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Built-In Wardrobe
Custom built-in wardrobes fitted wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling — scribed to your room, soft-close hardware and any finish, designed and built to order in our Foshan factory.
George Group fits built-in wardrobes wall to wall and floor to ceiling — scribed to out-of-square rooms, flush doors with 3 mm shadow gaps, and any finish from lacquer to veneer. Lead time is 45–60 days with no fixed MOQ, shipping worldwide FOB or DDP.
- Lead time
- 45–60 days
- Minimum order
- No fixed MOQ
- Customization
- Fully made to order
- Shipping
- FOB or DDP worldwide
Like what you see? Send us your floor plan — we'll draw it up and quote it.
Built-In Wardrobes Fitted Wall to Wall, Floor to Ceiling
A custom built-in wardrobe fitted wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling — scribed to your room's exact geometry and built to order in our Foshan factory.
A built-in wardrobe should disappear into the room — and that only happens when it is drawn to your walls, not to a catalogue. Wall-to-wall widths, floor-to-ceiling heights, scribes against out-of-square plaster and door lines that follow your room's geometry are all resolved at shop-drawing stage.
Every module is cut, edged and dry-assembled in our Foshan factory, then flat-packed in numbered cartons with scribes and fillers made to your measurements. The wardrobe travels in the same container as the rest of your wardrobe order — or a whole-home package — under one packing list and one delivery window.
- Every unit is scribed wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling to your actual room
- Flush doors and 3 mm shadow gaps read as joinery, not furniture
- Alcoves, eaves and awkward walls are drawn around, not avoided
- Branded soft-close hinges and full-extension runners are factory-fitted
- Any finish from our wardrobe range — lacquer, veneer, PET or melamine
- No fixed MOQ — one wardrobe ships with the rest of your order
Full specification
Dimensions, materials, finishes and ordering terms for the built-in wardrobe — every value is fixed on shop drawings and approved by you before production.
| Item | Standard specification |
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| Overall size | Drawn wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling in millimetres — widths from a 900 mm alcove to 4,000 mm full walls, heights to 2,700 mm and beyond with stacked top boxes. |
| Door configurations | Hinged doors in 450–550 mm widths or sliding panels up to 1,200 mm; flush, shaker, fluted or handle-less designs with consistent 3 mm gaps. |
| Scribes and fillers | Side scribes, top scribes and plinths cut to your measured wall, ceiling and floor lines — the parts that make the fit genuinely built-in. |
| Structure | Floor-standing carcass with adjustable levelling feet, fixed to walls; no backs required where the wall is sound, full 9 mm backs where it is not. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Carcass | 18 mm moisture-resistant board — plywood, melamine-faced or PET-faced — with laser-edge banding; interiors in linen, woodgrain or solid-colour finishes. |
| Door faces | Melamine, PET, lacquer, wood veneer, solid timber or aluminium-framed glass — the same door-face systems as our [[wardrobe range|products/wardrobes]]. |
| Hardware | Branded soft-close hinges and full-extension drawer runners, hanging rails in steel or brass finish, pull-out trays, trouser racks and jewellery inserts. |
| Mirror options | Mirrored doors in clear, bronze or grey mirror, safety-backed — full-height or inset panels within a framed door. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Standard palettes | Whites, greiges and warm woodgrains from our stock board range — the finishes shown in the swatches below are the ones we keep in production. |
| Lacquer colours | Any RAL or NCS reference — including matched to your wall paint for a fully concealed look — approved on a couriered panel before production. |
| Interior finishes | Linen-texture, woodgrain or colour-matched interiors, with leather or velvet jewellery and watch trays as upgrades. |
| Glass | Clear, bronze, grey or reeded glass in slim aluminium frames for display sections. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Storage layout | Long, mid and double hanging, drawer stacks, adjustable shelving, shoe runs, trouser racks, tie and belt pull-outs, jewellery trays, mirror panels — all numbered on the shop drawing. |
| Awkward spaces | Alcoves, chimney-breast returns, sloped ceilings, eaves and bay windows drawn around with shaped modules and scribed panels. |
| Lighting | Integrated LED strips in 3000 K or 4000 K with door or motion sensors, wired in the factory and ready for your electrician. |
| Matching pieces | Over-bed bridging units, bedside units, dressing tables, desks and media units in the same finishes — same order, same container. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Lead time | Typically 45–60 days after shop-drawing and sample approval, confirmed per order before deposit. |
| Minimum order | No fixed MOQ — a single wardrobe ships with the rest of your order in a shared container. |
| Shipping | FOB from our port or DDP to your door, quoted per destination; flat-packed in numbered 5-ply export cartons. |
| Warranty | 5-year hardware and workmanship warranty, with spare panels and hardware available on reorder. |
Material & finish samples
The boards, veneers, glass and hardware finishes used in this wardrobe — a physical sample of each is couriered to you for approval before production.
