What materials to use to build a walk-in wardrobe?

Question

I’m tasked with building a walk-in wardrobe in the corner of the bedroom with two existing walls. I need help to build the remaining two sides. Looking for suggestions on the best materials to use please and best techniques?

Jason · Answer

MDF is usually fine, and then add timber decorative mouldings and handles to preference

Gareth · Answer

Mdf works well if you are going to finish with paint.

Cristian · Answer

The simple way is metal stud or wood stud and plasterboard
and if you whant you can put some insulation in the walls but don't think will be necessary is just a wardrobe. If you whant the walls to be more stronger you can add one layer of plywood an after plasterboard. Thanks

John · Answer

Thanks for asking. This is down to the size and shape you require your walk in wardrobe to be there are many different ways to form a walk in wardrobe. A site visit by a professional joiner is highly recommend

Christian · Answer

I build wardrobes using flat pack units from IKEA kax range of kits very reasonably priced and useful pieces to alter and integrate

Ib · Answer

I have found MDF to be the most workable material for wardrobes as it is easily cut and adjustable when fitting.

Gary · Answer

Depends on size of wardrobe, you could use mdf or ply

What materials to use to build a walk-in wardrobe?

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