Made-to-measure wardrobes and walk-in closets in Tashkent
A made-to-measure wardrobe or walk-in closet is a storage system built wall to wall and floor to ceiling, with its internal layout planned around what you store.
The problem with an off-the-shelf wardrobe is its size. It does not reach the wall, a few centimetres of gap sit at one side, and the top is an open ledge that collects dust. A made-to-measure wardrobe runs wall to wall and floor to ceiling: no dead space is left, and the top becomes a real section for seasonal clothes and suitcases.
A walk-in closet is a different answer again — not a wardrobe but a room turned entirely into storage. A small bedroom or an alcove at the end of a hallway can become a full closet, and that often costs less than buying a large wardrobe.
Materials
- LDSP Kronospan
- MDF
- Mirror facades
- Bamboo
Hardware
- Hettich Sliding
- Blum Legrabox
- Häfele hinges
Production time
15-20 working days
Internal layout
The layout is not standard; it is planned around what you store. At the measuring visit the designer asks exactly that: how much long hanging you have, how many shirts, how much space shoes take, where bedding will live.
That decides the hanging heights — one full-height section for coats, double-hung rails for shorter clothing. Drawers, shoe shelves, a pull-out trouser rack and a divided accessory drawer are added from there.
Doors and mechanisms
Sliding doors run on Hettich systems. This is the hardest-working part of a wardrobe — the door travels several times a day, and a cheap roller starts to rumble within a year and comes off its track.
Front options: Kronospan LDSP, MDF, mirror or bamboo. A mirrored door visually widens a narrow hallway; a smoked mirror shows fingerprints less.
Drawers run on Blum Legrabox — full extension with soft close, so a drawer never slams shut.
Lead time
Wardrobes and closets take 15–20 working days. That is shorter than a kitchen because sprayed fronts are used less often here, and a foil-finished panel needs no curing time.
Installation usually finishes in a day. Delivery and installation across Tashkent are free, and all work carries a 2-year warranty.
What the price covers
- On-site measuring — free
- 3D design and full itemised quote within 48 hours — free
- Carcass, doors, sliding system and internal layout
- Delivery and installation across Tashkent — free
- 2-year warranty
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Wardrobes and closets
15–20 working days from the day you approve the 3D design.
It almost always is. The deviation is recorded at the measuring visit and an adjustable scribe fillet goes on top, so the wardrobe meets the ceiling cleanly with no open gap.
A single-sided run works from about 1.2 m of width — 60 cm of shelving plus room to stand. Double-sided starts around 1.8 m. The exact figure depends on the shape of the alcove, which Mebelix checks at the visit.
Mirrors in sliding doors are backed with film, so even on impact the pieces stay on the film rather than scattering.
Yes, on installation day. Say so at the measuring visit, so Mebelix can allow the time and the fitters.
Mebelix will come and measure the space
The designer visits free of charge, measures the alcove and plans the internal layout around what you store.