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The planner calculates a wardrobe from the opening measurements. Enter the width, height and depth of the opening and the planner works out how many doors fit, how many sections go inside, and every panel that has to be cut — down to the last one, and to the penny.
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Enter three measurements and get three layouts drawn for exactly that opening — with the door count, the inside arrangement and a material list. Nothing is guessed: the number of sections and every internal height comes out of your measurements.
First flat, guest room, holiday house.
In the planner you move shelves, add uprights and choose the infill leaf by leaf.
A bedroom, one person or a couple. Most people take this one.
In the planner you move shelves, add uprights and choose the infill leaf by leaf.
Main bedroom, two people with a lot of things.
In the planner you move shelves, add uprights and choose the infill leaf by leaf.
Board and banding cost depends on the decor you pick at the workshop — the quantity is here. The fittings carry prices because they are catalogue items with published prices.
Fitting prices read on 2026-09-13.
Six wardrobes from the module catalogue, 90 to 270 cm wide — built from 170 cm lower carcasses on a plinth and top boxes above them, so they always come in two parts that are lifted separately. Choose whether the wardrobe stands on its own or runs wall to wall up to the ceiling; the drawing and the material list are calculated for those measurements. In the planner any module can be swapped for another of the same width.
90 × 60 × 240 cm
The smallest complete wardrobe: hanging, shelves, four drawers, a top box with a shelf.
In two parts: the lower carcass up to 180 cm from the floor and a 60 cm top box with its own doors.
Opens exactly this wardrobe in the planner: swap any module for another of the same width, add or remove modules, pick colours and handles.
105 × 60 × 240 cm
For a narrow niche: a shelf unit with drawers and long hanging.
In two parts: the lower carcass up to 180 cm from the floor and a 60 cm top box with its own doors.
Opens exactly this wardrobe in the planner: swap any module for another of the same width, add or remove modules, pick colours and handles.
150 × 60 × 240 cm
Hallway or bedroom: a shoe rack with drawers and two hanging columns with drawers.
In two parts: the lower carcass up to 180 cm from the floor and a 60 cm top box with its own doors.
Opens exactly this wardrobe in the planner: swap any module for another of the same width, add or remove modules, pick colours and handles.
180 × 60 × 240 cm
Master bedroom: “hers” with shelves and drawers, “his” with a double rail.
In two parts: the lower carcass up to 180 cm from the floor and a 60 cm top box with its own doors.
Opens exactly this wardrobe in the planner: swap any module for another of the same width, add or remove modules, pick colours and handles.
210 × 60 × 240 cm
Chest of drawers on the left, long hanging in the middle, hanging with a shelf on the right.
In two parts: the lower carcass up to 180 cm from the floor and a 60 cm top box with its own doors.
Opens exactly this wardrobe in the planner: swap any module for another of the same width, add or remove modules, pick colours and handles.
270 × 60 × 240 cm
Wall to wall: hanging and a chest of drawers, a double rail, two shelf units with drawers.
In two parts: the lower carcass up to 180 cm from the floor and a 60 cm top box with its own doors.
Opens exactly this wardrobe in the planner: swap any module for another of the same width, add or remove modules, pick colours and handles.
Enter the opening — width and height of the finished opening, after any filler and plinth. The number of leaves is calculated for you; you can also set it. Sizes follow the system manufacturer's own instructions.
| Piece | Qty | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Handle profile | 2 | 2460 mm |
| Horizontal rail, top and bottom | 2 | 751 mm |
| Infill panel | 1 | 764 × 2400 × 10 mm |
| Piece | Qty | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Handle profile | 2 | 2460 mm |
| Horizontal rail, top and bottom | 2 | 751 mm |
| Infill panel | 1 | 764 × 2400 × 10 mm |
| Piece | Qty | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Handle profile | 2 | 2460 mm |
| Horizontal rail, top and bottom | 2 | 751 mm |
| Infill panel | 1 | 764 × 2400 × 10 mm |
Sizes follow: Europrofil EP 10. manufacturer's instructions
The calculator gives sizes only. See the wardrobe estimate in the planner after choosing a layout; the mirror is charged by the glazier per piece in any case.
The opening width decides how many doors fit and how wide they are. Three doors on two tracks only open a third of the wardrobe — the planner says so before you order.
Three finished layouts drawn for your measurements: shelves and rails, a drawer bank, or the full fit-out with a shoe rack and a pull-down rail. Change any shelf yourself.
The same pack as for kitchens: cutting sizes with edging per edge, board nesting diagrams, profiles in order lengths, and assembly instructions.
Europrofil EP 10 and EP 18 N, Laguna and generic aluminium profiles — using the manufacturer's own formulas. Mirrors must be safety-backed, 4–5 mm.
It follows from the width: the planner aims for a door around 900 mm and splits the opening into the smallest number of doors that respects it — an 1800 mm opening gives two doors, 2400 gives three, 3600 gives four. Below 900 mm sliding doors make no sense: the door has nowhere to go. The calculator on this page works out the exact width as you type.
Yes — a built-in wardrobe with sliding doors is the same product: an alcove or a wall run, a carcass made to measure, and doors on tracks instead of doors that swing into the room.
With sliding doors at least 600 mm, comfortable from 620 mm up. The doors and their tracks take about 90 mm of that, so the inside is that much shallower than the alcove. Below it a hanger will not go across and clothes hang at an angle — that calls for a pull-out rail, or a wardrobe with no doors.
It can, and it has to be safety-backed, 4–5 mm — with film that holds the shards. Mirror is heavy: a 920 mm door with a board panel weighs about 19 kg, the same door with a mirror about 26. That is why the top track must be fixed to structure, not to plasterboard. The glazier prices the mirror; we do not show it.
A cut list with the finished size of every panel and the edging per side, profiles and tracks in stock lengths with part codes, panels and mirrors for the glazier, a hardware list with suppliers, and assembly instructions. All as tables that open in Excel and can be forwarded as they are.
No — we do the calculation and the documents. A cutting company cuts the boards from our list and a joiner assembles and fits it. With the list in hand that job is shorter and the quotes are comparable, because everyone is pricing the same thing.
Planning is free. The module is in testing and documents are free during testing. Check measurements and construction before cutting and fitting.
Not sure how to measure the alcove? The measuring guide has the six measurements and a printable form.
Calculations, drawings and documents work. Wardrobe documents are free during testing; each pack is checked by hand before delivery. Check site measurements and the actual construction before cutting and fitting.