Natural white oak
Open-grain veneer or solid
Natural walnut
Veneer or solid timber
Plywood carcass
18 mm moisture-resistant
Reeded glass
Aluminium-framed doors
Fluted oak
Solid slats or veneer, oiled or stained
Materials & construction
How the wardrobe is built: 18 mm moisture-resistant carcass, scribed fillers, branded soft-close hardware and optional LED lighting.
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Scribed to your walls, not the average wall
Side scribes, top scribes and plinths are cut to your measured dimensions — plaster that waves and ceilings that dip are absorbed by the fitting, so the eye reads one clean line.
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Flush doors, honest gaps
Doors sit flush in their frames with consistent 3 mm gaps, factory-fitted hinges and dry-assembly before packing — the fit that separates built-in joinery from flat-pack furniture.
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Storage mapped to your life
Hanging heights, drawer counts, shoe runs and jewellery trays are laid out on the shop drawing from your inventory — you approve the interior before a board is cut.
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Designed to disappear, or to star
Lacquer matched to your wall paint makes the wall vanish; walnut, fluted panels or brass make the wardrobe the room's feature. Both start from the same drawing process.
Certifications & compliance
Timber, panels and packaging certified for your destination market — EU, US, UK and Australia.
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FSC-certified timber
Certified oak, walnut and veneer supplied on request
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ISO 9001 factory
Quality-managed, audited production processes
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CARB P2 · TSCA Title VI
Low-emission panels for the US market on request
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CE-compliant components
LED lighting and electrical fittings
- E1 · E0
EN 717-1 emissions
E1 board as standard, E0 on request
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SGS inspection
Third-party pre-shipment inspection accepted
Customization options
Every built-in wardrobe is made to order — nothing is picked from a catalogue. The options below are fixed at shop-drawing stage and confirmed on physical samples before production, so what you approve is what the container delivers.
- Fit
- wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling, alcove or eaves — scribed to your measured walls, ceiling and floor.
- Doors
- hinged or sliding, flush, shaker, fluted or handle-less, with mirrored or reeded-glass sections on request.
- Storage
- long, mid and double hanging, drawer stacks, adjustable shelving, shoe runs, trouser racks, jewellery trays and mirror panels.
- Finishes
- melamine, PET, lacquer in any RAL or NCS colour, wood veneer or solid timber — including wall-paint matching.
- Lighting
- LED in 3000 K or 4000 K with door or motion sensors, factory-wired.
- Around the room
- over-bed bridging units, bedside units, dressing tables, desks and media units in the same finishes.
Want every detail built your way? Talk to us — consultation is free.
Built-in vs freestanding: when each wins
We build both, so this is an honest comparison — the right answer depends on your room, your lease and how long you will live with the decision.
- Built-in wins on storage
- wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling fitting typically gains 20–30% more usable volume than a freestanding piece in the same wall length — no dust traps above, no wasted slivers at the sides.
- Built-in wins on awkward rooms
- alcoves, eaves, chimney breasts and out-of-square walls are exactly what scribed joinery exists for.
- Built-in wins on value in place
- fitted storage reads as part of the property — agents and buyers price it into the home, not the furniture.
- Freestanding wins when you move
- if the wardrobe must leave with you, or the room's use will change, a freestanding piece is the honest answer — and we build those too.
- Unsure? Send the room dimensions — if a freestanding wardrobe serves you better, we will say so and draw that instead.
Packaging and shipping
The wardrobe flat-packs for container shipping: carcass panels, door fronts, scribes and hardware in numbered 5-ply export cartons, with foam and corner protection throughout. Every carton is labelled by room and module number, and the packing list follows the installation sequence — scribes included, so your installer trims to final fit on site.
