Measuring Guide

Measure the opening your new wardrobe doors will fill. You’ll need two widths and two heights, all in millimetres.

Have these handy

A tape measure, a pen and somewhere to write your measurements.

Follow the four steps below
Four measurements of one wardrobe opening A is the top width. B is the bottom width. C is the left height. D is the right height. Arrows run along the four inside boundaries of the empty opening, with their tips meeting at its corners. No doors or tracks are shown. A B C D Your opening
A
Top width
B
Bottom width
C
Left height
D
Right height

  1. Name the opening.

    Choose a name you’ll recognise later, such as Main bedroom. If a room has two wardrobes, give each opening its own name.

  2. Measure both widths.

    Measure across the opening near the top, from one inside side to the other. Record this as Top width (A).

    Repeat near the bottom and record Bottom width (B). Keep both readings, even if they differ.

  3. Measure both heights.

    Measure vertically on the left of the opening and record Left height (C). Repeat on the right for Right height (D).

    If you’re unsure which surfaces to measure between, ask us. Don’t guess an allowance for carpet, tracks or a batten.

  4. Check your measurements.

    Measure each position again. Check that all four readings are in millimetres and that each number has the correct label.

    Enter the actual opening measurements. Don’t average them, subtract a clearance or divide them into finished door sizes.

Keep your measurements together

Enter all four readings in the configurator and save each opening under its name. Add each opening separately, then use Review order to check them together.

Saving your measurements doesn’t place an order. We’ll review final sizing and suitability.

Configure your doors