Reach in Closet layout 5, 3.66m / 12' wide

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Brand:  ClosetMaid
Choose the most suitable size of your enclosure:  12' (3.66m) Wide

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This layout is great for the master closet. Giving you a side each, although we can't promise that your other halves clothes wont creep over into your space from time to time!

This layout in a 3.66m / 12' width will give you a section of two tier hanging to the left hand side 152cm / 60" wide, a central shelf stack 61cm / 24" wide with a drawer system below and a 152cm / 60" wide section of two tier hanging to the right hand side.

You don't get any long hanging in this layout, but how many balls do you go to anyway!?

This layout uses our 30.5cm / 12" deep SuperSlide system and has our standard drawer system kit. The drawer system comprises of one triple depth (28cm / 11" deep) drawer, two double depth (18cm / 7" deep) drawers, a plastic moulded top, drawer stops and floor protector caps. The drawer system stands at 76cm / 30" high, 48cm / 19" wide and 58cm / 23" deep. 

When double hanging garments, we recommend a minimum ceiling height of 216cm / 85" to allow the garments a long enough drop. We also recommend a minimum closet depth of 55cm / 22" to allow garments to hang properly.

 Our systems must attach to the back wall but will attach to side walls if they are available. Our drawings are shown with both side walls but some people will not have these walls to fix to, and therefore we need to know which wall(s) are available so that we can send the correct components so that you can install your closet properly. Please select the correct option from the menu, which best describes the availability of your side walls as though facing your closet enclosure working left to right.

If your space is not quite 12' wide, then dont worry as our systems are adjustable. The steel wire shelving can be cut down to your exact measurements using a pair of boltcutters (available at £12.99) or a hacksaw. 

Our systems CAN be fixed to stud walls and solid walls with no problems, as long as they are built to standard building regulations.