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Customised Walk-in Wardrobe
With our CLOS-IT and WALK-IN wardrobe shelving systems, you can easily design your own customised wardrobe with shelves. Both systems impress with their design, flexibility and quality. Realise your dream and plan your perfect walk-in wardrobe in the
Choose Your Modular Walk-in Wardrobe System and Create Your Individual Wardrobe With Shelves
Regalraum offers two unique wardrobe design systems for walk-in wardrobes: and The two modular systems feature different components and are designed to make creating your own wardrobe with shelves easy. Every decision is yours, including how many and your walk-in wardrobe storage should have. You also decide on the width, height and depth to suit your available space.
CLOS-IT
System PREMIUM
- Exclusive and premium-quality wardrobe with shelves system
- Elegant aluminium profile post
- Stepless partitioning
- Elegant components
- Under slanted ceilings and in wall recesses (custom made)
- Can be configured as a corner fitted wardrobe
- Floor-based system, can be used as a room divider
- Version without wall or ceiling fixing: Standing post with stable foot
WALK-IN
System SIMPLE
- Functional and low-cost walk-in wardrobe with shelves
- Brackets and wall rails made of powder-coated steel
- 50 mm grid
- Wide range of accessories: wire shelves, trouser racks
- Under slanted ceilings and in wall recesses (custom made)
- Can be configured as a corner fitted wardrobe
- Wall-mounted system with floor clearance
Modular and Flexible: Walk-in Wardrobe Ideas
Wouldn't it be wonderful if a walk-in wardrobe fits into your own home as if it were tailor-made for you? That's what we think - that's why we've collected ideas on how you can make individual use of available space: a small walk-in wardrobe or a wardrobe design. With these ideas, you can keep your clothes tidy and never have to look for your favourite sweater or matching trousers again. Let yourself get inspired by these modular walk-in wardrobe with shelves design ideas!
Lasts a lifetime
Our shelving systems combine timeless design with modularity. This means they not only adapt to your personal style, but also meet changing needs.
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Modular & timeless
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Adaptable to new spaces
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As if made to measure
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Durable and robust
Modular & timeless
Adaptable to new spaces
As if made to measure
Durable and robust
Lasts a lifetime
Our shelving systems combine timeless design with modularity. This means they not only adapt to your personal style, but also meet changing needs.
- Modular & timeless
- Adaptable to new spaces
- As if made to measure
- Durable and robust
Modular & timeless
Adaptable to new spaces
As if made to measure
Durable and robustWalk-in Wardrobe Ideas: Planning Tips For Your Individual Wardrobe with Shelves
How Much Space Do I Need for a Wardrobe with Shelves?
The dream of a walk-in wardrobe is much easier to realise than one often thinks. A small walk-in wardrobe can already move into rooms from a size of approx. 6 m². Also an empty children's room or the unused workplace are excellently suited to transform them into a wardrobe with shelves. If no separate room is available, a walk-in wardrobe can easily be integrated into a bedroom.
What are the Advantages of an Walk-In Wardrobe?
- The room appears with this furniture bigger and brighter, because no bulky cabinets have to be accommodated
- You have full flexibility because you can assemble all parts individually
- You always have the perfect overview of your wardrobe, as no doors cover the view
- An wardrobe with shelves fits every room situation - even a small walk-in wardrobe, l-shaped wardrobes, sloping ceilings, niches - and even as a room divider.
Wie viel kostet ein begehbarer Kleiderschrank?
As always when it comes to habitation, a walk-in wardrobe can be realised with a small, medium and large budget. The more wardrobe rails you use, the cheaper it will be. Many drawers and shelves increase the comfort - but then you have to slightly rise your budget. Per shelf metre you should expect an average of £110 - 240. The final pricing of your walk in wardrobe can easily be calculate in our shelf planner.
Does the Wardrobe Design Fit My Individual Room Measures?
For your wardrobe to fit into your home, you can order posts and shelves for the CLOS-IT system from us custom-made. So you can be sure that your walk-in wardrobe system in the bedroom or living room will be just as individual as you are!
Would a Walk-In Wardrobe be a good fit under a slanted ceiling?
It can often be problematic to find ready-made walk-in wardrobe solutions for lofts or attics. Our systems let you make the most of challenging abodes with slanted ceilings. Specify the height and width of your posts in our shelf configurator, and the app will help you design and plan your individual walk-in wardrobe under a slanted ceiling. You can choose between wall-mounted uprights and free-standing posts with ceiling attachment. An adapter for slanted ceilings will make it very easy to get those attached. Now you can finally have all the room you always wanted with your new walk-in wardrobe for slanted ceilings.
