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White Wardrobe
Custom white wardrobes in matte lacquer, PET or melamine — floor-to-ceiling storage with soft-close hardware, designed around your room and built to order in our Foshan factory.
George Group builds custom white wardrobes in matte lacquer, super-matte PET or melamine — anti-yellowing finishes, floor-to-ceiling sizing and LED-lit interiors, all made to order in our Foshan factory. 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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White Wardrobes That Make Small Bedrooms Feel Bigger
A custom white wardrobe drawn to your wall and ceiling — matte lacquer, PET or melamine fronts, built to order in our Foshan factory.
A white wardrobe is the quietest way to add a wall of storage — and ours are drawn and built to your plan, not assembled from fixed-size boxes. Width, height, door count and interior layout are all set at shop-drawing stage, so the wardrobe reads as part of the room: scribed to your ceiling, aligned to your skirting, sized to your wall.
The white itself is a choice, not a default — matte lacquer, super-matte PET or melamine each behave differently with light, fingerprints and budgets, and we build all three. Modules are cut, edged 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.
- Matte lacquer, super-matte PET or melamine whites are chosen per project
- Floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall sizing is drawn in millimetres
- Anti-fingerprint and anti-yellowing finishes are approved on samples
- Branded soft-close hinges and full-extension runners are factory-fitted
- Interior layouts include LED lighting, drawers and jewellery trays
- No fixed MOQ — one wardrobe ships with the rest of your order
Full specification
Dimensions, white finish systems, materials and ordering terms for the 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 1,200–3,000 mm wide, 600–650 mm deep for hanging, and full ceiling height up to 2,700 mm with top boxes or scribed crown. |
| Door configurations | Two to six hinged doors or sliding doors in any panel split; hinged door widths kept to 450–550 mm, sliding panels up to 1,200 mm. |
| Interior modules | Hanging, shelving and drawer modules in any width from 300 to 1,000 mm, laid out on the shop drawing and numbered per unit. |
| Structure | Floor-standing carcass with adjustable levelling feet, scribed and fixed to walls where the design requires; fillers and scribes close out-of-square gaps. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Carcass | 18 mm moisture-resistant board — plywood, melamine-faced or PET-faced — with laser-edge banding; interiors in white, linen or woodgrain finishes. |
| Door faces | Matte lacquer on MDF, super-matte PET on board, or melamine-faced board — three white systems at three price points, all factory-applied. |
| Hardware | Branded soft-close hinges and full-extension runners, hanging rails in white, steel or brass finish, and handles in brass, black or colour-matched options. |
| Back panels | Full 9 mm backs for rigidity on tall units, with cable routes and socket positions cut in the factory where mirrors or lighting require them. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Whites | Pure white, warm white, cream and greige — the finishes shown in the swatches below are the ones we keep in production, matched to your physical sample. |
| Sheen levels | Super-matte (anti-fingerprint PET or lacquer), matte and satin; high-gloss white available for contemporary interiors. |
| Accent options | Woodgrain or coloured interiors, fluted or reeded glass display doors, and brass or black accents to break a full-white run. |
| Anti-yellowing | UV-stable lacquers and PET films specified for sunlit rooms, with the finish system confirmed on your couriered sample before production. |
| 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 | Flat-panel, shaker, fluted or handle-less push-to-open doors; mixed white and glass display sections 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, dressing tables, desks, TV units and headboards in the same white and finish system — 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 whites, carcass boards and hardware finishes used in this wardrobe — a physical sample of each is couriered to you for approval before production.
Sage matte lacquer
Soft accent for mixed runs
Natural white oak
Interior & accent veneer
Plywood carcass
18 mm moisture-resistant
Reeded glass
Display door sections
Fluted oak
Solid slats or veneer, oiled or stained
Materials & construction
How the wardrobe is built: 18 mm moisture-resistant carcass, factory-applied white finishes, branded soft-close hardware and optional LED lighting.
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Three whites, three budgets — one result
Melamine for rental and project work, super-matte PET for family homes, matte lacquer for the finish that fools a joiner. We build all three and quote them side by side, so the trade-off is yours to make.
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Anti-fingerprint, anti-yellowing by specification
Super-matte PET and UV-stable lacquers are specified for sunlit rooms and busy households — confirmed on the physical sample you approve, not promised in a brochure.
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Gaps and lines that stay true
Laser edge banding, factory-fitted hinges and dry-assembly before packing keep 3 mm door gaps consistent across a 3-metre run — the detail that makes white joinery look built-in.
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A white that matches your walls
Pure white, warm white, cream or greige — the batch is mixed or selected only after you approve a couriered panel against your wall paint in your own light.
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 white 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.
