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Floor-to-ceiling bespoke fitted wardrobes in a contemporary bedroom
Wardrobe Joinery Company

Bespoke fitted wardrobes, built to spec for architects, builders and developers

Xeeni's joinery workshop designs and manufactures fitted wardrobes to real site dimensions and architect drawings — not catalogue modules. Every piece is engineered for real building tolerances and delivered on a schedule that fits a construction programme rather than a showroom sales cycle.

Why A Dedicated Joinery Company

Real rooms rarely match standard modules

Off-the-shelf fitted wardrobe systems are built to fit average rooms. Period conversions, new-build apartments with structural columns, and loft conversions with sloped ceilings rarely have average rooms. A dedicated joinery approach means every carcass, shelf and door is dimensioned from an actual site survey or an architect's drawing, not a standard module list.

  • Architects need a supplier who can work from a specification and CAD pack without endless RFIs, and who understands material call-outs.
  • Builders and developers need a supplier who can hold a delivery date across a multi-unit programme and quote consistently across a schedule of similar units.
  • Trade partners need a joinery manufacturer they can put on a framework or trade account, with predictable lead times and a single point of contact.
What We Manufacture

The full range of fitted wardrobe joinery

  • Fitted hinged-door wardrobes
  • Sliding-door wardrobe systems
  • Walk-in wardrobes and dressing rooms
  • Under-eaves and sloped-ceiling wardrobe storage
  • Combination units (wardrobe + desk, wardrobe + bed surround)
  • Bespoke internal fit-outs: hanging rails, drawer banks, shoe storage, shelving
Joiner assembling a bespoke wardrobe carcass in a workshop
Who We Work With

Architects, builders and trade partners, all on one joinery process

We supply directly to architectural practices specifying joinery packages, to builders and developers running single-unit refurbishments through to multi-plot new-build schemes, and to trade partners and subcontractors who hold an ongoing account with us.

Architect and joinery specialist reviewing wardrobe drawings and finish samples

Architects

Full specification packs, CAD drawings and material data, with buildability queries flagged before manufacture, not after.

Spec packs CAD drawings

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Builder coordinating a fitted wardrobe installation on a new-build project

Builders & Developers

Trade pricing, programme-matched delivery and site-coordinated install across single refurbishments and multi-plot schemes.

Trade pricing Site coordination

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Trade contractor and joinery lead inspecting a completed fitted wardrobe

Trade Partners

Trade accounts and framework agreements for subcontractors and joinery partners with ongoing requirements.

Trade accounts Frameworks

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Materials & Finishes

MDF, veneer and solid timber, finished in-house

We work primarily in MDF (painted or spray-finished), veneered panels, and solid timber for detailing such as edging and cornicing. Full material specifications, including board grades and fire performance where relevant, are available in our architect specification pack.

Painted & spray-finished MDF

Our standard entry-point finish, sprayed in-house for a smoother, more durable surface than site-painted joinery.

Veneered panels

Matched to sample where a project needs to align with existing joinery or furniture elsewhere in the room.

Solid timber detailing

Used for edging, cornicing and skirting returns where a project calls for it.

We also offer a standalone painting and respray service for existing wardrobe doors that don't need full replacement.

How The Process Works

From brief or drawings to a finished install

The same process scales from a single fitted wardrobe to a multi-plot development programme — only the scheduling and account setup differ.

01

Brief or drawings

An architect's drawing set, or a site survey we carry out ourselves.

02

Design & quote

Layout drawings, material selection, and a fixed quote.

03

Sign-off

Client or architect approves final drawings before manufacture begins.

04

Manufacture

Built in our workshop to a confirmed programme date.

05

Install

Fitted on site by our own installation team, coordinated with the build programme.

A full breakdown of typical timelines and what affects them is in our cost and process guide.

Talk To Us

Ready to specify or quote a joinery wardrobe project?

Whether you're an architect issuing a specification, a builder holding a programme date, or a trade partner wanting an account, we can take it from enquiry to a signed-off quote quickly.

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