Fitted Wardrobes in Bristol

Cost depends on the width of the run, how complex the interior is, and the finish. A single alcove wardrobe is a very different job from a full wall with drawers, internal lighting and a hand-painted finish.

Because every wardrobe is built to measure, we quote after seeing the room rather than working from a price list. Quotes are free, itemised, and carry no obligation.

Yes — sloping ceilings are one of the main reasons people give up on off-the-shelf wardrobes. We build the carcass to follow the pitch of the roof, so storage runs right into the eaves instead of leaving a dead triangle of wasted space behind a standard rectangular unit.

They are arguably where fitted wardrobes make the biggest difference. The alcoves either side of a chimney breast are rarely a standard width, rarely perfectly square, and rarely the same as each other.

A built-to-measure wardrobe is scribed to the existing walls and skirting, so it sits flush against them and reads as part of the house rather than a box pushed into a gap.

Yes. Wardrobes can be hand-painted in any colour, including matching an existing wall colour or the skirting and architrave already in the room. Door styles can be matched to the period of the property too — shaker, panelled, or flat contemporary fronts.

All of it. That includes Clifton, Redland, Bishopston, Cotham, Southville, Bedminster, Totterdown, Knowle, Easton, Horfield, Henleaze, Westbury-on-Trym and Fishponds, plus surrounding areas such as Long Ashton, Portishead, Clevedon, Keynsham, Thornbury and Yate.

If you're not sure whether you're in range, just ask — we're happy to travel for the right project.

For older houses, usually yes. Freestanding wardrobes are built to standard sizes, so in a period room they tend to leave gaps at the sides, a dust trap on top and dead space behind.

A fitted wardrobe uses the full height and width available. In a small Bristol bedroom that can be the difference between a room that works and one that feels cramped.