Bring the wall together.
Discuss a fitted run with hanging space, shelves and drawers. Consider the depth, height and remaining room around the bed and other furniture.
Fitted wardrobes · Cardiff & South Wales
Space for clothes.
Room for you.
Bring hanging space, shelves and drawers into a layout that works for your room. Discuss fitted wardrobes with Neart Construction.
Discuss your wardrobes ↗YOUR ROOM. YOUR ROUTINE. STORAGE THAT FITS.
A PLACE FOR EVERYDAY THINGS
ILLUSTRATIVE WARDROBE DESIGN
ILLUSTRATIVE WARDROBE DESIGN
Plan from the inside out
More useful storage.
A calmer bedroom.
Long coats, folded clothes, shoes and the things you only use occasionally all need different spaces. Start with what you want to store, then consider how the wardrobe can work within your room.
Neart Construction offers fitted wardrobes across Cardiff and South Wales. Share photographs, approximate dimensions and your priorities with Greg so we can discuss the proposed layout and information needed for a quote.
Tell us about your room ↗Explore your layout
Fit the storage
to the space.
A straight wall, an alcove or a sloping ceiling creates different possibilities. These are starting points for your conversation.
The details that make it work
A place for everything.
Not just more shelves.
Bring the contents, the room and your preferred finish into the same conversation.
Start with what goes inside.
Think about long and short hanging, folded clothes, bags and shoes. Share dimensions for bulky items and tell us what you use most often.
Allow room to open and use it.
Discuss hinged or sliding doors, handles and the space around the wardrobe. Drawer access, nearby furniture and the door system affect the usable layout.
Work with what is already there.
Flag sockets, radiators, access panels, skirting and uneven walls. Existing features and their access requirements need consideration before fitting.
Make it part of the bedroom.
Share references for plain or framed fronts, colour and materials. Confirm which preparation, finishing and decorating work is included.
Choosing the fronts
The look you like.
The access you need.
A door style should work for the way you use the wardrobe, as well as the room’s appearance.
Hinged doors need opening space in front. Sliding layouts change how you access each section and need their own space within the overall design. Discuss these details before settling on the internal arrangement.
If you’re considering mirrored doors, lighting or particular hardware, share the product details early. Suitability, supply responsibilities and any related electrical work need to be included in the conversation.
People behind your project
From storage needs
to fitting details.
Greg handles enquiries and quoting, Ben manages the project, and Jos coordinates the team. Discuss how choices, updates and changes will be handled.
Share the room
Send photographs, approximate dimensions, your postcode and your storage priorities.
Explore the layout
Discuss hanging, shelves, drawers and practical access around the room.
Agree the scope
Clarify materials, doors, fittings, preparation and finishes for the quote.
Coordinate the fitting
Consider installation, any related trade work and decorating together.
Understanding the quote
What shapes
the cost?
Width alone doesn’t describe a wardrobe. The internal layout, door system and finishes all affect the work involved.
Discuss your ideas ↗Dimensions & room shape
Height, depth, alcoves, slopes and existing features help define the scope.
Internal configuration
Hanging space, shelves, drawers and other fitted details affect the specification.
Doors & hardware
The chosen door arrangement, handles and fittings need consideration alongside the layout.
Materials & finishing
Surface treatments, colour, preparation and decorating should be agreed when defining what is included.
For a useful first conversation
Send room photographs, approximate width, height and depth, and a list of storage priorities. Include style references, your budget range and preferred dates.
Your questions
Before we fit.
Can wardrobes be fitted around a sloping ceiling?
Share photographs and approximate dimensions of the slope. The proposed doors, internal height and access need consideration to understand what would be practical.
Can I choose the internal layout?
Discuss your storage priorities with Greg. Hanging, shelves and drawers can be explored against the available dimensions and the door arrangement you have in mind.
Should I choose hinged or sliding doors?
Consider opening space, access to each section and the depth available. Discuss the actual door system before deciding on the internal layout.
Can the doors match my room?
Share references and photographs of the existing joinery. Discuss profiles, materials and finishes rather than assuming an exact match is available.
Can you include mirrors or lighting?
Tell us what you have in mind and share product details if chosen. Suitability, supply, fitting and any electrical work need to be considered within the scope.
Can an existing wardrobe be removed?
Send photographs and explain what you want to retain or replace. Removal, the condition of surrounding surfaces and any making-good work need to be discussed before fitting.
How much will fitted wardrobes cost?
A useful quote needs a defined layout and specification. Share dimensions, photographs, storage needs and a budget range so Greg can discuss the information needed.
How long will installation take?
The programme depends on the size, materials, preparation and finishing work. Share your preferred dates so the scope and supply arrangements can be discussed together.
Where do you work?
We cover Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Caerphilly, Newport, Cwmbran, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Share your postcode when you get in touch.
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Bring the room
together.
Discuss other fitted features and finishing work alongside your wardrobe plans.
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