in small rooms. Hinged doors need space in front of the wardrobe to swing open, so in a tight bedroom we often recommend sliding doors instead, or a mix of the two.

Our made-to-measure hinged doors can be up to 2.5m tall, and we can add cornices or infill panels to take the wardrobe right up to a higher ceiling.

Each hinged door has a practical maximum width of around 600mm, because wider doors put too much strain on the hinges. Longer runs simply use more doors.

Yes. Soft-close hinges are fitted as standard, so doors close quietly and gently every time.

Yes. Every style in our range can be made with glazed options, and we can fit mirrors to the inside or outside of doors. All our glass and mirrors comply with BS 6206 safety requirements.

Generally, yes. Hinged doors usually use more wood and take longer to fit precisely, so they tend to cost more than sliding doors of a similar size. Every wardrobe is quoted individually after we have measured your room.

Yes. Handles are part of the design, and we offer a range of styles and finishes, from traditional knobs and bow handles in brushed nickel or bronze to slim modern bar handles. We can show you options at the showroom.

A front frame wardrobe is built into the opening and uses your walls, floor and ceiling as part of the structure, which gives the most storage. A full carcass wardrobe has its own sides, back, base and lid, which suits rooms where you want a fully lined interior or freestanding sections. We will recommend the right option at your survey.

Yes. Framed and panelled door styles, cornices and traditional handles can be chosen to complement original features, so your wardrobe feels part of the house.

Yes. Door samples and finishes are on display at our Dorking showroom, which has ample free parking. Visits are by appointment, so call 01306 741488 to book.