Sliding wardrobe configurator with price calculation

Furniture builder

Build the piece to your own dimensions — the price is calculated instantly, together with an itemised quote and a drawing.

Why there is a price here and none in the calculator

The difference is not courage but arithmetic. The rough calculator has four fields — type, length, height, material level — and from those you can only derive an average of other people's orders. Yours will not fall inside that average, and the figure would have to be revised in the first conversation.

The configurator does not price «a metre of wardrobe». It prices the bill of materials: square metres of carcass board, square metres of door, linear metres of sliding profile, every shelf and every drawer separately. It is the same arithmetic a production engineer uses for a quote, done in front of you — which is why you see it as line items and why you can trust it.

What the configurator cannot see: out-of-square walls, pipes inside a recess, a sloping floor, an unusual ceiling and your staircase. That is why the sum is called preliminary: after the survey it normally moves by up to ten per cent, not by multiples.

The limits the wardrobe is priced within

Width from 800 to 4000 mm, height from 1800 to 2800, depth from 400 to 800, two to four doors. Each field carries its limits underneath, so you never type one size and silently get another after the browser clamps it.

Beyond those limits the configurator does not invent a figure — it says the size is out of range. A five-metre wardrobe is not built as a single span; it is built as two sections, and that is a conversation with a surveyor rather than with an input field. A depth below 400 mm means hangers have to sit sideways: we do build those, but they are not sliding wardrobes and they are priced separately.