Custom Built-in Wardrobes in Puchong

01

Swing or Sliding Doors: Start with Your Room

My 1 Concept offers swing and sliding door wardrobes. A wardrobe needs to work with the space around your bed, bedroom door and other furniture.

Swing doors need clear space in front of the wardrobe to open. With sliding doors, how much of the wardrobe you can reach at once depends on the layout, so think about which sections you use most.

Discuss the door style alongside your room layout, rather than choosing it from a picture alone.

• Show the space between the wardrobe and your bed.
• Mark nearby doors, windows and switches on your plan.
• Share whether you prefer swing or sliding doors, or would like to compare both.

02

Plan the Inside Around What You Store

Start with the clothes and items you reach for most. Long garments, folded clothes, bags and bedding place different demands on your storage. Tell Kenji what needs a place before deciding how to divide the wardrobe.

If the wardrobe will be shared, explain how each person uses it. This gives the conversation a practical starting point for discussing hanging space, shelves and other storage requirements.

• List the items you use every day.
• Separate hanging needs from folded storage.
• Mention larger items and less frequently used belongings.

Discuss your preferred internal layout and any accessory requirements with Kenji so their availability and suitability can be confirmed for your project.