Wardrobes

Wardrobes Frequently Asked Questions

How do you build a wardrobe?

All of our wardrobes come with instructions. If you cannot find the assembly instructions, please reach out to our customer service team who will be happy to help.

How deep is a wardrobe?

The depth of a wardrobe can vary depending on the specific design and manufacturer, but a common depth for a standard wardrobe is approximately 60cm. Make sure your check dimensions using a tape measure before making a purchase.

How do you move a wardrobe without dismantling it?

Moving a wardrobe without dismantling it can be challenging, but it's possible with help from others. Take precautions to secure doors and drawers, protect the wardrobe with blankets or wrapping, and lift with caution to ensure a safe and successful move.

Can you paint a wardrobe?

Yes, you can paint a wardrobe. Make sure you have the right type of paint and have the wardrobe's surface cleaned and, if needed, sanded, before you begin. Browse our range of cupboard paint to give your wardrobe a modern makeover or quick refresh.

Do open wardrobes get dusty?

Open wardrobes are more likely to get dusty than wardrobes with doors. Regular dusting and cleaning of the wardrobe can help minimise build up and keep your clothes clean.

How do you stop clothes smelling musty in wardrobe?

Don't worry, we've all been there. Try using vinegar and water. Dilute equal parts vinegar and water into a spay bottle and spray inside your wardrobe. This should remove and prevent any odours in your closet.

How do you adjust wardrobe doors?

First, check the hinges. Most have screws that let you tweak the alignment. If the door is too high or low, adjust the screws to raise or lower it until it’s level. If the door sticks out too much or doesn’t close properly, try adjusting the depth by loosening the screws, repositioning the door, then tightening them again.