Wardrobes

The tallest wardrobes here are 200 cm and the shortest 170 cm. A flat-packed wardrobe is usually built lying down and then lifted upright, and as it tips up its diagonal needs more room than its finished height — so a wardrobe that fits under the ceiling can still catch on it on the way up. If your ceiling is close to the listed height, plan to assemble it in the room where it will stand.

Hinged doors open fully, so you see the whole of the inside at once, but they need clear floor in front of the wardrobe to swing. Sliding doors need no swing space at all, which suits a narrow room or a bed close to the wardrobe; the trade-off is that only one side is open at a time. The Topline Sliding Wardrobe is the sliding design here, and the others open on doors that swing.

Two Topline wardrobes have mirrored doors: the three-door has a mirrored centre door, and the four-door has two. A full-length mirror built into the wardrobe saves wall space, and in a small bedroom it reflects light back into the room.

Depths run from 50 cm to 62 cm, and depth is what clothes on a hanging rail need most. The Corona and Bardalona wardrobes are full hanging with a shelf, and the Corona Trio is sold as a set with a matching chest of drawers and bedside cabinet.

Every wardrobe here is flat-packed for home assembly, some across three or four cartons; the product page gives the carton count and the weight of the heaviest. We deliver across mainland Great Britain. The Scottish Highlands and the islands may need different arrangements, so please contact us before ordering if that is where you are.

The rest of the bedroom, shelved by type.

• Chests of Drawers 7 pieces
• Bedside Tables 17 pieces
• Blanket Boxes 1 piece