Common wardrobe fittings include hanging rails, drawer channels, pull-out baskets, trouser racks and shoe racks. Plan the internal layout first — long hanging, short hanging, folded storage and drawers — so the fittings match how the wardrobe will be used.
Fittings checklist
- Hanging rails and rail supports for long and short garments
- Hinges or sliding tracks for the shutters
- Drawer channels for internal drawers
- Pull-out baskets, trouser racks or tie racks where useful
- Handles or profiles for the shutters
Plan before you buy
Sketch each section with its width and height, and note what goes in it. That list becomes your hardware order and prevents last-minute changes during carpentry.
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Frequently asked questions
Should wardrobe shutters be hinged or sliding?
Hinged shutters open the full section; sliding shutters save floor space in front. Room size usually decides.
Do I need soft-close fittings in a wardrobe?
It is optional. Soft-close reduces slamming, but standard fittings work well for many wardrobes.
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