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Bedroom Armoires
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Bedroom Wardrobes
Bedroom wardrobes usually come in three different types: traditional two or three-door wardrobes, pop-up or canvas wardrobes and wardrobes with integrated storage solutions, such as internal shelves or drawers underneath. For those with a little more space, four-door options are also available. Picking the correct wardrobe for your bedroom keeps the room looking great while providing convenient storage and reducing clutter.
Which type of wardrobe should I buy?
The first thing to consider when buying a wardrobe is what it is going to contain. While this might seem obvious it does have a significant impact on your choice of wardrobe. Some wardrobes might only be suitable for hanging clothes in, while others have additional compartments for storing shoes, underwear and folded clothes. Picking the correct wardrobe for your items reduces the chance of any wasted space. The pop-up or canvas wardrobe is the perfect option for those on a tight budget, particularly those in pre-furnished accommodation or in short term accommodation such as student housing. They are lightweight, reasonably inexpensive, easy to assemble and pack down to a convenient and portable size. Because of the modular nature of their construction they often come with the option for additional storage sections which can be used hold a variety of items.
Tips on fitting a wardrobe
• When selecting a wardrobe always measure where you to plan to place it in advance and compare it to the dimensions listed on the website. • If you’re building your wardrobe in-situ make sure you still have space to access the sides, back and top during assembly. • In the case of flat-pack furniture always check which tools are provided for use in its construction. While most come packaged with the correct tools, sometimes putting a wardrobe together calls for an additional screwdriver or allen key.