Bram 3 Door Wardrobe Cabinet - Oak

Finish and hardware are the difference: this Bram 3 Door Wardrobe Cabinet is oak in wood-look melamine with a black handle, where the white version uses white melamine. Storage and dimensions are the same at 120cm x 52cm x 190cm. Choose oak if your room already has timber tones you want the wardrobe to sit with.

90.5kg is the assembled weight of the oak Bram 3 Door Wardrobe Cabinet. That figure matters at the planning stage rather than after: decide the final wall before you build, because a cabinet of this mass will not be repositioned easily. Make sure the floor under it is level so the doors hang true.

A hanging rail section takes shirts, coats and dresses, five shelves hold folded clothing, and a top compartment is set aside for bedding and towels. Aluminium alloy is used for the hanging rail. That mix means the oak Bram cabinet can carry both hanging and folded storage without a second unit in the room.

Two cartons arrive: 190cm x 56cm x 13cm at 56.7kg and 198.5cm x 56cm x 8cm at 36.5kg. The longer one is just under two metres, which is the measurement to check against a stair turn or lift. Neither will stand upright in a low-ceilinged hallway, so plan a flat carry route.

52cm is the cabinet depth, and it needs all of it plus door swing room in front. Hanging clothes on a rail take roughly that depth across the shoulders, so a shallower wardrobe would leave garments pressed against the doors. Measure from the wall out, allowing for skirting board thickness.

Assembly is required and a 190cm carcass at 90.5kg is a two-person build. Lay the panels flat on a blanket, join the carcass on the floor, then tilt it upright with a person at each end, allowing diagonal clearance for that step. Fit the doors last and adjust the hinges so they close evenly.