Wardrobes come in different sizes, shapes and color, and it is used in every household also as it is very necessary. It can either be free standing or built in. It can have personal finishes of good carpenters and is highly adorned by art lovers since it can be personalized according to their tastes. You can opt to choose walk-in wardrobes.



Having mentioned all these wardrobes, these also give a variety of problems. The traditional wardrobe furniture, free standing and separate and can either be small or large depending on the choice of the owner. If it is plain and has no other design but carving on the door and has basic compartments like the large space for the hanged clothes in the middle and a shelf up top and a drawer below the common problem would be its door hinges. With its' constant opening and closing sometimes forcing it to close because of overloaded wardrobes, it tends to loosen the hinges and the door will, if not get stuck, will be difficult to open or close due to the disaligned door. Having to oil your hinges to make it work more smoothly or replacing the hinges with much more sturdy ones will help a lot. The wardrobe can either have a most commonly used lock to keep the door closed or the used magnetic lock.

With keeping up with the future, there are wardrobes that have more design to it than its actual need for its functions. With the convenience of having TV shelves adjustable shelves and baskets, hat compartments, hooks for hats and belts some even have space for small refrigerators to fit in them.

Some wardrobes have more personal touches having mirrors and designed handles, and lots of other things. Of course these individually give different problems as well. For wardrobes with mirrors mostly are placed on the door for practicality or saves space. Of course the door has to be sturdy enough to hold such additional weight and strong hinges especially it covers almost the whole length of the wardrobe door. Keeping it closed is also a problem sometimes if your traditional lock easily breaks or the magnetic lock can't hold the door weight due to its size. Door handles, especially the screw on handles gives way most of the time especially the plastic ones and the wooden handles inappropriately too small for the door. Choosing the right door handles in comparison to the weight of the door sliding or not should be well thought of before installation.

For walk-in wardrobes the organization of the compartments has to be in retrospect to the need of the user also considering the orientation of the room. Also making compartments for the materials that you already have depending on the frequency of usage is also a good thing to have. Keeping insects out is also a problem for wardrobes if your wardrobe has many unnecessary spaces it can house cockroaches or moths and a lot of other insects. Keeping your wardrobe inaccessible to insects by making designs to seal of cracks or crevices in between would be a nice way of designing that wardrobe you really want.