A Guide to Attic Wardrobes

A Guide to Attic Wardrobes

A Guide to Attic Wardrobes

In this quick-start guide to attic wardrobes, you'll discover:

The types of attic wardrobes available

How to fit a walk in wardrobe in your attic

Where to find custom attic robes and closets

Types of Attic Wardrobes

There are many fitted attic wardrobe designs out there - from walk in wardrobes, to smart fitted robes with eaves, to compact alcove closets. Your robe can be open to the rest of the room, or closed off entirely for a neater look using sliding or pivot doors. With many companies offering custom built wardrobes, you can find the ideal storage solution for any attic room.

Of course, the main benefit of choosing bespoke fitted furniture for an attic room is that you can make the most of cramped or awkward spaces. You can choose the ideal balance between storage and living space depending on your personal needs. And that's not to mention the limitless design possibilities. With a custom built attic wardrobe you can add serious functionality and value to your attic space.

Fitted Attic Wardrobes

Fitted attic wardrobes with eaves isa specialist job, as many suppliers only work with standard sized doors despite describing themselves bespoke. If you have a sloping ceiling to contend with, the best option is to build a fitted wardrobe with pivot and bi-folding doors which afford better access to the interior of the wardrobe - although sliding doors can also adapted to sloping ceilings. If the ceiling starts quite low, you can use the depth of the eaves to create a hanging rail in front, plus additional shelving at the back to take advantage of the depth of the alcove.

Walk in Attic Wardrobes

It may surprise you to learn that walk in wardrobes are not off limits for an attic bedroom. With clever storage solutions (like hanging rails, sliding drawers, shelves, shoe racks, tie racks and alcoves) you have myriad options to make your walk in closet work for you. What's more, a made-to-measure walk in wardrobe avoids the possibility of having an imposing standalone wardrobe in what may already be a cramped attic room.

To make the concept of a walk in attic wardrobe work, Inhouse Interiors has created a unique panelling system comprising a solid panel attached to the wall, with fixings attached to the front shelves. The shelves also have side supports which act as counter levers to carry the weight of the shelves and the clothes on top. This ingenious wall panelling system means you can turn small spaces into integral parts of walk in wardrobes. It is perfect for attic bedrooms where useable space is at a premium.

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