4 Door Wardrobe

When a 3-door is not enough - family bedrooms, shared rooms, anyone with a serious clothes collection - the 4 door wardrobe is the answer. It delivers high-capacity storage that still looks like furniture rather than a warehouse. Current listings include a white 4-door 3-drawer wardrobe, the Regato in walnut, a grey and oak combination, the Nevada 4-door with mirrored doors, the Stockholm mirrored wardrobe in natural oak, the Kingston in dark oak and charcoal, and a matte black 4-door. Drawers are integrated into many designs, which removes the need for a separate chest. If the finish shown is not the one you want, contact us and we will try to find it for you. Shoppers who need still more should see our 5 door wardrobe and 6 door wardrobe collections, which run to dressing-room-scale widths. A 4-door is typically 160-200cm wide, so measure the wall and subtract 10cm for safe placement. Hinged doors need roughly 50cm of clear space in front to open; if the room cannot spare it, look at Sliding Door Wardrobes instead. Check the panel construction on the listing too: a sturdy carcass is what keeps a fully loaded wardrobe rigid. Anchor the finished unit to the wall with anti-tip fixings. Common questions Q: How much wall space does a 4-door need? A: Typically 160-200cm. Measure the wall, subtract 10cm for clearance, and confirm the figure against the listing. Q: Hinged doors or sliding doors at this size? A: Hinged gives full interior access; sliding needs no swing space. Choose by how much floor the room can spare. Q: Are integrated drawers worth having? A: Yes. They remove the need for a separate chest and keep folded clothes exactly where the hanging clothes are. UK delivery is free on every order, payment waits until a doorstep inspection is done, and a 5-year manufacturer guarantee covers many ranges - check the product page for details.