Not always, a functional wardrobe must have 60 cm deep – sometimes it is enough 40 cm. Often, small recesses are intended for building in, which were intended to be used to store various long items in them and therefore do not have a standard depth 60 cm. As a rule, this dimension is maintained when designing cabinets, because the width of the hangers is from 50 do 55 cm, and these should be hung next to each other in the closet.
Naturally, there are plenty of space solutions also for shallower wardrobe variants. Some of them are included in our "slimmer" clipboard design. Among other things, we show how you can store clothes on hangers hung one after the other and how to hide a sewing table and a guest bed in such a wardrobe..
Wall rail systems create a very good connection with built-in wardrobes. Because the distances between the rails are arbitrary, we can arrange the wardrobe according to our needs. Shelves can be cut to measure, independently or at special service points. The retractable clothes bar is especially practical, which allows you to hang shallow clothes hangers one after the other, 40-centimeter deep, wardrobes.