Wardrobe Closet with 4 Hanging Rods - Full Product Details:

1. Dimensions

• Width: Typically ranges from 40 to 60 inches (or more depending on size).
• Height: Around 72 to 80 inches (standard for full-height wardrobes).
• Depth: Usually between 18 and 24 inches (deep enough to hang clothes comfortably without them touching the back).

2. Material

• Frame: Constructed from solid wood (oak, pine, or MDF), metal, or a combination of both.
• Finish: Wood can have a natural finish, a painted finish, or veneer for a polished look. Metal frames may have a powder-coated finish.
• Interior Shelving: Shelves can be made of wood, laminate, or wire, with adjustable options for customization.

3. Hanging Rods

• Number of Hanging Rods: 4 rods typically for optimal space and organization. Often, the closet is divided into sections:
  • Top Hanging Rod: Full-length space for long garments like dresses or coats.
  • Bottom Hanging Rods: Two shorter rods to accommodate shirts, blouses, or shorter items (commonly used in the lower half).
  • Additional Rods or Sections: For pants, skirts, or accessories.

4. Storage Features

• Shelves: Some wardrobes offer upper or lower shelves for folded clothes, bags, shoes, or accessories.
• Drawers: Some models include bottom drawers for storing smaller items or shoes.
• Pull-out Accessories: Some closets feature pull-out trays for shoes, ties, or scarves.

5. Doors and Closure

• Doors:
  • Sliding Doors: Ideal for smaller spaces where a swinging door might be impractical.
  • Hinged Doors: Traditional opening doors, often with handles or knobs.
• Mirrored Doors: Some wardrobes feature mirrored doors for both functionality and to enhance the room’s aesthetic.

6. Design and Aesthetics

• Style: Can range from modern, sleek designs to traditional, rustic looks depending on the material and finish.
• Colors: Available in various finishes, including natural wood tones, black, white, or custom colors.
• Additional Features: Some models may have decorative moldings, soft-close doors, or built-in lighting for a high-end look.

7. Weight and Stability

• Stability: Most wardrobes have a sturdy construction with anchoring options for added stability, especially for taller units.
• Weight: The weight varies based on the size and material but typically ranges from 80 to 150 pounds or more.

8. Assembly

• Pre-assembled vs. DIY: Some wardrobes come pre-assembled, while others may require DIY assembly. Many flat-pack models offer an easy assembly process with tools included.