If you have decided to have fitted wardrobes installed in your bedrooms at home then you have made a pretty wise decision. However, you need to keep going and make a few more decisions before the project is complete.
The first decision to follow on from the initial plan is whether to have full carcass fitted wardrobes or front frame fitted wardrobes installed. These are slightly different options so you do need to consider them carefully. Your furniture fitters will explain the differences in detail but a little bit of background always helps.
Front frame wardrobes make use of the walls in order to complete the frame. If the wardrobe is taking up an entire portion of wall then the back of the wardrobe, it’s ceiling and it’s two sides will actually be existing wall space that is lined to prepare it to make up part of your wardrobe’s interior.
Alternatively, full carcass wardrobes have all of these constituent parts built along with the front facing frame. There is no right or wrong option between front frame and full carcass wardrobes. It simply depends on what is best for the job.


