The vast majority of freestanding wardrobes are not used to their full potential in bedrooms. A fitted wardrobe is designed to utilise the full potential of a room.
Use the Full Height of the Room
In contrast, a freestanding wardrobe does not make use of the full potential of your room, for example, the area under the ceiling is wasted and can soon be cluttered up with luggage, old boxes etc. A fitted wardrobe goes up to the ceiling of your room to maximise the use of space.
Tailor the Interior to Your Clothes
Off-the-shelf units generally come with fixed height rails and shelves. A fitted wardrobe allows you to add a double hanging rail for example, to double the short-item capacity of your wardrobe, whilst deeper shelves can be added to store items such as folded jumpers, and pull-out racks for shoes.
Eliminate Dusty Gaps
Unlike freestanding furniture, freestanding wardrobes have no back or sides and create unwanted dust traps and places for things to fall behind. Fitted wardrobes are designed to fit into alcoves and to sit flush against the walls of your bedroom.
Reduce Visual Clutter
A tidy bedroom is one of the most important ways to create a bedroom to promote better sleep. As the NHS explains in how a calm, clutter-free bedroom supports better sleep, a fitted wardrobe creates a clean surface to the front of your storage.
Add Extras Freestanding Units Cannot
A built-in wardrobe will contain features that you would not be able to include with standard furniture items. A local maker of Fitted Wardrobes Bournemouth
such as Lamco, will offer you made-to-measure internal configurations that cannot be provided by a flat-pack.
The basic fitted wardrobe is one of the simplest ways to make a room work harder.
