Poliform Senzafine wardrobe system

Measured, not chosen

A Senzafine quote starts from a drawing of your wall, not from a model name. Width, height to the finished ceiling, and whatever is in the way: a radiator, a window reveal, a sloping ceiling under a roof. The system is modular enough to absorb all of it, and the price follows the parts that absorb it.

Doors are the first real decision. Hinged doors are the least expensive and need swing space in front of them. Sliding doors need none, which in a bedroom where the bed is close to the wardrobe is often the only workable answer, and they cost more. The walk-in version removes doors altogether and turns the storage into a small room.

The walk-in closet is built with thicker sides so it holds itself up without hanging off the wall. That is what makes it usable in the middle of a floor or as a divider between a bedroom and a bathroom, which is the layout it exists for.

Then the inside, which is where two wardrobes of identical size stop costing the same: rails, drawers, shelves, shoe racks, lit interiors. Tell us what goes in it before we price the shell, or the number will be wrong in the direction nobody likes.

Thicker sides are why the walk-in version can stand in the middle of a room.