wardrobe maker in March (11)

Yes. Whether you want to build a bespoke wardrobe or construct a flat pack wardrobe, a tradesperson can help.

For building a bespoke wardrobe, it’s best to use a professional furniture maker or carpenter.

For flat pack wardrobes, a handyperson or general builder will be able to help.

A carpenter will charge around £200+ per day to build a wardrobe. A simple wardrobe can usually be built in one to two days.

For more complex and larger wardrobes, the time will be extended. Have a read of our wardrobe building guide to find out all you need to know about wardrobe making.

When you want to design a wardrobe, it’s a good idea to hire a professional carpenter. They will provide advice on your options including wardrobes configurations, materials, and the best use of space.

Remember, when you’re designing your own wardrobe, always focus on enhancing its functionality.

A wardrobe is a storage space and should be designed to store as many clothes and accessories in as neat and orderly a way as possible.

This depends. If you’re an experienced DIYer, you should be able to confidently make your own fitted wardrobes using a flat pack kit.

Flat pack fitted wardrobes come with full installation instructions and all fittings and hardware.

If you want to create your own bespoke fitted wardrobes with sections of wood, it’s best to hire a skilled carpenter.

A simple wardrobe to fit a square room with no alcoves or odd corners can take around two to three hours to make.

More complex designs can take one to two days or even longer for very intricate designs.