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Measurement & buying guide

Choose a steel wardrobe that fits your life—and your wall.

A practical checklist for comparing models and briefing a customised wardrobe.

1. Measure the usable space

Measure height, width and depth at the top, middle and bottom. Use the smallest reading. Note skirting, switches, windows, curtain tracks and uneven floors. Leave clearance for doors, handles and installation.

2. Plan around what you own

Estimate long-hanging clothes, short-hanging clothes, folded stacks, drawers, footwear, luggage and valuables separately. Couples usually benefit from two clear clothing zones; larger families should consider three- or four-door models.

3. Compare construction

UNIVEST uses TATA CR steel sheet. The 0.65 mm option is standard and is the basis of displayed approximate weights. The 0.80 mm option is made to order and changes the final weight and quotation.

4. Choose locks, handles and finish

Choose Cam Lock with Stainless Steel Silver, White Metal Rose Gold or Black handle, or Maruti Lock without a separate handle. Compare Alligator, Gloss and Matte powder-coated finishes in the intended room light.

5. Prepare a useful quotation brief

Send clear measurements, photographs of the wall, model or layout preference, city, quantity, thickness, colour, lock and handle choice. For wall-to-wall or sliding work, a site review may be required.

Five-minute measurement checklist

  • Clear H × W × D in inches
  • Doorway, stair and lift access
  • Skirting and switch positions
  • Hanging, shelf, drawer and locker needs
  • Preferred finish, colour and quantity

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between 0.65 mm and 0.80 mm steel sheet?

0.65 mm is our standard specification and the basis for published approximate weights. The heavier 0.80 mm option is made to order where the application calls for it.

Are the displayed product weights exact?

No. They are approximate weights for products made in 0.65 mm sheet and can vary with dimensions, layout, fittings and manufacturing tolerances.

Can dimensions and internal layouts be customised?

Yes, subject to technical feasibility, minimum quantities and quotation. Share room measurements, intended use and preferred internal layout.

What information is needed for a quotation?

Share the model or furniture type, quantity, installation city, dimensions, sheet thickness, lock, handle, colour and any layout changes.

How do I choose the correct wardrobe dimensions?

Measure clear height, width and depth in three places, note skirting and switches, allow door clearance, and list the hanging, shelf and drawer space you need.