Ledger inventory for fitted wardrobe work in Luxembourg City. Each line item maps to a service sheet with dimensions, materials, and fee bands in EUR. Entries reflect typical briefs from Grund alcoves, Kirchberg tower bedrooms, and centre-ville flats with low ceiling heights.
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CL-01
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Reach-in wardrobe systems
Sliding or hinged doors across alcoves from 1.4 m to 2.8 m wide. Internal layouts for coats, rails, and shelf stacks suited to shallow bedroom walls.
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CL-02
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Walk-in closet planning
U-shaped and galley layouts where a spare room or generous master allows circulation without losing floor area to freestanding furniture.
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CL-03
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Kids wardrobe programmes
Adjustable rails, lower drawers, and study-adjacent storage for growing children in two-bedroom Kirchberg and Belair flats.
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CL-04
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Entry hall nooks
Shoe banks, coat zones, and parcel shelves at apartment doors where corridors are narrow but daily clutter must stay hidden.
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CL-05
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Finishes and hardware
Laminate, lacquer, and melamine palettes with soft-close hinges and handle families matched to existing joinery in renovated units.
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CL-06
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Commission process
Measure, design, workshop drawing, and install coordination from first site visit through handover in Luxembourg buildings.
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FEE
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Fee schedule
Design time, visit rates, and package bands in EUR for wardrobe commissions across the city.
Why compact flats need a wardrobe ledger
Luxembourg City bedrooms often sacrifice depth to fit a desk or cot against the window wall. A reach-in that eats only 600 mm leaves more floor for circulation than a freestanding wardrobe that needs clearance for hinged doors.
We record ceiling height, radiator positions, and fuse-box hatches before proposing carcass depth. Grund apartments with sloped ceilings under mansard roofs need shorter top shelves; Kirchberg slabs with 2.65 m heights allow double hang in more rooms.
Neighbourhoods on our measure routes
Grund and Clausen flats mix stone walls and irregular niches that reward custom carcasses over flat-pack modules. Ville Haute units in older blocks need careful checks on elevator dimensions before ordering 2.4 m door panels.
Kirchberg and Belair towers bring straighter walls but strict building rules on noise and delivery hours. Entry nooks and coat zones matter more there because underground parking leaves little boot-room space at home.
How to use this inventory
Open the sheet that matches your room type and note the spec list at the bottom. Compare internal modules to what you own today — suitcase depth, shoe count, long-hang coats for wet seasons.
When two line items apply, start with contact.html or note both SKUs in your message. We reply with a visit slot and a fee indication from the pricing ledger.
Materials held in the finish library
Sample boards for oak-effect laminates, matte greys, and white melamine sit at Avenue de la Liberté for side-by-side comparison with your existing flooring. Hardware demos show hinge swing and soft-close behaviour on narrow doors.
Full finish notes live on CL-05. Workshop drawings reference chosen codes so installers and clients share one vocabulary on site.
Next step for new commissions
Send rough room dimensions and a photo of the alcove if you already have one. We schedule a measure visit within typical Luxembourg response times and confirm EUR fees before work begins.