Fitted wardrobe questions answered

Sliding doors suit rooms where floor space is tight, because they don’t swing open. Hinged doors give full access to the whole interior and suit classic or period rooms. Compare them on our sliding and hinged wardrobe pages.

There’s a wide range, including matt colours, woodgrain effects, high gloss, painted styles, mirrored fronts and glass. We bring samples to your consultation so you can compare them in your own light.

Yes. Mirrored doors are popular because they reflect light and make rooms feel larger. Glass panels come in clear, frosted and smoked finishes for a dressing-room look.

Yes. Options include LED strips above rails or under shelves, often on sensors so they switch on when the doors open. Lighting makes clothes easier to see.

It depends on size, door style, materials and interior fittings. After your free consultation you’ll receive a clear, itemised quotation. Our fitted wardrobe costs guide explains what affects the price and includes a quick budget planner.

Yes. The design visit, measurements and quotation are completely free and there’s no obligation to go ahead.

Payment terms are set out in your quotation. If spreading the cost matters to you, ask at your consultation and we’ll explain what’s available at the time.

Many buyers and tenants like good fitted storage. However, we can’t promise any specific effect on a property’s value.

As a rough guide, the full process usually takes two to six weeks. That covers the consultation, design sign-off, production and installation. Simpler wardrobes can be quicker, while walk-ins and whole-room schemes may take longer. We give you a clear timeline at the start. See our installation process.

A typical single-wall bedroom wardrobe is often fitted in one to two days. Larger or more complex projects take longer, and we’ll tell you what to expect in advance.

Yes, if you need us to. We can take out existing wardrobes before installing your new ones. Just mention it when you enquire so we can include it in your quote.

No. Uneven walls are normal, especially in older North East homes. We measure at several points, level the carcasses and scribe the edges to your walls and ceiling for a tight fit.

We’re based in Newcastle upon Tyne and cover the North East, including Gateshead, Sunderland, Durham, Jesmond, Gosforth, Heaton, North Shields and Whitley Bay.

They’re designed as permanent fixtures. They can technically be dismantled, but because they’re built to measure for one room, they won’t fit the same way elsewhere.

Warranty details depend on the materials and hardware chosen and are explained clearly in your quotation before you place an order.

Yes. They’re popular with landlords because they provide durable, space-saving storage that appeals to tenants, without bulky freestanding furniture.

Wipe doors with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners. Keep sliding tracks free of dust, and if a door needs adjusting over time, get in touch. Most hinges and runners can be adjusted.