Corner fitted wardrobe : How about designing a L-shaped wardrobe with shelves for a corner?
Our systems are also a great choice if you are searching for a way to create a small L-shaped wardrobe for your corner. The shelf configurator will help you with everything. Enter the specific dimensions and finally create a silver or white l-shaped wardrobe that will let you really utilise every last corner of your home.
How big would a small walk-in wardrobe be?
Our systems for walk-in wardrobes can be adjusted individually, which means your walk-in wardrobe can be as big or small as you like. Measure the exact space available and enter the measurements in the shelf configurator. Now you are ready to design your very own small walk-in wardrobe.
These Special Walk-in Wardrobe Design Variants Are Available
L-Shaped Wardrobe
A corner fitted wardrobe maximises storage space in unused corners of a room and offers an elegant solution for storing clothes. Ideal for smaller bedrooms, this option provides a clearly organised and accessible storage space for clothes and accessories. The adaptability of the design means that the l-shaped wardrobe can be perfectly integrated into any room, leaving no centimetre unused.
U-shaped Walk-in Wardrobe
The U-shape is particularly advantageous for larger rooms, as it creates a central dressing area surrounded on three sides by shelves and clothes rails. This arrangement offers maximum clarity and makes dressing easier. The U-shape also offers plenty of space for additional fittings such as drawers, islands or seating, which further increase comfort and functionality.
Slanted Ceiling Walk-in Wardrobe
A wardrobe under a sloping roof makes optimum use of the space that would otherwise often remain unused. A customised shelving system adapts to the sloping walls and offers a tailor-made solution for rooms with sloping ceilings.
Free-standing Walk-in wardrobe
A free-standing walk-in wardrobe offers ultimate flexibility in terms of placement and design. This variant can be used in the centre of the room or as a room divider, making it a stylish and functional addition. A freestanding system is ideal for creating an open and airy atmosphere and offers the option of being operated from both sides.
Wardrobe Design: Tips for Your Wardrobe with Shelves
A “walk-in wardrobe system” is a solution for clothes in a variety of situations. Traditionally, a separate room is outfitted to hold clothes and accessories. When planning your own walk-in wardrobe, make sure to calculate for a shelf depth of 50 cm and a distance of 1.2 m to the opposite wall or shelf.
Closets under slanted ceilings are a great idea for utilizing hard to reach spaces. Both slanted ceiling versions – underneath the roof pitch or behind a jamb wall – require custom solutions for the specific ceiling height.
Large open spaces always benefit from room dividers: They separate the sleeping area from the dressing room, create an airy ambiance and offer a wardrobe design solution accessible from all sides.
Custom made shelves are a great solution for wall recesses. They allow you to utilize every last inch of available space perfectly. The drawing offers an idea of perfect use of space in various situations.
TIP: As a first step, measure and draw the space you want to use for your walk-in wardrobe. Measure the height and width of at least two locations and note down the lesser value.
Our measurement instructions are very helpful and will make designing in our wardrobe configurator a whole lot easier later on. Don’t forget about doors, slanted ceilings, wall recesses and other fixed points. Baseboards, wall sockets, light switches and radiators must also be considered right from the start.
An walk-in wardrobe organiser looks stylish and gives you a complete overview of your wardrobe. It makes rooms appear larger, because there are no bulky doors marring the overall look. Modular wardrobe systems offer virtually endless combination options and flexibility in terms of planning. They are the perfect solution for any household, space requirements and budget. Closets with doors have the advantage that they hide everything from view and look super tidy. They also protect rarely worn clothes from collecting too much dust.
We have pre-configured a selection of shelf modules for you on the pages CLOS-IT and WALK-IN to use for your walk-in wardrobe. These shelves can be easily modified to suit your needs by clicking the button “Adjust in the shelf configurator”.
You decide the height, width and depth and can add nifty accessories like LED lighting and storage boxes. The 3D planning module considers the exact dimensions in your walk-in wardrobe. You will know exactly what your new wardrobe system will look like and can keep track of the cost involved.
TIP: If you are looking for a way to combine an walk-in wardrobe with shelves with dust-free storage, then you should have a look at our decorative storage boxes: They will keep your winter clothes and bed linen nice and fresh until you need them again.
