Fitted Wardrobes in London (8)

Fitted wardrobes are relatively permanent. So, it’s a good idea to make sure your new wardrobe looks great and is of quality construction.

Try our three steps for finding fitted wardrobe installers covering London.

Use Checkatrade

A great place to find tradespeople is through a search directory like Checkatrade.

Simply type in your postcode to find fitted wardrobe services operating in London.

All our Checkatrade members must pass up to rigorous checks, adhere to the Checkatrade standard, and check their reviews.

Ask for recommendations

One of the best ways to find experienced professionals is to ask friends, family, and colleagues.

Fitted wardrobes are a popular home improvement project, so someone you know can often recommend a wardrobe maker.

Check online reviews

Look for online reviews to see what others say about professional fitted wardrobe companies in London. Then, you’ll know what to expect when the work begins.

Remember to cross-check your reviews on Checkatrade.

On average, you can expect to pay somewhere in the region of £2,500 - £3,000.

The cost of a fitted bedroom in the UK will vary depending on the size and specification of the bespoke bedroom.

Fitted bedroom costs

As with any bespoke home improvement project, the total cost of a bespoke fitted bedroom will be affected by the prices of the individual elements.

As a general guide, here’s a breakdown of average costs for some of the key elements of a bespoke fitted bedroom:

• 3-door standard fitted wardrobe – £2,800 - £3,600
• 3-door sliding door fitted wardrobe – £2,500 - £2,800
• 6-door wide fitted wardrobe – £4,800
• 2-section custom built fitted wardrobe – £3,200
• Carpenter labour – £200 - £300 per day

To find out more about prices, check out our guide to the average cost of a fitted bedroom.

We would always recommend speaking to multiple tradespeople to get accurate quotes for the exact specification of the fitted bedroom that you want.

Factors affecting the cost of a fitted bedroom

To help you plan the budget, here are some of the factors that will affect your bespoke fitted bedroom costs:

• Size of the bedroom
• Quantity and quality of fitted furniture
• Type of fitted units
• Materials used
• Complexity of the room layout, especially any awkward features
• Additional fixtures and fittings (e.g. special mouldings, integrated lighting, etc.)

Quotes for fitted bedroom costs

To get accurate costs for installing a fitted bedroom in your area, we always recommend getting at least three quotes from bespoke bedroom designers and installers working near you. By shopping around you can make sure you're paying a fair and competitive price for the work.

You can start by contacting the tradespeople listed here. Or request a quote and we’ll get fitted bedroom services to contact you directly.

This depends. If you’re an experienced DIYer, you should be able to confidently make your own fitted wardrobes using a flat pack kit.

Flat pack fitted wardrobes come with full installation instructions and all fittings and hardware.

If you want to create your own bespoke fitted wardrobes with sections of wood, it’s best to hire a carpenter with the right skills.

Yes, joiners can construct and install fitted wardrobes and other custom-built furniture pieces.

Joiners and carpenters are both excellent choices for fitted wardrobes. These tradespeople can create custom wardrobe solutions to fit various spaces.

Ready to find a fitted wardrobe installer working in London? Use our handy request-a-quote feature to find tradespeople to help.

Installing a fitted wardrobe usually takes only one to two days.

The installation may only take a few hours for small, simple designs. On the other hand, it might take a few days to fit large, intricate wardrobes.

Because installation time depends on the design and build, ask how long your fitted wardrobe installation will take before the work begins.

You can install a basic fitted wardrobe with the right skills, tools, and experience. However, achieving a professional finish for more complex designs will be challenging.

Consider hiring a professional to complete the installation to ensure a clean fit and fully functioning wardrobe.

If you're ready to hire a tradesperson to install new fitted wardrobes, scroll up and contact one of our approved tradespeople near you.

Yes, but to what extent depends on who completes the installation.

Ready-made wardrobes can often be adapted to fit your style and needs. You can order from a fitted wardrobe company that offers customisation options.

Discuss your ideas for a fully customisable fitted wardrobe or show your designs to a joiner, carpenter or bespoke wardrobe maker. They can draw up a plan to suit your design brief.

It's a good idea. Ensuring your newly fitted wardrobe has some ventilation will help prevent mould and mildew, unpleasant smells and rotting wood.

Here are some ways to prevent moisture issues with fitted wardrobes:

• Install air vents or leave gaps during installation
• Keep doors open to create natural ventilation
• Make sure clothes are dry before putting them away
• Store shoes somewhere else to avoid damp and musty smells
• Use smart wardrobe sensors to monitor humidity and temperature and alert you of potential mould-friendly conditions

The most popular fitted wardrobes for a bedroom redesign include:

• Sliding door wardrobes save space and look sleek, making them great for smaller spaces
• Hinged door wardrobes are the traditional choice but are also versatile and offer plenty of storage space
• Mirrored wardrobes are stylish and functional and can make a small room look bigger

The most common materials chosen for fitted wardrobes include:

• Solid wood is a classic and durable choice
• MDF is versatile and affordable
• Melamine-faced chipboard is durable and easy to clean

A wardrobe maker can discuss the best materials based on your style, budget, and needs.