Walk-in Wardrobes In Launceston

They often do, and newer homes around Legana, St Leonards and Summerhill are a big part of our walk-in work. These homes are frequently designed with a dedicated robe space behind the main bedroom, which is ideal for a full walk-in with hanging, shelving, drawers and sometimes an island. We design the fit-out to your plans and how you like to dress, then build and install it with soft-close hardware. Because it is custom, every wall and corner of the room is put to use.

In many cases, yes, particularly where a small adjoining room or generous bedroom in a character home around Newstead or Trevallyn can be converted. Heritage rooms tend to have uneven walls and non-standard proportions, so made-to-measure joinery that scribes to the space is the right approach. We assess the room at the free measure and design a layout that works with its quirks rather than against them. Where a full walk-in is not practical, we can suggest a built-in robe instead.

A built-in robe sits flush against a bedroom wall behind doors, while a walk-in is a separate space or room you step into, usually with more open storage on show. Walk-ins suit larger bedrooms and newer homes with room to spare, whereas built-ins are ideal where floor space is tighter. Both are made to measure by us, with the internals planned around what you store. We can advise which suits your room and budget at the quote stage.

For a walk-in it usually is, because the room is defined by its layout and there is no IKEA in Tasmania to make flat-pack convenient. Freighted fixed modules tend to leave dead corners and gaps that waste the very space a walk-in is meant to use. A custom walk-in is designed for your exact room, putting every wall and corner to work, with finishes of your choosing. You also get local installation by our team and someone in the region to call, rather than a carton shipped across Bass Strait.

Internals and carcasses are typically hard-wearing melamine for an easy-clean, durable surface, with fronts in laminate, timber veneer or 2-pac (polyurethane) to suit the look you want. The veneer and 2-pac finishes handle the humidity and temperature swings of a heated Launceston home through winter, though we are honest that timber and veneer can move a little with the seasons. Open shelving can be combined with drawers and glass-fronted sections for display. We help you settle on finishes that suit the room and your budget during design.

As a guide, a custom walk-in wardrobe in the Launceston area often ranges from about $5,000 to $15,000, with compact single-wall fit-outs lower and large dressing rooms with an island and premium finishes higher. The figure depends on the size of the room, the amount of joinery, the finishes, any island or bench and the hardware. Every number is a guide until we measure the space. After the free measure-and-quote we provide a fixed, itemised price so you know exactly what is included.