Natural walnut
Solid or veneer, oiled
Solid Wood Wardrobe
Custom solid wood wardrobes in walnut, oak and ash — dovetailed drawers, soft-close hardware and hand-finished timber, designed around your room and built to order in our Foshan factory.
George Group builds every solid wood wardrobe to order in its Foshan factory — solid timber doors and dovetailed drawers, sized to your wall in millimetres and dry-assembled before packing. 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
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Solid Wood Wardrobes Built to Your Room, Not a Size List
A custom solid wood wardrobe in walnut, oak or ash — every dimension, door and drawer drawn to your room and built to order in our Foshan factory.
A solid wood wardrobe is the piece of furniture a bedroom is built around — and ours are drawn and built to your plan, not chosen from a size list. Width, height, door count, drawer positions and interior layout are all set at shop-drawing stage, so the wardrobe lands on site fitting your wall, your ceiling and the way you dress.
Doors, frames and drawer boxes are solid timber; carcasses are stable moisture-resistant board faced in the same species — the construction that keeps solid wood true through shipping and seasons. The wardrobe is cut, fitted and dry-assembled in our Foshan factory, then flat-packed in numbered cartons to travel with the rest of your wardrobe order or a whole-home package.
- Walnut, oak, ash and other species are matched to your physical sample
- Solid timber doors, frames and dovetailed drawer boxes are standard
- Every wardrobe is drawn to your wall and ceiling in millimetres
- Branded soft-close hinges and full-extension runners are factory-fitted
- Natural oil, stained or lacquered finishes are approved on samples
- No fixed MOQ — one wardrobe ships with the rest of your order
Full specification
Dimensions, timber species, finishes and ordering terms for the solid wood wardrobe — every value is fixed on shop drawings and approved by you before production.
| Item | Standard specification |
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| Overall size | Drawn to your wall in millimetres — typically 1,200–2,400 mm wide, 600–650 mm deep for hanging, and full ceiling height up to 2,700 mm with top boxes. |
| Door configurations | Two to six hinged doors, with panelled, flush or framed designs; door widths kept to 450–550 mm so panels stay flat and hinges stay light. |
| Drawers | External drawer bases or internal stacks in any width from 300 to 1,000 mm, dovetailed solid-timber boxes on full-extension soft-close runners. |
| Structure | Freestanding or scribed-to-wall installation with adjustable levelling feet; crown, plinth and side scribes matched to your ceiling and skirting lines. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Solid timber | Walnut, white oak, red oak, ash, cherry, maple, teak and other species on request — kiln-dried to 8–12% moisture for export stability. |
| Carcass | 18 mm moisture-resistant plywood or board faced in matching veneer, so interiors and exteriors read as one piece while panels stay dimensionally stable. |
| Drawer boxes | Solid timber with dovetail joints as standard; birch ply boxes as a value option — both on branded full-extension soft-close runners. |
| Hardware | Branded soft-close hinges, full-extension runners, hanging rails in steel or brass finish, and handles in brass, blackened steel or turned timber. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Natural finishes | Hard-wax oil or natural oil that keeps the grain open — the finishes shown in the swatches below are the ones we keep in production. |
| Stains | From light honey to deep espresso, matched to your physical timber sample and approved on a couriered panel before production. |
| Lacquer | Clear matte or satin conversion lacquer for high-use projects; solid-colour lacquer in any RAL or NCS reference where a painted look is wanted. |
| Interior finishes | Matching veneer interiors as standard, with linen-texture or solid-colour board and leather or velvet tray linings as upgrades. |
| 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 and mirror panels — all numbered on the shop drawing. |
| Door designs | Flush, framed, panelled, fluted or slatted doors; mixed timber and reeded-glass doors within one wardrobe. |
| 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 | Bedside units, chests of drawers, dressing tables, headboards and bed frames in the same timber and finish — 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 timbers, carcass boards 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, oil or lacquer
Oak in walnut stain
Matched to your sample
Plywood carcass
18 mm moisture-resistant
Fluted oak
Solid slats or veneer, oiled or stained
Cognac leather
Jewellery & watch trays
Materials & construction
How the wardrobe is built: solid timber doors and frames, dovetail drawer boxes, branded soft-close hardware and hand-applied finishes.
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Timber dried for export, not just for the workshop
Every solid component is kiln-dried to 8–12% moisture and rested before machining — the step that decides whether doors stay flat after six weeks in a container and a season in your climate.
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Solid where it shows, stable where it counts
Doors, frames and drawer boxes are solid timber; carcass panels are veneer-faced moisture-resistant board. You get the look and feel of solid wood without the movement that cracks wide panels.
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Joinery you can inspect
Dovetail drawer boxes, mortise-and-tenon door frames and hand-fitted hinges — every wardrobe is dry-assembled in the factory and photographed before packing, so you see the joinery before it ships.
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A finish approved in your hands
Oils, stains and lacquers are matched to physical samples couriered to you — the batch is mixed only after you approve the panel you can touch.
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 solid wood 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.
- Dimensions
- width, height, depth and door count drawn to your wall and ceiling in millimetres, with scribes for out-of-square rooms.
- Timber
- walnut, oak, ash, cherry, maple, teak and other species on request, all kiln-dried for export.
