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Bedroom wardrobe

full-height wardrobe runs and walk-in dressing rooms

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FLYHOME is one way to build this look. The cabinetry pictured is an ELS concept, not a FLYHOME product.

Available for this look where P6 construction is technically appropriate — ELS specifies the platform by room and moisture zone.

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88 references · concept studies, not photographs of completed projects

Browse our published examples freely. Matching references to your property, adapting layouts or finishes, and developing drawings begins within a paid ELS service.

See what ELS checks in a wardrobe design

bedroom wardrobe — walk-in wardrobe / dressing room
Walk-in wardrobe / dressing room
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bedroom wardrobe — walk-in wardrobe / dressing closet
Walk-in wardrobe / dressing closet
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Bedroom wardrobe
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Bedroom wardrobe
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bedroom wardrobe — concept study
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Bedroom wardrobe
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bedroom wardrobe — concept study
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bedroom wardrobe — concept study
Bedroom wardrobe
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What ELS checks in a wardrobe design

This is a checklist of what ELS checks when it plans a wardrobe. It is a checklist, not a promise: it does not say any wardrobe passes every check, and a check is not an approval.

  1. Measure before designing

    ELS checks that walls, floor level, ceiling, skirting, beams and obstructions are measured before design.

  2. Plan actual storage needs

    ELS checks the quantities of long clothes, short clothes, folded items, shoes and accessories.

  3. Protect circulation

    ELS checks that hinged doors, drawers and pull-outs do not collide with beds, doors or furniture.

  4. Verify usable depth

    ELS checks that clothes hang without being crushed against the doors.

  5. Control tall-door geometry

    ELS checks door weight, material stability, hinge quantity and sag risk.

  6. Divide cabinets structurally

    ELS checks that carcass partitions, supports and top-storage access are shown.

  7. Control exposed finishes

    ELS checks that end panels, door grain, edge returns and filler strips are intentional.

  8. Specify complete edge sealing

    ELS checks that machined edges, cut-outs and vulnerable exposed board are protected.

  9. Match hardware to the load

    ELS checks the hinge, runner and hanging-rail ratings and the mounting substrate.

  10. Prove corner accessibility

    ELS checks that every corner has a usable opening or is deliberately left out of storage.

  11. Address Sarawak moisture

    ELS checks for leaks, damp walls, flooring, ventilation and susceptibility to termites.

  12. Fix cabinets safely

    ELS checks wall anchorage, substrate suitability and anti-tip requirements.

  13. Coordinate power and lighting

    ELS checks that LED wiring, drivers, switches, sensors and servicing are planned.

  14. Protect fabrication feasibility

    ELS checks that each special curve, bevel, unusual junction and oversized panel has a fabrication detail.

  15. Match render to deliverable

    ELS checks that each feature a render shows has a material, dimension and hardware status.

Dimension figures on this site are ELS preliminary planning targets, not Malaysian regulatory minimums or substitute fabrication specifications. Each wardrobe still needs its own measurements, drawings and review.

Decisions behind this room

Before you choose a look for your bedroom wardrobe, these are the decisions that actually shape it — each shown with its options side by side, so the difference is visible rather than described.

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Wardrobe door type

Wardrobe door type — Open
Open
Best for
Dressing rooms and dry, dust-free bedrooms where access speed matters.
Watch out
In a humid Sarawak bedroom an open wardrobe gives clothes no protection from dust or airborne moisture.
Wardrobe door type — Sliding
Sliding
Best for
Tight bedrooms where a swing door has nowhere to go.
Watch out
Only half the wardrobe is ever open, and the bottom track collects dust; you lose internal depth to the track.
Wardrobe door type — Swing
Swing
Best for
Full access to the whole interior at once — the best view of what you own.
Watch out
Needs clear floor in front; in a small bedroom the swing competes with the bed.

Supply and installation confirmed with your specification.

DS87

Wardrobe capacity allocation

Wardrobe capacity allocation — Wardrobe Capacity Allocation
Wardrobe Capacity Allocation

Supply and installation confirmed with your specification.

DS92

Wardrobe corners, ends and overheads

Wardrobe corners, ends and overheads — Wardrobe Corners Ends Overheads
Wardrobe Corners Ends Overheads

Supply and installation confirmed with your specification.

DS94B

Wardrobe Power

Wardrobe Power — Wardrobe Power
Wardrobe Power

Supply and installation confirmed with your specification.

Concept renders — a design render, not a photo. Shown as design options for one decision.

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