Plan every detail of a modular wardrobe

Combine frames, shelves, drawers and doors to create a wardrobe layout that meets your customer’s needs. Review the combination in 3D, then present the selected components and the design image together in your quotation.

Four-frame modular wardrobe with shelves, drawers, clothes rails and doors

Arrange each section around your customer’s needs

Show the complete wardrobe instead of explaining every frame and interior option separately. Start with a preset or build new combinations from the components in your catalogue.

Delbig wardrobe designer showing four frames and dimensions

See shelves, drawers and hanging space in place

Position interior fittings in the compatible slots of each frame. Adjust shelf positions, drawer arrangements and hanging space while seeing how each change affects the whole wardrobe. Review the door and colour options defined in your product range.

Add and remove a drawer inside the wardrobe · Pause animation

Consider the layout in the context of the room

Enter the room’s width, depth and ceiling height to review the wardrobe layout. Create different arrangements with the straight and corner frames in your catalogue, and see product dimensions on the design.

Arrange modules with ease and turn your design into a quote!

Selected frames and interior components are transferred to the quotation form with their quantities. The design image is attached too. Your customer can review the wardrobe’s appearance alongside the quoted components, and the saved design carries through to the order.

AR

Augmented reality (AR)

View in Your Room — Bring the design into your customer’s home

Your customer opens the design link or QR code on their phone. With View in Your Room, they can place the sofa or wardrobe in the live camera view and assess how it looks and fits within their own room.

  1. Open the design link
  2. Tap the AR icon
  3. View it in the room
Augmented reality illustration showing a corner sofa placed in a real room through a phone screen

Frequently asked questions

Which wardrobe options are supported?

You can combine the straight and corner frames, shelves, drawers, clothes rails and doors defined in the range. Available options depend on the product catalogue prepared by your company.

Can I freely change the wardrobe dimensions?

Components use the dimensions defined in your catalogue. You can change the room dimensions, but doing so does not automatically turn the components into made-to-measure products.

Do I need a separate product for every combination?

The design range uses existing component products. The chosen combination is linked to its quotation or order with its own design record and image, without redefining the products.

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