If You Have The Room, We Have The Wardrobe

Here at Furniture4yourhome we have a fantastic range of wardrobes that will suit every requirement, home and decor.

Whether you want a child’s wardrobe, one for a gentlemen, or the lady of the house we can help. 

If you want full hanging, or something with drawers and internal shelving, there is something for everyone in our range.

We can manufacture wardrobes with a single door, 2,3,4,6 and even 8 or 10 door configurations, we offer a range of standard sizes, plus an almost infinite variety of bespoke widths, heights and depths.

Our wardrobes can also be supplied in Waxed or painted Pine, Oak and in the case of our bespoke made to measure wardrobes - Tulip wood. Its strength, durability and close grain structure with minimal knots makes it the perfect choice for our handmade painted furniture wardrobe ranges - In particular our premium made to measure Farrow and Ball painted collections and our Mottis furniture range. 

Apart from our standard ranges of wardrobes, we do specialise in the manufacturing of large, made to measure wardrobes.

We can provide a wardrobe in virtually any size, and configuration. 

"If you have a space in your bedroom, we can make a wardrobe to fit in it."

Many of the large wardrobes that we make are over 10 feet long, they are hand made and fully assembled in the factory before being delivered to your home.

Our fully trained delivery teams will deliver and place your new wardrobe into your bedroom, ensuring that every drawer, and door is working perfectly before leaving your home.

Getting Your New Wardrobe Upstairs

Your new wardrobe is sent out from the factory fully assembled, but we face a common problem with our larger bespoke pieces in that its virtually impossible to get a wardrobe that could potentially be 10 feet long and 6-7 feet high up the stairs, round tricky bends and through bedroom doors.

Our delivery staff are also trained bedroom fitters and depending on access, they will dismantle, place and re-assemble your wardrobe into its position piece by piece, ensuring that your new wardrobe is correctly installed and ready to hang your clothing before leaving your home.

This is How We Do it:

Position The Plinth Section - The foundation of the wardrobe, ensuring that its completely level, we first position the plinth:

Add The Base Section - If your wardrobe has a base section containing drawers, that is then fixed onto the plinth:

Add The Hanging Sections - The individual hanging sections are now added one at a time, we ensure that each door is hung squarely and working smoothly:

Fit Any Internal Shelves and Drawers - We complete the job by fitting the top cornices and any internal rails, drawers and shelving:

Your new wardrobe is now ready for you to start using it.

If you need a new wardrobe, whatever size or style, check out our bedroom wardrobes to buy online or pop over to our showroom in Hertford, where we would be happy to welcome you and discuss your requirements with you.



from List Posts from Furniture 4 Your Home https://www.furniture4yourhome.co.uk/blog/post/do-you-need-a-new-wardrobe
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