Hinged wardrobes are classic closet systems with swinging doors. They come in various materials, designs, and sizes. Inside, you’ll find customizable storage options. They can be freestanding or built-in, offering easy access but needing space to open fully. Some have locks for security and may require maintenance. When choosing, consider your storage needs and space constraints. Custom options are available.
Hinged wardrobes offer several benefits:
Classic and Timeless Design:
Hinged wardrobes have a traditional and timeless appearance that can fit well with various interior styles.
Â
Easy Access:
Hinged doors allow you to access the entire wardrobe space at once, making it convenient to see and reach your belongings.
Â
Customization:
You can customize the interior layout of hinged wardrobes with shelves, hanging rails, drawers, and more to suit your specific storage needs.
Â
Variety of Materials and Styles:
Hinged wardrobes come in various materials and designs, giving you flexibility to choose one that matches your aesthetic preferences and budget.
Â
Security Options:
Some hinged wardrobes come with locking mechanisms, providing added security for valuable items stored inside.
Â
Durability:
Depending on the material chosen, hinged wardrobes can be durable and long-lasting, especially when well-maintained.
Â
Options for Different Spaces:
- They are available in different sizes and configurations, making it possible to find a hinged wardrobe that fits your available space, whether it’s a small bedroom or a larger dressing area.
- Â
Maintenance:
- While maintenance is required, it’s relatively straightforward and typically involves cleaning, polishing, or touch-up paint to keep the wardrobe looking its best.
- Â
Â
Get in touch
Address
250 Rayette Rd, Concord, ON L4K 2G6, Canada
Customer service
- +1 416-500-0636
- Info@6ixcloset.com
- 08.00 - 16.00 EST
body type
wood:
Wood is a classic and timeless choice for kitchen cabinets. In contemporary kitchens, you’ll often find hardwoods like maple, oak, cherry, or walnut.
MDF:
MDF is an engineered wood product that’s smooth, consistent, and takes paint or finish well. It’s a popular choice for contemporary cabinets because it offers a clean and uniform appearance.
Plywood:
Plywood is another engineered wood product made from layers of wood veneer. It’s strong, durable, and can be used for both the cabinet box and doors. Plywood cabinets can be finished with veneer, laminate, or paint.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.