- Storage
- long, mid and double hanging, dovetailed drawer stacks, adjustable shelving, shoe runs, trouser racks and jewellery trays.
- Doors
- flush, framed, panelled, fluted or slatted — including mixed timber and reeded-glass designs.
- Finish
- natural oil, hard-wax oil, stains from honey to espresso, or clear and coloured lacquer in any RAL or NCS reference.
- Lighting
- LED in 3000 K or 4000 K with door or motion sensors, factory-wired.
- Matching pieces
- bedside units, chests, dressing tables, headboards and bed frames in the same timber batch.
Want every detail built your way? Talk to us — consultation is free.
Solid wood vs veneer vs melamine: an honest comparison
We build wardrobes in all three constructions, so we have no reason to oversell any of them. This is how they compare on the things that actually matter in a bedroom.
- Solid timber
- the tactile, repairable option — scratches sand out, finishes refresh with oil, and the piece gains character for decades. It costs more and moves with the seasons, which is why we engineer around movement rather than pretend it away.
- Wood veneer on stable board
- the same species and grain on the surface, with panels that never move — the right answer for wide flush doors and humid climates, at roughly two-thirds of the solid-timber price.
- Melamine-faced board
- the project workhorse — consistent colour, wipe-clean, and the most economical by a wide margin. It will never feel like timber up close, and it is not meant to.
- Our advice
- put solid timber where hands and eyes land — doors, frames, drawer fronts — and use veneer or melamine for carcasses and interiors. Most of the wardrobes in this range are built exactly that way.
Packaging and shipping
The wardrobe flat-packs for container shipping: carcass panels, solid doors, drawer boxes and hardware in numbered 5-ply export cartons, with solid timber components wrapped in foam and corner protection. Every carton is labelled by room and module number, and the packing list follows the installation sequence.
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
Dimensions, timber, finish 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
Oiled and hard-wax finishes refresh with furniture oil once or twice a year; lacquered surfaces need only a soft, slightly damp cloth. Keep solvents and abrasives away from all timber finishes.
Solid wood moves with the seasons — a door that sits a fraction proud in a humid summer settles back as the air dries. Keep rooms ventilated, avoid placing the wardrobe against damp walls, and hinges can be re-adjusted in seconds if a door ever drifts. Spare hardware and finish oil ship with the order on request.
Where it works best
Where a made-to-order solid wood wardrobe earns its keep — from master bedrooms and villas to boutique hotels and serviced apartments.
Master bedrooms and villas
A drawn-to-plan solid wardrobe anchors the room like joinery, not furniture — matched to the bed, bedside units and doors in one timber batch.
Boutique hotels and resorts
Cycle-rated hardware and repairable oil finishes stand up to daily guest use, and damaged panels can be sanded and re-oiled instead of replaced.
Serviced apartments
Repeatable designs with per-unit sizing — one drawing set, many rooms, flat-packed and labelled per unit for fast installation.
Period and character homes
Panelled doors, turned handles and oiled finishes sit naturally in older rooms — with interior fittings that are anything but old-fashioned.
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Straight answers on minimum orders, lead times, shipping and payment — before you commit.
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Which timber species should I choose for a wardrobe?
Walnut and white oak are the two we build most: walnut for its depth of colour, oak for its hardness and open grain. Ash and maple suit lighter, Scandinavian interiors; cherry darkens beautifully with age. Tell us the look you are after and we courier samples of the actual boards before you decide.
Will solid wood warp or crack in my climate?
Movement is managed by construction, not avoided by luck: timber is kiln-dried to 8–12%, doors are frame-and-panel or stability-engineered, and wide surfaces are veneer-faced board. In normal ventilated rooms the wardrobe stays true; we specify exactly this construction for humid coastal and dry air-conditioned climates alike.
Can you match the wardrobe to my existing furniture?
Yes — send photos and, if possible, a small physical sample or offcut. We match species, stain and sheen on a couriered panel and only mix the batch after you approve it. The same matching extends to bedside units, chests and the bed itself in one order.
Is the interior really customisable, or fixed shelving?
Fully customisable — hanging heights, drawer counts, shelving, shoe runs, trouser racks, jewellery trays and mirror panels are all laid out on the shop drawing and numbered per module. You approve the interior on paper before a single board is cut.
How is a solid wood wardrobe shipped without damage?
Everything flat-packs into numbered 5-ply export cartons; solid doors and drawer boxes are foam-wrapped with corner protection. You receive dry-assembly and container loading photos before the vessel sails.
What is the difference between your solid wood and veneer wardrobes?
Solid timber doors and frames can be sanded and refinished for decades and feel unmistakable in the hand; veneer gives the same species and grain on dimensionally stable panels at a lower price. Most clients mix the two — solid where it shows, veneer where stability matters — and we are happy to advise honestly.
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 width and ceiling height, the door and drawer layout you have in mind (or ask us to propose one), the timber and finish direction, and reference photos if you have them. We return an itemized quotation with the layout drawing.
How much does a custom solid wood wardrobe cost?
Pricing is per project, not from a list — the drivers are the timber species, the overall size and door count, the interior fittings, and the finish system. Solid walnut sits at the top of the range; oak and ash sit lower. Send your dimensions and finish direction and we return an itemized quotation with the shop drawings.
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