Freestanding Fabric Wardrobe, 6 Shelves
Freestanding Fabric Wardrobe, 6 Shelves
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A full wardrobe for a room that does not have one. Six fabric shelves take folded clothes, and a repositionable rail handles coats, dresses and anything else that cannot be folded without a crease. Move the rail depending on the season and what you actually own, rather than living with a fixed layout someone else decided. It arrives flat and stands up in about twenty minutes.
The zip cover is the part that matters in a spare room, a student flat or a rental hallway. Closed, it keeps dust, light and airborne damp off what is inside; open, everything is visible at once. The tiers wipe clean, and the whole thing assembles by hand from steel tube and plastic connectors with no tools and no drilling, which also means it comes apart again when you move.
It stands 105 centimetres wide, 44 deep and 163 high, in grey. Non-woven fabric breathes, so stored clothes do not go stale the way they can in a sealed box. Load the heavier items low, keep the frame against a wall for stability, and avoid overloading the rail with wet coats. For seasonal overflow or a guest room, it is the difference between clothes on a chair and clothes put away.
- Material: non-woven fabric, steel tube frame
- Size: 105 W x 44 D x 163 H cm
- Colour: Grey
- Six shelves plus a repositionable hanging rail
- Zip dust cover, breathable fabric
- Wipe-clean tiers
- Hand assembly, no tools required
- Load heavy items low and site against a wall
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Size: 105 W x 44 D x 163 H cm. Colour: Grey. Materials: non woven fabric with a steel tube frame. Six shelves plus a repositionable hanging rail, behind a zip dust cover. Hand assembly, no tools required.

A Wardrobe For A Room Without One
Six fabric shelves take folded clothes and a repositionable rail handles coats and dresses. It arrives flat and stands up in about twenty minutes, from steel tube and connectors, with no tools and no drilling.
Zip It Shut Against Dust And Light
Closed, the cover keeps dust, light and airborne damp off what is inside. Open, everything is visible at once. Non woven fabric breathes, so stored clothes do not go stale the way they can in a sealed box.
Move The Rail, Not Your Clothes
Shift the rail with the season and with what you actually own, rather than living with a fixed layout someone else decided. It comes apart again when you move, which is the other half of the appeal in a rental.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need tools to build it?
None. It assembles by hand from steel tube and plastic connectors in about twenty minutes, and it comes apart the same way. That is what makes it a rental piece rather than a fixture you leave behind.
Will clothes go musty inside it?
No, because the non woven fabric breathes. That is the difference between this and a sealed storage box, where clothes come out smelling of the box. Just avoid hanging genuinely wet coats on the rail.
How much space does it need?
105 centimetres wide, 44 deep and 163 high. Check the height against a sloped ceiling if it is going in a loft room, since that is the measurement people most often forget.
Is it stable once it is full?
Load the heavier items low and keep the frame against a wall. Those two habits are what keep any tall freestanding unit steady, and they cost nothing to follow.
Can I use it just for seasonal overflow?
That is one of its best uses. Zip it closed on out of season clothes in a spare room, then take it apart when you need the floor back. For a guest room it is the difference between clothes on a chair and clothes put away.