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How do I Choose the Best Two Door Wardrobe?

By Solomon Branch
Updated: May 17, 2024
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Choosing the best two door wardrobe is largely a matter of taste, but quality of the materials and the design of the wardrobe are major factors as well. The wardrobe should open and close easily, and there should be plenty of room to store whatever you need. Clothes should have enough room to hang freely without getting squashed, especially if you are storing clothes or other large garments.

Most two door wardrobes are made of wood. Many of the less-expensive kind are made of pressed wood that is covered with a veneer. This may be another wood, such as mahogany or cherry wood, or some form of thick, plastic coating. Make sure you know if the wardrobe is coated or consists entirely of a specific wood.

In addition to the closet space, many wardrobes also have extra drawers to store socks or underwear. If you are storing longer garments this may not be suitable, but it should work fine for most uses. Consider buying a two door wardrobe without drawers if you are storing coats or other clothes for longer periods of time.

There are many colors and finishes to choose from, and the best choice is primarily a matter of personal taste. White, black, and other basic primary colors are commonly seen on painted wardrobes. If you purchase one with a wood finish, it may come stained as well. Many wardrobes are already pre-treated, so make sure if you want to stain it or paint it yourself it will not cause damage to the wood or finish.

The quality of any shelves or rails in the two door wardrobe is also important. Rails should be strong enough to hold sufficient weight, and the shelves should not take up too much room, or should be adjustable. The interior of a two door wardrobe vary a fair amount, so deciding what you want to have and store in them ahead of time will help determine if you need shelves or extra compartments.

Most large retails stores have pre-made wardrobes that you can assemble on your own with minimal instructions, and there are several available online as well. If you want to spend more money, consider buying one that is not pre-made and is made of a solid wood. Stores that specialize in furniture will have these units, or you can look at yard sales or in thrift stores. If you want top-notch quality, consider getting one custom-made.

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