Wall to Wall, Floor to Ceiling
Fitted Wardrobes
The gap above a freestanding wardrobe is the most expensive storage in the house. Full height, full width, and holding nothing but dust.
The Difference
Fitted,
Not Placed
A fitted run takes that space back, and the dead corner beside the chimney breast with it. Carcasses are made to your measurements and scribed on site, so the run follows a bowed wall or an out-of-square corner instead of leaving a shadow gap along its edge.
Doors are hung and adjusted last, once the boxes are level. That order is what keeps the gaps even and the faces flush — and it is the difference you notice for the next twenty years, long after the finish has stopped being the thing you look at.
Built to the room's real dimensions, not the nearest standard size
Scribed to walls, skirting and ceiling — no filler strips, no gap above
Interiors planned around your clothes: hanging, drawers, shoes, shelving
Handleless, shaker, fluted, panelled or mirrored faces in your finish
Soft-close hinges and runners throughout as standard
