Bedroom Furniture FAQs

# Bedroom Furniture: 10 Frequently Asked Questions ## 1. How much do fitted wardrobes cost in the UK? Fitted wardrobe costs depend on size, materials, and internal configuration. Budget options using melamine-faced chipboard with basic interiors cost £400-£700 per linear metre. Mid-range fitted wardrobes with painted MDF or vinyl-wrapped doors, soft-close hinges, and customised internals run £700-£1,200 per linear metre. Premium bespoke wardrobes using solid wood, lacquered finishes, or glass doors with luxury internal fittings cost £1,200-£2,500+ per linear metre. For a standard 3-metre wide fitted wardrobe in a double bedroom, expect to pay £2,000-£3,500 budget, £3,500-£7,000 mid-range, or £7,000-£15,000+ premium. These prices include design, manufacture, and professional installation. Get quotes from specialists on HouseJester. ## 2. How long do fitted wardrobes last? Quality fitted wardrobes should last 15-25 years or more. The longevity depends on material quality, construction method, and hardware. Solid wood and high-quality MDF carcasses with 18mm thickness are the most durable. Soft-close hinges rated for 100,000+ cycles last the lifetime of the wardrobe. The most common failure points are cheap hinges, thin carcasses (15mm or less), and poor-quality edging that peels over time. Even well-made fitted wardrobes may need cosmetic updating after 10-15 years as styles change — replacing doors while keeping solid carcasses is a cost-effective refresh option costing 40