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Fitted wardrobes in Uxbridge

Uxbridge is about five miles west of our Greenford factory and showroom, and Ickenham, Hillingdon and Cowley are on the way. Uxbridge bedrooms are usually wider than they are deep, so the number that matters here is carcass depth rather than width. We measure the room ourselves, make the furniture in Greenford and fit it with our own installers, and every photograph on this page is real UKB work.

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Six-door fitted wardrobe run in greige, mixing flat and fluted door panels, with a curved radiused corner section following a sloping ceiling, and a matching desk and drawer unit

What makes a fitted wardrobe in Uxbridge different?

Uxbridge bedrooms tend to be wider than they are deep. The 1930s semis and detached houses at the end of the Metropolitan line were built with generous frontages, and the later estates followed the same proportions. That shape suits one full-width run along a single wall rather than a pair of units either side of a chimney breast.

It also makes depth the number that matters. In a wide, shallow room, taking 600mm out of a 2.6 metre depth is something you feel every time you walk in. We will often recommend a shallower carcass with sliding doors and a pull-out hanging rail, trading a little internal depth for floor you actually use — the opposite of the advice we would give in a long, narrow Victorian room.

Free measure and design visit in Uxbridge, 30 to 60 minutes, no obligation.

Wide rooms, and why depth is the decision

The interwar stock around Uxbridge, Ickenham and Hillingdon is broadly Metroland: bay fronts, hipped roofs, a box room over the stairs. What differs from Harrow is scale — plots are larger, more houses are detached, and main bedrooms are often wide enough that a single continuous run of five or six doors is possible where elsewhere you would be splitting it around obstructions.

The newer developments, including the housing on the former RAF Uxbridge site, throw up a different issue: rooms that are not square. An angled or splayed wall is not a problem for made-to-measure furniture, but it is fatal to a modular one, because every carcass in a modular system assumes ninety degrees. Loft conversions across the older stock bring the usual sloping ceilings.

Real UKB installations

A long run made as one piece, a handleless wall, and the inside of a loft eaves wardrobe: three UKB installations that show what a wide Uxbridge room can take. None is labelled by street or customer.

Six-door fitted wardrobe run in greige, mixing flat and fluted door panels, with a curved radiused corner section following a sloping ceiling, and a matching desk and drawer unit
A wide run, made as one pieceSix doors mixing flat and fluted panels, with a radiused corner where the ceiling drops, and a matching desk and drawers. A wide room is the one place you can run this length without it looking like separate units pushed together.
Three-door fluted fitted wardrobe in pale greige by UKB, running floor to ceiling with handleless doors
Floor to ceiling, handlelessThree fluted doors in pale greige running the full height of the wall. Handleless fronts keep a long run reading as a single wall rather than a row of doors.
Loft eaves wardrobe with doors open, showing graduated shelves cut to the roof pitch, a hanging rail at the full-height end and LED strip lighting in each bay
Inside a loft runDoors open on a loft eaves wardrobe: shelves cut to the roof pitch, hanging at the full-height end, and LED strips in each bay because eaves storage gets no natural light.

Depth first, then the run

The free design visit takes 30 to 60 minutes and, in a wide Uxbridge room, is mostly a conversation about depth: how much floor to give up for how much hanging, and whether an angled wall needs building to. We give you a price at the end of it.

Everything is then made at our own factory in Greenford, about five miles east, and fitted by our own team. The showroom and machinery are open to visitors — see about and factory — and our reviews are there to read.

Fitted wardrobes in Uxbridge — common questions

Do you cover Uxbridge and the surrounding villages?

Yes — Uxbridge, Ickenham, Hillingdon, Cowley and Denham, and the rest of the Hillingdon borough including Hayes and West Drayton. We are in Greenford, about five miles from Uxbridge town centre.

My bedroom is wide but not very deep. What do you recommend?

Usually a shallower carcass — 450 to 500mm rather than 600 — with sliding doors and a pull-out hanging rail. You give up a little internal depth and get back floor space you use every day. In a wide room that trade is almost always worth making.

One of the walls in my room is at an angle.

That is fine for made-to-measure furniture and fatal for modular. Every carcass in a flat-pack system assumes a right angle, so an angled wall ends up hidden behind a filler panel. We measure the actual angle and build to it.

Can you do a run of five or six doors as one piece?

Yes, and Uxbridge rooms are often wide enough to make it worthwhile. It is manufactured as one design so the door gaps, grain direction and any handleless shadow lines run consistently across the whole wall.

Is the design visit really free?

Yes, and there is no obligation. It takes 30 to 60 minutes: we measure, talk through how you actually use the storage, and give you a price.

Book a free design visit in Uxbridge

Uxbridge, Ickenham, Hillingdon, Cowley and Denham are all covered. Book a free design visit: we measure the width and the depth, work out the run, and give you a price. No obligation and no charge. Call 020 8991 2800 or book online.

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