Reach-in wardrobes
Reach-in units serve bedrooms where a full walk-in would steal floor. We nest carcass, fittings, and fronts as three layers so each decision stays readable on site.
Outer layer
Carcass + wall fix
Middle layer
Rails · shelves · drawers
Inner layer
Fronts · handles · light
Built for tight Zürich bedrooms
Seefeld and Kreis 5 rooms often sit under 3.2 m wide. A reach-in along one wall keeps the bed centred and still clears the window reveal. We set depth from 45 to 62 cm depending on coat length and door swing.
Hinged versus sliding
Hinged doors suit quieter corridors and classic flat interiors. Sliding fronts help when a bed or desk sits close to the wardrobe line. Both systems use soft-close ironmongery rated for daily Zurich apartment use.
Internal planning
A typical layout stacks a double hanging bay, a shelf stack for folded knitwear, and two deep drawers for accessories. Corner returns get angled shelves so nothing dies in a dark void.
Depth | Use | Finish
| Depth | Use | Finish |
|---|---|---|
| 45–48 cm | Shirts, folded stacks, kids wear | Painted MDF, light oak veneer |
| 55–58 cm | Mixed hanging + drawers | Oak veneer, soft lacquer |
| 60–62 cm | Full coats, suit bags | Walnut veneer, matte lacquer |
Install notes
We scribe plinths to uneven parquet common in Altbau flats near the lake. Ceiling crowns stay intact unless you ask for a full floor-to-ceiling box.
Next step
Package pricing starts around CHF 1,200 for a compact bay. See Pricing or contact for a measure in your Kreis.