Wardrobes, bathrooms and hallways

In short

1. 01A wardrobe for clothes is about 580 mm deep, so a hanger fits across it. A shallow wardrobe of about 400 mm takes a pull-out rail, with the hangers front to back.
2. 02The rail hangs under the hat shelf, with its top about 60 mm below it. A divider splits the wardrobe into compartments with a rail and with shelves.
3. 03A wardrobe to the ceiling is made as a wardrobe and a top box. A fitting gap is left under the ceiling, and the wardrobe must clear the ceiling as it is stood up.
4. 04Bathrooms use moisture-resistant boards or compact laminate, and edge tape goes on every edge. A vanity unit usually hangs on the wall, with its top at about 850 mm.
5. 05The pipes come through an opening in the back, open at the bottom. The drawer under the basin gets a cut-out around the trap.
6. 06Hallway units are shallower, about 350 to 400 mm. Tall, shallow furniture is fixed to the wall.