Fitted Wardrobe Interiors, Built Around What You Own
Rails, drawers, shelves and shoe storage, laid out for your things rather than to a standard plan. Part of every wardrobe we build.
The Metre of Nothing in Your Wardrobe
Open a standard wardrobe and you will usually find one rail at head height, a shelf above it, and about a metre of empty air underneath the clothes. Shirts and jackets are short. The space below them does nothing at all, in every wardrobe, in most houses.
Put a second rail in that gap and you have doubled what the same width holds, without touching the room. That is before you have added a single drawer.
What Goes Inside
Long hanging
For coats, dresses and anything full length.
Double hanging
Two rails in the height of one. Where most of the extra capacity comes from.
Drawers
For the things that never fold properly and end up in a pile.
Shoe storage
Angled racks or shelves, so they are not in a heap at the bottom.
Shelving
Adjustable, for folded clothes, bags and boxes.
Top boxes
The section above head height, for what you only need twice a year.
Pull-out trouser rails
Trousers hung flat on a rail that slides out, rather than folded over a hanger and creased across the knee.
Slimline accessory drawers
Shallow drawers for watches, jewellery, ties, belts and the small things that end up in a dish on the windowsill.
Pull-out valet rail
Somewhere to hang tomorrow's clothes without taking over the door handle.
Pull-out mirror
A full length mirror that slides out of the run when you want it and disappears when you do not.
We Ask What You Actually Own
Most fitted wardrobes are laid out to a standard plan and you fit your life around it afterwards. We do it the other way round. At the design visit we ask what is going in there before we draw anything.
How much of your clothing hangs and how much folds. Whether two people are sharing it. How many pairs of shoes there really are, honestly. Whether there is sports kit, a hobby, work gear, or a suitcase that needs somewhere better than the top of the wardrobe. Then the inside gets drawn round the answers.
It is the part of the job that makes the difference a year later, and it is the part that gets skipped when a wardrobe is ordered from a catalogue.
Book Your Free Design VisitTwo People, One Wardrobe
A wardrobe shared by two people is the one that causes arguments, usually because it was laid out as one long rail and whoever hangs more has quietly taken over. Splitting the run properly, with the hanging heights set to what each person actually owns, solves it at the design stage rather than afterwards.
Insides of Real Wardrobes
Six of our favourite genuine SP projects, each with the town or village it was fitted in. There are plenty more in the wardrobe gallery.
Cardiff
Oak shelving beside two bays of double hanging
Pontypridd
Grey frame with white drawers and shelving
Newport
Grey frame with a full white storage run
Penarth
Oak interior with drawers and hanging rails
Port Talbot
Mirror sliding doors with one open to show the white interior shelving
Carmarthen
Open white wardrobe interior with double hanging on both sides, central shelves and drawers, and an oak-effect surround before the sliding doors are fitted
Every completed project shown here was measured, built and fitted by SP Mirror Wardrobes.
Book Your Free Design VisitQuestions About Interiors
The wardrobe interior is included in the price given at the design visit. The cost of interiors can vary depending on the extras added — there are no hidden charges.
The layout can be changed after the design visit if given notice. However, changes to an interior after fitting are not guaranteed under warranty.
Yes. Long hanging is one of the first things we set out, because it is the one thing a standard wardrobe usually gets wrong.
That is what the top shelves and the full-height sections are for. Tell us what you'd like, and anything that may need to be stored, at the design visit and we'll strive to find a place for it.
Yes. A full length pull-out mirror can go inside the run as well as mirror doors on the front. Mention it at the design visit and we will plan where it goes.
Yes. We can fit strip lighting inside the wardrobe. Mention it at the design visit and we will plan it into the layout.
Yes, as long as there is space for a wardrobe to be installed, we can install it anywhere you'd like.
Built In From £799
The inside is part of every wardrobe we build, not an upgrade. Sliding wardrobes start at £799 and what you pay comes down to the width of the run and how the inside is laid out. We make everything ourselves in Pontypridd, so there is nobody in the middle adding a margin.
Still deciding? Compare it with mirror sliding doors and glass sliding doors on our sliding wardrobes comparison, and plan what goes solid panel doors.