Flow Kitchens
Custom Joinery in Taree
Tailored Wardrobes
Taree Custom Joinery
At Flow Kitchens, we design and build custom joinery in Taree that delivers real storage solutions, and nowhere is that more visible than the wardrobe. Today’s homes don’t settle for sliding doors and a hanging rail. Whether it’s a walk-in or built-in, your wardrobe should feel like a temple to organisation — designed to hold everything, hide the mess and fit your space perfectly.
We’ll tailor the layout around what you need: long hanging, drawers, shoe storage, shelves, overheads — all in the right configuration, with smart hardware and a clean finish. No wasted corners, no saggy rails, no struggling to shut the door.
If you’re coordinating joinery throughout your home, we can match wardrobes to your
vanities,
laundry cabinets or
kitchen
finish, creating a look that flows from room to room. Call Flow Kitchens on
(02) 6557 8100 to discuss your storage goals — we’ll help you build something better.
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Smart Storage
Start Your Day Right
There’s nothing glamorous about tripping over a shoe rack or digging through a tangled mess of hangers. A well-designed wardrobe doesn’t just store your clothes — it shapes how you move through your day. From the first outfit to the evening wind-down, every drawer, shelf and rail should make sense.
- Fitted to the Room: We measure properly and build to fit — no gaps, no chunky fillers, just seamless cabinetry.
- Storage Where You Need It: Drawers at waist height, shelves you can reach and hanging space that works for your wardrobe, not someone else’s.
- Hardware That Lasts: Soft-close drawers, smooth tracks, strong hinges — built for daily use, not showroom gloss.
- Smart Layouts, Less Clutter: Everything has its place, and you won’t need a step ladder to find it.
- Designed to Match: We’ll align your wardrobe finish with your kitchen, vanity or laundry for a clean, connected look.
A great wardrobe clears space in your home and your head. Let’s make yours work hard for both.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the best layout for a walk-in wardrobe?
The best layout for a walk-in wardrobe depends on how you use your space, but balance is key. Use a combination of hanging rails, open shelving, drawers and shoe racks to keep everything visible and accessible. Hanging space at two levels maximises vertical room, while full-length sections handle dresses and coats. Place drawers at hip height for easy access and use corners for deep shelving or off-season storage. Consider lighting, mirrors and airflow to keep the space practical and pleasant. A well-planned layout saves time and makes your wardrobe easier to live with every day.
How do I maximise storage in a small wardrobe?
To maximise storage in a small wardrobe, use every bit of space from floor to ceiling. Install double hanging rails, add shelves above the top rail, and use drawers or baskets for smaller items. Vertical dividers and hanging organisers can prevent wasted gaps, and pull-out racks or sliding accessories help in tight spots. Consider using mirrored or sliding doors to save on floor space. With good layout and the right joinery, even a compact wardrobe can feel surprisingly roomy and organised.
Are sliding doors or hinged doors better for wardrobes?
Sliding doors are great for saving space, especially in smaller bedrooms where swing room is limited. They offer a sleek, modern look and can be fitted with mirrors or panels to suit your style. Hinged doors, on the other hand, allow full access to your wardrobe at once — which can be more practical if you like to see everything at a glance. They also make it easier to use internal accessories like pull-out baskets or drawers. The right choice depends on your room layout, design goals and how you like to use your storage.
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