Loading is planned in Foshan and documented with photos before the container is sealed. The wardrobe normally travels in the same container as the rest of your order — under one packing list and one delivery window, FOB from our port or DDP to your door.
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Shop drawings confirmed
Measured dimensions, scribes, finishes and interior layout are all signed off on drawings and physical samples before production starts.
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In-production photos
You receive photos and video at key production stages — including the dry-assembly of your wardrobe.
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Pre-shipment inspection
Every wardrobe is dry-assembled and checked against the drawings before packing; hardware counts are verified per carton.
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Packing list by room
Cartons are numbered by room and module, and the packing list doubles as the installation sequence.
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Container loading photos
Loading is photographed before the container is sealed, so you can verify condition and load order.
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After-delivery support
Report any transit damage with photos within 7 days — replacement panels are remade and sent with your next shipment or by courier.
Care and maintenance
Board finishes need only a soft dry or slightly damp cloth — no solvents or abrasives on lacquer, PET or melamine faces. Veneer and solid timber parts can be refreshed with furniture oil once or twice a year.
Built-in wardrobes are fixed to the wall but not married to it: modules can be adjusted, re-hung or removed if the room's use changes. Hardware is replaceable standard parts — spares ship with the order on project quantities, and individual parts can be reordered years later.
Where it works best
Where a made-to-order built-in wardrobe earns its keep — from alcoves and eaves to full bedroom walls and apartment projects.
Full bedroom walls
One drawn line of flush doors from wall to wall — the storage of a dressing room without giving up a room.
Alcoves and chimney breasts
The classic wasted spaces, turned into hanging and shelving with scribed sides that make the fit look original to the house.
Eaves and loft rooms
Sloped ceilings drawn around with shaped modules — the only honest way to make an attic room store like a bedroom.
Apartment developments
Repeatable built-in logic with per-unit sizing — one drawing set, many walls, flat-packed and labelled per unit.
FAQ
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Straight answers on minimum orders, lead times, shipping and payment — before you commit.
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How do you achieve a true built-in fit from a factory overseas?
You measure, we draw, you approve. We work from your measured dimensions — wall to wall, floor to ceiling, at several heights — and cut scribes and fillers oversized so your installer trims the final few millimetres on site. Every unit is dry-assembled in the factory before packing, so the fit is proven before it ships.
What measurements do you need from me?
Wall width at three heights, ceiling height at both ends and the middle, skirting and cornice depths, plus any sockets, vents or obstacles. We send a measuring guide, and your shop drawing shows every dimension back to you for sign-off before production.
Can a built-in wardrobe be installed by my local carpenter?
Yes — that is the normal route. Modules arrive flat-packed and numbered, the packing list doubles as the installation sequence, and the drawings show fixing points and scribe positions. Any competent carpenter or joiner can install it; we are on video call if they want us.
Can you match the wardrobe doors to my wall paint colour?
Yes — send the paint code or a painted sample and we match the lacquer to it, couriered to you for approval in your own light. A wall-matched wardrobe is the closest thing to invisible storage there is.
Do built-in wardrobes work in a rental property?
Honestly, usually not — the value of a built-in is that it stays with the property. If you are renting or planning to move soon, we will steer you to a freestanding or modular design instead; we build those too.
How is a built-in wardrobe shipped without damage?
Everything flat-packs into numbered 5-ply export cartons with foam and corner protection; scribes and fillers travel in the same cartons as their modules. You receive dry-assembly and container loading photos before the vessel sails.
What is the minimum order and lead time?
No fixed MOQ — one wardrobe ships with the rest of your order in a shared container. Lead time is typically 45–60 days after drawing and sample approval, confirmed per order before deposit.
What should I send to get a quotation?
Your wall dimensions (width at three heights, ceiling height at three points), the door style and interior layout you have in mind (or ask us to propose one), the finish direction, and photos of the wall. We return an itemized quotation with the layout drawing.
How much does a custom built-in wardrobe cost?
Pricing is per project, not from a list — the drivers are the wall length and height, the door-face system (melamine through lacquer, veneer or solid timber), the interior fittings, and the complexity of the scribing. Send your dimensions and finish direction and we return an itemized quotation with the shop drawings.
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