Walk-In Wardrobes

Walk-in wardrobes offer several benefits for homeowners who are looking to maximise their storage space and simplify their daily routines. Some of the main benefits of walk-in wardrobes include:

• More space: Walk-in wardrobe designs offer more space than traditional wardrobes, allowing you to store more clothing, shoes, and accessories. With more space, you can keep your clothing and accessories organised and easily accessible.
• Better organisation: With a walk-in wardrobe, you can better organise your clothing and accessories, making it easier to find what you need and get dressed quickly in the morning. They often include features like built-in walk-in wardrobe shelving, drawers, and hanging rods, making it easy to store and organise your clothing and accessories.
• Increased home value: Walk-in wardrobes are a popular feature in modern homes, and having one can increase the value of your property if you ever decide to sell.
• More privacy: With a walk-in wardrobe, you can keep your clothing and accessories separate from your main living area, providing more privacy and reducing clutter in your bedroom.
• Modular: Walk-in wardrobes are highly modular, allowing you to design a storage solution that meets your unique needs and preferences. At Kitset Wardrobes, we offer a wide range of combinable walk-in wardrobe systems, including different sizes, layouts, and storage options, so you can create a walk-in wardrobe storage system that suits you. 

The time it takes to assemble a walk-in wardrobe will depend on the complexity of the design and the size of the wardrobe. Generally, walk-in wardrobes take longer to assemble than traditional wardrobes because of their larger size and more intricate design. However, with the help of clear instructions and the right tools, most walk-in wardrobes can be assembled within a few hours to a day.

 At Kitset Wardrobes, we provide detailed assembly instructions and videos with all of our walk-in wardrobe systems to make the assembly process as easy and straightforward as possible. We also recommend having a clear workspace and enlisting the help of a friend or family member to make the process go more smoothly. If you have any questions or need assistance with the assembly process, our customer service team is always available to help.

Yes, you can install a walk-in wardrobe yourself, without the need for a professional. Kitset Wardrobes' walk-in wardrobes are designed to be easily assembled by anyone, regardless of their level of DIY experience. All necessary components and instructions are included in the walk-in wardrobe system, and the components are pre-cut and pre-drilled for easy assembly. While some basic tools may be required, such as a screwdriver and a hammer, no unique knowledge or equipment is needed.

That being said, walk-in wardrobes are larger and more complex than traditional wardrobes, so it is important to carefully read the assembly instructions that come with the product and to follow them carefully. Having a friend or family member to help can also make the process easier and faster. At Kitset Wardrobes, we provide detailed assembly instructions and videos to guide you through the process and ensure that your walk-in wardrobe is assembled correctly. If you have any questions or need assistance with the installation process, our customer service team is always available to help.

Measuring your space accurately is an important first step when planning to install a walk-in wardrobe. Here are some steps to follow when measuring your space for a walk-in wardrobe:

• Determine the location: Decide on the location where you want to install your walk-in wardrobe. Make sure you have enough space to accommodate the size of the wardrobe you want.
• Measure the width: Measure the width of the space where you want to install the walk-in wardrobe. Make sure to measure from wall to wall and note down the measurement.
• Measure the depth: Measure the depth of the space where you want to install the walk-in wardrobe. This measurement should be taken from the back wall to the front edge of the space where you want to install the wardrobe.
• Measure the height: Measure the height of the space where you want to install the walk-in wardrobe. Make sure to measure from the floor to the ceiling and note down the measurement.
• Note down any obstacles: Take note of any obstacles, such as windows, doors, or radiators, that may affect the installation of your walk-in wardrobe.
• Consult with Kitset Wardrobes: After taking these measurements, you can consult with Kitset Wardrobes to determine which walk-in wardrobe system will work best for your space.

By following these steps and measuring your space accurately, including any obstacles and walk-in wardrobe fittings, you can ensure that your walk-in wardrobe fittings fit perfectly and meets your storage needs.
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