Walk-in or closed wardrobes

Absolutely! You design your wardrobe entirely to measure, down to the millimetre. No standard sizes, just pure bespoke work that fits perfectly in any space.

Thanks to the handy fitting system, your wardrobe fits neatly against walls and ceilings. This gives you a sleek, built-in look and eliminates even the slightest gap.

And the best part? You can choose from an extensive range for every room in the house: a washing machine cabinet for your utility room, a TV unit for your living room, a wardrobe for your bedroom and so much more. Discover our extensive range!

Every wardrobe starts with a few simple measurements. You’ll need to note down the width, height and depth of your space. Use a carpenter's rule or laser measure for this. Does your wardrobe have sloping sides? No worries! Just take a moment to check the measurement guide.

Enter your measurements and you’ll immediately see a clear 3D model. That way, you’ll know exactly what your wardrobe will look like. Nice and easy!

Still unsure about taking the measurements? No problem. The measurement service is here to help you every step of the way.

Infill panels are clever filler pieces that ensure your made-to-measure wardrobe fits perfectly into the space. They are made to measure so that your wardrobe fits snugly against the walls and ceiling, even if they aren’t completely straight.

Thanks to these infill panels, you get sleek built-in wardrobes with no gaps. They compensate for minor unevenness, whilst ensuring your wardrobe always looks seamless.

In short: infill panels are the unsung heroes that ensure the most precise finish for your made-to-measure built-in wardrobes!

For hanging clothes, it’s best to choose a depth of around 60 cm. A clothes hanger is about 45 cm wide, and you’ll need a bit of extra space so your clothes don’t rub against the doors. Do you have lots of thick coats for your winter trips? Then a depth of 65 cm is a comfortable choice.

The depth you enter in the design tool is always the external depth. Add about 2 cm for the back and 2 cm for the doors. For example, a wardrobe with an external depth of 50 cm has an internal depth of about 46 cm. That’s ideal for blouses and T-shirts, but just a bit too tight for thick winter coats.

For drawers and shelves, a depth of 40 cm is more than enough. This way, you can keep everything organised, neatly stacked and easily accessible.

Not every space allows for a deep wardrobe. Not much room in your wardrobe? That doesn’t mean you have to compromise on style or comfort. Clothes hooks are the perfect solution for shallow wardrobes! You make the most of your space and your clothes are beautifully displayed. Clothes hangers for your wardrobe rail are ideal for your bespoke dressing room and allow you to install a shallower wardrobe.

Absolutely. Your wardrobe will be fully customised to the shape of your space, even under a sloping roof! You choose how the wardrobe fits into your space. Think of a sloping back, a sloping side, or a wardrobe with two sloping sides. This way, you make the most of every inch, even in an attic or under the stairs.

Are you opting for a closet under a sloping ceiling? Then your wardrobe will neatly follow the slope, so you won’t have any wasted space. The result is a built-in wardrobe that fits snugly yet remains easily accessible. An ideal solution for anyone looking for smart storage space in rooms with sloping walls!

Not sure how to measure your sloping spaces? Don’t panic, we’ve got a few tips for measuring a sloping roof.

How does the process work? You can easily submit your request via the website. This ensures our expert has all the necessary details straight away. Please let us know how many cupboards are involved and briefly describe your project. You can add photos yourself so that the surveyor can prepare as thoroughly as possible! Within 10 working days of your request, the surveyor will contact you by phone and you will work together to find a suitable date for them to visit.

Absolutely! That’s precisely the advantage of a bespoke solution. Your wardrobe will be tailored to the shape of your space, whether it’s a sloping wall under a roof or walls that simply aren’t quite straight.

For minor deviations, such as when a wall is 1 cm off over its full height, fitting strips ensure a perfect fit. They neatly compensate for those small differences, so your wardrobe still sits flush against the wall.

Is it a genuinely sloping wall, such as under a roof? Then the wardrobe simply follows the line of that slope. This way, you make the most of every centimetre. The perfect solution for those corners you wouldn’t otherwise be able to use!

Are you unsure about the layout of your home? Then you can opt for the measurement service, where an expert will take the correct measurements on site. That way, you can always be sure of a perfectly fitting wardrobe!

Of course! Sometimes, after placing your order, you might get a handy tip from a friend or realise there’s something you’d like to change. No worries: as long as you haven’t approved the production drawing yet, you can simply make changes in your account. That way, you can be sure your wardrobe is exactly how you want it.

Your dream wardrobe is here, what a gem! Yet you’ve realised there’s something missing that you only noticed once it was in place. Fortunately, you can easily order extras such as handles, additional clothes rails, clothes hangers and more. Our boutique is open 24/7 to help you personalise your made-to-measure wardrobe even further.

If you’d like other modules (drawers or extra hanging space) after delivery, we recommend getting in touch to see if extensions are possible, depending on the type of wardrobe and its construction. We’re always here to help if you have any further questions: aftersales@maatkastenonline.be or contact us on +32 50 69 59 01

The wardrobe is designed to joinery standards: drawers (such as Ta’Or box drawers), for example, can support up to 40 kg. The materials and construction are also of high quality, making the wardrobe suitable for heavy use. Your collection of shoe boxes will therefore find their forever home in your new made-to-measure wardrobe.

The made-to-measure wardrobe is supplied as a DIY kit. This means you assemble it yourself. Don’t underestimate yourself! Thanks to the simple assembly system (Minifix®) and the included instructions, you can assemble the built-in wardrobe of your dreams even without any technical knowledge. Take a look at our assembly tips to see how easy it is to assemble your made-to-measure wardrobe.

Your wardrobe will be delivered straight to your home, and the good news is that delivery is already included in the price! Once you’ve approved the production drawing, your delivery date will appear in the design tool. When placing your order, you can choose the day that suits you best. Handy, isn’t it? The driver will give you a heads-up half an hour before arrival, so there are no surprises.

Would you like to read through everything again at your leisure? You can find all the delivery information here.

Your wardrobe is delivered as a made-to-measure DIY kit. It’s best to have basic tools such as a screwdriver, spirit level and drill to hand. Thanks to our simple assembly system using Minifix and the clear assembly instructions, putting it together is a breeze! Don’t have any basic tools yet? Take a look in the shop, where you’ll find everything you need.

The price depends on the finish, layout and modules chosen. As a guide: an open walk-in wardrobe starts from €390 per linear metre and a closed walk-in wardrobe with doors from €500 per linear metre.

Fortunately, you never have to guess! In the design tool, you can immediately see the exact price based on your dimensions, layout, colours and handles. Everything is calculated instantly, without having to wait for a quote!

Can’t find your question here? You might find the answer in our FAQs! Please feel free to contact customer service; we’ll be happy to help.