Think about how much space you will need for what kind of items before you start planning the actual shelving system: How many drawers, wardrobe rails and shelf boards will you need in your wardrobe? And: Do you prefer hanging or folding your clothes?
An 80 cm wardrobe rail can hold: 25 men’s shirts (3 cm per shirt) or 20 trousers, skirts or suits (4 cm per item). Alternatively you can hang 10 winter jackets on it (8 cm per jacket).
80 cm shelf board can hold: 3 stacks of shirts with 10 pcs each (H = 15 cm, W = 25 cm) or 4 pairs of shoes (W = 20 cm, H = 13 cm).
The bigger your walk-in wardrobe system, the more logic is needed in its organization. It makes sense to sort clothes by type, size, color or season. That will make it a lot easier for you to find the right outfit. The allocation of space for different items is also very important:
The best place for your favorite clothes is at a height between 50 and 170 cm off the ground.
The areas below 50 cm and above 170 cm off the ground should be reserved for bed linen, towels and next season’s clothes.
Drawers are great for items you don’t want to get dusty. Drawer inserts create additional order in your drawers: Smaller items like socks, belts and ties will all find their perfect place. Linens and seasonal clothing feel right at home in boxes with lids where they remain dust-free until their next use.
Lighting is important when choosing an outfit. Make sure your walk-in wardrobe is well lit. The best choice are hanging halogen lights, because they don’t alter the color appearance of your clothes.
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Get Started Now: Four Steps to a Walk-in Wardrobe
Would you like to bring a walk-in closet into your home?
No problem - we'll show you how to realise the dream of your own walk-in wardrobe storage in just 4 steps.
1. Measure the Room
Firstly, the space for the walk-in wardrobe must be measured and sketched out. Measure the height and width of a room in at least two places and take the smallest measurement in each case.
When measuring, also take doors, sloping ceilings, niches and other fixed points in your room into account. Skirting boards, sockets, light switches and radiators should also be considered in the room width from the outset to make planning easier later on.
2. Plan Wardrobe
We have already pre-planned many CLOS-IT and WALK-IN modules for the walk-in wardrobe. These shelves can be easily redesigned by clicking on the "Customise in the shelf configurator" button. Customise the height, width and depth in the shelf planner and add suitable accessories to your plan. A walk-in corner wardrobe is also possible.
The 3D planning takes into account the exact room dimensions of your bedroom or dressing room. This gives you a visual impression of your future walk-in wardrobe with shelves while keeping an eye on the costs.
3. Order and Have It Delivered
Every order is carefully put together, packaged and usually arrives within a few working days of receipt of payment. We require a slightly longer delivery time for customised shelves.
Smaller shelves are delivered by parcel service. For larger consignments, we commission a forwarding agent to deliver the goods on a one-way pallet, free kerbside. This means that you have to take care of the transport to your home yourself. And if you have any questions about delivery, our customer service team will be happy to advise you.
4. Build Up Yourself
With a little manual dexterity and the right tools, you can easily build a walk-in wardrobe with shelves yourself.
For the assembly of a CLOS-IT enclosure system, you should allow around 60 minutes per metre of shelving for two people. When assembling a WALK-IN system, you will need approx. 30 minutes per metre of shelving.
Additional components such as the sideboard require additional time. We estimate that it takes around 30 minutes to pre-assemble a sideboard.
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Customer Reviews
CLOS-IT Modular Wardrobe with Shelves
'We use it for storing clothes, shoes, jackets and all our sports and outdoor equipment. It really looks great and is super functional. The whole place now looks a lot tidier. We added sliding doors to the system on one wall. And since we have a slanted ceiling, the version with the wall posts was the only solution without turning the wall into Swiss cheese.'
CLOS-IT Wardrobes System with Style
'These shelves are really perfect for our walk-in wardrobe. Our house is pretty old and drilling holes into any wall can result in unwanted surprises. This system only needs a few wall attachments to make it very stable. Customer service planned the whole thing for us and gave us some very useful tips. We really liked the idea of hanging two sideboards one above the other to get more space for little things like socks.'
WALK-IN Walk-in Wardrobe
'We are using this system as an walk in wardrobe with shelves in our holiday home. It took us a while to find furniture that wouldn’t be too expensive but still functional and attractive. WALK-IN is exactly what we wanted. The extensive range of accessories is also a great plus, because this system really allows you to create the exact shelves you want. We will probably also get a matching “Multilight” set for some nice indirect lighting.'
