About the service
I am a carpenter-furniture maker and I specialize in transforming empty walk-in closets into well-thought-out storage systems. Typically, such a room uses one rod and one shelf above it, while the rest of the space goes unused — my task is to build the internal layout according to the specific wardrobe of the customer, not by a standard template.
The work begins with a site visit: I take measurements of the room, check the ceiling height, the direction of the door opening, the presence of sloped ceilings or awkward angles, clarify the wardrobe composition — how many long items on hangers, how many folded items, shoes, whether space is needed for suitcases or bedding. Based on this, I draw up a layout: sections with double and single rods, a block of adjustable shelves, drawers on several levels, a sloped or stepped shoe rack — and we approve the scheme before manufacturing begins.
I assemble the cases from LDSP with melamine coating or from veneered plywood — depending on budget and desired appearance, I cover the edges with edge banding so there are no unfinished cuts anywhere. I install drawers on full-extension guides with soft-close dampers, rods — metal or wooden depending on the load, shelves adjust in height on standard shelf supports so the system can be adjusted for changes in your wardrobe over time. I fit the frames in place, taking into account the actual geometry of the walls and floor, not based on the calculation of an "ideal rectangle," which almost never exists in practice.
The cost includes: a site visit and measurement, a layout drawing for approval, all materials and hardware, cutting and edge banding, assembly and on-site installation, final adjustment of shelf and rod heights to the customer's needs. After installation, I remove all debris and offcuts, leaving the room clean.
The manufacturing time is usually one to two weeks from the approved project to the installed system, depending on the size of the walk-in closet and material delivery times. I have done both small walk-in closets of one and a half by two meters with a simple double rod and shoe compartments, as well as full-fledged walk-in rooms with island drawers and trays for jewelry — I can show you photos of recent projects so you can assess the quality of work in advance.
The work begins with a site visit: I take measurements of the room, check the ceiling height, the direction of the door opening, the presence of sloped ceilings or awkward angles, clarify the wardrobe composition — how many long items on hangers, how many folded items, shoes, whether space is needed for suitcases or bedding. Based on this, I draw up a layout: sections with double and single rods, a block of adjustable shelves, drawers on several levels, a sloped or stepped shoe rack — and we approve the scheme before manufacturing begins.
I assemble the cases from LDSP with melamine coating or from veneered plywood — depending on budget and desired appearance, I cover the edges with edge banding so there are no unfinished cuts anywhere. I install drawers on full-extension guides with soft-close dampers, rods — metal or wooden depending on the load, shelves adjust in height on standard shelf supports so the system can be adjusted for changes in your wardrobe over time. I fit the frames in place, taking into account the actual geometry of the walls and floor, not based on the calculation of an "ideal rectangle," which almost never exists in practice.
The cost includes: a site visit and measurement, a layout drawing for approval, all materials and hardware, cutting and edge banding, assembly and on-site installation, final adjustment of shelf and rod heights to the customer's needs. After installation, I remove all debris and offcuts, leaving the room clean.
The manufacturing time is usually one to two weeks from the approved project to the installed system, depending on the size of the walk-in closet and material delivery times. I have done both small walk-in closets of one and a half by two meters with a simple double rod and shoe compartments, as well as full-fledged walk-in rooms with island drawers and trays for jewelry — I can show you photos of recent projects so you can assess the quality of work in advance.
