Hinged
Full internal access with flexible shutter widths and handle options.
WUDLUX WARDROBES
A refined wardrobe begins with clothing habits, reach, visibility, accessories, lighting and daily use—not only the shutter finish.
STORAGE AS ARCHITECTURE
The best wardrobes begin with an inventory, not a finish sample.
We plan hanging lengths, folded storage, accessories, shoes, seasonal items, valuables, dressing functions and lighting before resolving the external composition.
01 · WARDROBE TYPES
Room size, circulation, shutter width, visual language and storage volume all influence the right format.
Full internal access with flexible shutter widths and handle options.
Space-efficient access where outward-opening shutters are less practical.
A complete dressing environment combining storage, display, mirrors and lighting.
Display-led storage using framed or frameless glass for a boutique-like feel.
Visible, accessible storage with rails, shelves and display zones.
Designed around difficult room geometry with corner access resolved properly.
Wardrobe combined with dresser, TV, study, bedside or panelling.
Daily storage below with seasonal and luggage storage above.
02 · PROPORTION & ACCESS
Typical planning ranges are adjusted to the user, hardware, garments and room conditions.
Common planning depth for practical hanging.
For shirts, jackets and trousers.
For dresses, coats and long garments.
Checked against drawers, seating and circulation.
03 · INTERNAL SYSTEMS
The internal combination should reflect what you actually own rather than a generic shelf-and-rod template.
Full-height rail zone for dresses, coats and long garments.
Single or double-tier hanging for shirts, trousers and jackets.
Soft-close drawers for folded items and personal storage.
Flexible shelf positions that adapt over time.
Dedicated pull-out organisation for formalwear.
Fixed, angled or pull-out systems planned to capacity.
For jewellery, watches, belts, ties and valuables.
Open or protected niches for handbags and statement pieces.
Upper storage for luggage, blankets and seasonal items.
Mirror, drawers, lighting and grooming storage built in.
Dedicated secure zone for a personal safe or locker.
Sensor or switched lighting inside hanging and display zones.
Integrated hamper or concealed basket where useful.
Cosmetics and grooming tools planned within easy reach.
Feature shelves for frequently accessed or display-worthy pieces.
Wardrobe composition extended into media or study furniture.
04 · SHUTTERS & FINISHES
Shutter construction and finish are specified separately from the carcass so aesthetics do not compromise performance.
Durable decorative surface with broad colour and texture options.
Natural wood character for warmer, more individual expression.
Custom colour direction with smooth refined painted surfaces.
Clear, tinted, fluted or framed glass for display-led wardrobes.
Integrated reflective shutters for dressing and visual expansion.
Tactile surfaces for depth and character.
Aluminium and metal framing for contemporary shutters.
Combined materials where one finish alone is not enough.
05 · HARDWARE & ACCESSORIES
Hardware is selected according to load, shutter weight, frequency of use and desired movement quality.
06 · CARCASS MATERIALS
Carcass choice depends on expected life, application, budget and detailing.
Engineered-board option where the approved application makes it suitable.
Long-life plywood specification for premium cabinetry.
Dense multi-ply construction for refined detailing and premium joinery.
Metal, glass and other materials integrated where the design requires them.
07 · THE WARDROBE JOURNEY
Storage planning is resolved before production so every internal component has a reason to be there.
Clothing mix, accessories, shoes, valuables and routines.
Walls, ceiling, openings, switches and circulation.
Hanging, drawers, shelves, loft, locker and dressing functions.
Hinged, sliding, glass, finish and handle direction.
Hardware clearances, lighting routes and production detailing.
Alignment, tuning, handover, warranty and service.
PRIVATE WARDROBE CONSULTATION
Share room dimensions, photographs or a rough requirement. We can develop the system from there.