- White system
- melamine, super-matte PET or matte lacquer — quoted side by side with honest advice on each.
- Doors
- flat-panel, shaker, fluted or handle-less push-to-open, hinged or sliding, with reeded-glass display sections on request.
- Storage
- long, mid and double hanging, drawer stacks, adjustable shelving, shoe runs, trouser racks, jewellery trays and mirror panels.
- Lighting
- LED in 3000 K or 4000 K with door or motion sensors, factory-wired.
- Accents
- woodgrain or coloured interiors, brass or black handles, fluted panels — a full-white run or a two-tone design.
- Matching pieces
- bedside units, dressing tables, desks, TV units and headboards in the same finish system.
Want every detail built your way? Talk to us — consultation is free.
Keeping white wardrobes white: finishes compared
The question we hear most is whether white stays white. The honest answer is that it depends on the finish system — these are the three we build, and how each one behaves.
- Melamine-faced board
- the value option — colour-stable, wipe-clean and the most economical. Edges are banded rather than seamless, and deep scratches cannot be refinished. Best for rentals and project quantities.
- Super-matte PET
- the family option — a furniture film with a soft-touch, anti-fingerprint surface that resists yellowing and wipes clean. Our default recommendation for homes with children and strong sunlight.
- Matte lacquer on MDF
- the premium option — a sprayed, seamless finish with wrapped edges and the deepest, most furniture-like surface. Repairable by a finisher, and the right choice when the wardrobe must read as joinery.
- Whichever you choose
- the white is approved on a physical couriered panel in your own light, and the production batch follows the approved sample — not a screen image.
Packaging and shipping
The wardrobe flat-packs for container shipping: carcass panels, door fronts, drawer boxes and hardware in numbered 5-ply export cartons, with white faces interleaved in foam and corner protection throughout. 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, finish system 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
White finishes need only a soft, slightly damp cloth — no solvents or abrasives on lacquer, PET or melamine faces. Super-matte PET shrugs off fingerprints; lacquer can be professionally refinished if life leaves a mark.
Keep the room ventilated and avoid prolonged damp contact on edges. Hinges and runners are 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 white wardrobe earns its keep — from city apartments and rental projects to villas and show homes.
City apartments
Floor-to-ceiling white storage that disappears into the wall — the square-metre-efficient answer where every room has to work twice.
Family homes
Anti-fingerprint PET fronts, soft-close hardware and interiors that grow with the children — adjustable shelving today, double hanging tomorrow.
Rental and build-to-rent projects
Melamine whites at project pricing, repeatable per-unit drawings, flat-packed and labelled per apartment for fast installation.
Show homes and sales galleries
The bright, neutral backdrop buyers photograph themselves into — dressed, lit and installed well before launch day.
FAQ
Questions importers ask us first
Straight answers on minimum orders, lead times, shipping and payment — before you commit.
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Which white finish should I choose: melamine, PET or lacquer?
Melamine for rental and project budgets, super-matte PET for family homes (anti-fingerprint and the most forgiving), matte lacquer when the wardrobe must read as seamless joinery. We quote all three side by side and courier samples of each, so the decision is made on panels you can touch.
Will a white wardrobe yellow over time?
Modern UV-stable lacquers and PET films resist yellowing for many years — that is exactly why we specify them for sunlit rooms. The finish system is confirmed on your approved sample before production, and the care guidance we ship with the order keeps whites white.
Can the wardrobe go floor-to-ceiling with no gap?
Yes — that is our default. Heights are drawn to your ceiling in millimetres, and scribes or a slim crown close any out-of-square gap. The result reads as built-in joinery rather than a box placed in a room.
Are fingerprints a problem on matte white doors?
On super-matte PET, no — the surface is engineered to resist them. On matte lacquer they wipe away with a damp cloth. If fingerprints are your top concern, we will steer you to PET and show you the difference on samples.
Can I mix white with wood or colour in one wardrobe?
Yes — woodgrain or coloured interiors, fluted display sections with reeded glass, and contrasting handle finishes are all common. Two-tone exteriors (white with an oak or walnut block, for example) are drawn into the same shop drawing.
How is a white wardrobe shipped without marking the finish?
White faces are interleaved with foam sheets inside numbered 5-ply export cartons with corner protection, and every unit is dry-assembled and inspected before packing. 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 width and ceiling height, the door style and interior layout you have in mind (or ask us to propose one), the white finish system you are leaning towards, and reference photos if you have them. We return an itemized quotation with the layout drawing.
How much does a custom white wardrobe cost?
Pricing is per project, not from a list — the drivers are the overall size and door count, the white finish system (melamine through PET to lacquer), and the interior fittings. Send your dimensions and finish direction and we return an itemized quotation with the shop drawings.
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