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Architect and joinery specialist reviewing wardrobe drawings and finish samples
For Architectural Practices

Fitted wardrobe joinery, built from your specification

Specifying joinery is only as good as the manufacturer executing it. We work directly with architectural practices to turn a wardrobe specification into a built, fitted piece that matches the drawing — not an approximation of it.

Working From Your Specification

We manufacture directly to issued drawings

We accept full specification and CAD drawing packages and manufacture directly to them. Where a detail is ambiguous or unbuildable as drawn, we flag it at quote stage — not mid-manufacture — so your programme isn't disrupted by late-stage RFIs.

We can work with:

  • Full architectural drawing sets (DWG/PDF)
  • Room-by-room joinery schedules
  • Material and finish schedules with NBS-style specification clauses
  • BIM-coordinated packages where relevant to the project
Material & Finish Data

Data sheets ready for your specification

Our standard material palette covers painted/spray-finished MDF, veneered panels matched to sample, and solid timber detailing for edges, cornicing and skirting returns. Full data sheets — board specification, fire performance where applicable, and finish options — are available on request for inclusion in your specification.

See our full range of joinery wardrobe types →

Technical wardrobe drawing with measuring tools and material samples
Typical Project Types

Where architect-specified joinery comes up most

Completed bespoke fitted wardrobe in an architect-designed bedroom

New-Build & Refurbishment

Residential new-build and refurbishment where wardrobes are specified as part of a fitted joinery package.

Bespoke fitted wardrobe built into an alcove in a period home

Period Conversions

Period property conversions with non-standard room geometry.

Matching fitted wardrobe installations across a multi-unit housing scheme

Multi-Unit Schemes

Multi-unit residential schemes where a consistent joinery spec is applied across several similar units.

Fitted wardrobe designed around a sloped loft ceiling

Loft & Roof-Space Conversions

Loft and roof-space conversions requiring bespoke sloped-ceiling storage.

Process For Architect-Led Projects

From drawing review to a signed-off install

1. Drawing review

We review your issued drawings and joinery schedule.

2. Query & quote

Any buildability queries are raised at this stage; a fixed quote is issued against the confirmed spec.

3. Approval

You or your client sign off shop drawings before manufacture.

4. Manufacture & delivery

Built to the confirmed programme date, delivered and installed by our own team.

Full timelines and what typically affects them are covered in our cost and process guide. If your project involves a developer or contractor managing the wider programme, our builders and developers page covers how we handle that side of delivery.

Request A Spec Pack

Working on a specification right now?

Send us your drawing package or specification and we'll flag any buildability queries with the quote, free of charge.

Common Questions

What architects usually ask

  • Shop drawings are issued for sign-off ahead of any manufacture starting.
  • Material and fire performance data sheets are available on request for specification documents.
  • Quoting against an issued drawing package is free of charge, with no minimum project size.

Contact us for a no obligation free quote
0330 127 9688