Freestanding wardrobes
Simple solutions to keep your clothes organised and easy to find. Our freestanding wardrobes come in a range of sizes, styles and materials (including wood), with sliding or hinged doors and smart features like adjustable shelves. If you’re looking to maximise your wardrobe space, look no further than our smart and versatile hangers, designed to keep clothes organised, accessible and off the floor.
Safety notice: The best way to help prevent furniture tip over accidents is to secure furniture to the wall. IKEA urges customers to ensure that their wardrobes are securely anchored to the wall using the restraints provided in the packaging.
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What is a free-standing clothes closet called?
A free-standing clothes closet is a type of storage unit that is not attached to the walls or built into the structure of a room. It is designed to hold clothing, shoes, and other personal items and is typically made of wood, metal, or a combination of materials. Other names are armoire, standalone wardrobe, and standing closet.
Can IKEA PAX be freestanding?
The IKEA PAX wardrobe system is designed to be installed as a built-in closet solution attached to the walls. Attempting to use an IKEA PAX wardrobe as a freestanding unit can be dangerous and may result in the unit falling over or causing injury. The weight and distribution of the wardrobe may not be properly supported without the surrounding walls or ceiling to anchor it in place.
Overall, it is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and installation guidelines when using the IKEA PAX wardrobe system to ensure safety and stability.
Are fitted wardrobes better than freestanding?
Choosing between fitted and freestanding wardrobes ultimately depends on your personal preferences and the specific needs of your space.
Fitted or built-in wardrobes are designed to fit into the installed space, maximising storage space and creating a seamless, integrated look. A professional carpenter or company typically installs them to fit the exact measurements of your room. They can also be designed to include specific features such as shelving, drawers, and hanging space to suit your storage needs.
Portable wardrobes (also known as freestanding wardrobes) offer more flexibility and can be moved around and repositioned as needed. They come in various sizes and styles and can be easily replaced or updated without needing professional installation. Freestanding wardrobes can also be more affordable than fitted wardrobes, as they don't require custom design and installation.
Are portable wardrobes good?
Portable or moveable wardrobes are also a good option for those who need additional storage space in a specific area, such as a guest room or dorm room. They can be a cost-effective alternative to purchasing a full-sized wardrobe and are easily stored away when not in use.
To ensure safety when using a portable wardrobe, it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for assembly and use and to anchor the wardrobe to the wall properly if needed.
Do you have to attach the wardrobe to the wall?
It depends on the type of wardrobe and its size and weight. In general, larger and heavier wardrobes, especially those that are taller than they are wide, should be attached to the wall to prevent them from tipping over and causing injury or damage.
At IKEA, for example, our larger wardrobe systems, such as the PAX system, include wall attachment devices for safety purposes. We strongly recommend that customers follow the assembly instructions and use the included wall attachment devices to ensure the wardrobe is securely anchored to the wall.
Overall, it's better to err on the side of caution and follow the manufacturer's instructions for assembly and installation to ensure the wardrobe is safe and secure in your home.