Wardrobe plans with doors and a hanging rail
Set the size, doors and inside layout, and Woodworker checks the hinges, shelf and hanging rail, and how it stands.
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How the design works
A tall carcass with a pair of doors on concealed hinges, a shelf at the top and a hanging rail, fixed to the wall.
Starts at 1.0 × 2.0 m and 600 mm deep (40 × 78 in in US sizes). Change any size and everything else follows.
What Woodworker checks
- Hinges for the weight of the doors
- The hanging rail under a full load of clothes
- The shelf sagging
- Tipping, and fixing to the wall
When something isn’t strong or stable enough, it says why and offers a fix you can apply in one click, like a bigger section, an extra brace or a different joint.
What you can change
- Width, height and depth
- Doors, shelves and hanging rail
- Material and thickness, hinges and handles
What you get
- A cut list of every part, with sizes, wood and how many
- A shopping list of timber lengths or sheets, screws, bolts and hardware, with rough costs
- Assembly steps in build order, with the joints and fixings for each step
- Dimensioned front, side and top drawings, and a printable workshop sheet (PDF)
Tips
- 600 mm (24 in) inside depth fits clothes on hangers.
- Tall doors need three or more hinges: the checks tell you how many.
Questions
- Can it have drawers too?
- Use the chest of drawers or sideboard templates for drawers, or combine parts in Build your own.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Woodworker is free, with no ads and no account. Designs are saved in your browser and never uploaded.
- How accurate are the checks?
- They use Eurocode 5 methods and common furniture test loads, as a guide for home-made projects, not certified engineering. Ask an engineer about anything large or anything people could be hurt by if it failed.
