It depends on the room. Sliding wardrobes are useful where space in front of the wardrobe is tight. Hinged wardrobes give full access to each section and can suit classic bedroom designs. Open sections, dressing tables, mirrors and drawer stacks can also be mixed in. We usually recommend the door type after looking at the room layout, bed position, ceiling height and how you want to use the storage.

Neither is automatically better. Sliding doors save floor space and can make a room feel cleaner and calmer. Hinged doors are simple, flexible and allow you to open a whole section at once. Many bedrooms suit one style more than the other, and some rooms work best with a combination.

Yes. Alcoves, chimney breasts, sloping ceilings, loft rooms and uneven walls are exactly where made-to-measure furniture helps. The design may use angled sections, fillers, trims, open shelving or a mix of door styles so the finished wardrobe looks intentional rather than forced.

A comfortable wardrobe depth is usually around 600mm for hanging clothes, with sliding wardrobes often needing a little more because of the track system. If your room is tight, we can design shallower storage with shelves, front-facing rails or mixed sections, but we will explain the practical compromises first.

Yes. The interior is planned around your routine. You can include double hanging, long hanging, drawers, shelves, shoe storage, pull-outs, mirrors, dressing table areas, lighting, luggage space and seasonal storage. A good wardrobe is not just about the doors; it is about how easily you can use it every day.

You can choose from modern neutrals, woodgrains, matt finishes, gloss finishes, mirrors, glass-effect panels and mixed designs, depending on the selected range. The showroom is useful because colours and textures can look different on a screen compared with a real room.

Yes, we can usually give a guide price from your postcode, room photos, rough width and height, and the type of wardrobe you have in mind. A final quote depends on the agreed design, door style, interiors, finish, accessories, room condition and installation requirements.

Most single-room wardrobe installations take one to two days once the furniture is ready. Larger rooms, walk-in wardrobes, lighting, drawer-heavy interiors or awkward access can take longer. We will give a clearer timescale once the design is confirmed.

Please clear the work area, remove clothes and personal items, and make sure there is safe access for large panels and doors. If old wardrobes, skirting, carpet, sockets or decoration need attention, tell us early so we can confirm what is included and what needs a separate trade.

Fitting wardrobes is a construction-style job, so some dust, drilling and movement of large parts is normal. We take care during installation, but minor disturbance to walls, skirting, flooring or decoration can happen, especially in older rooms. Painting, plastering and making-good are only included if written in the quote.

Keep the furniture dry, avoid harsh chemicals, do not overload shelves or rails, and clean mirrors or panels with suitable soft cloths. Sliding door tracks should be kept free from grit and dust. If something feels out of alignment, contact us rather than forcing it.

Yes. Xeeni provides a guarantee on supplied fitted furniture materials and installation workmanship, subject to normal use, correct care and the project terms. We will explain the relevant guarantee and aftercare details before or at completion.