Dimensions / Furniture / Wardrobes / Double-door
Most freestanding double-door wardrobes are 90–120 cm wide, 55–60 cm deep and 180–200 cm tall. If you plan to hang coats, check the inside depth first: they need at least 53 cm.
| Width | Depth | Height |
|---|---|---|
| 90–120cm35–47 in | 55–60cm22–24 in | 180–200cm71–79 in |
Sources: TheSize.net. Checked October 2026.
Enter the wardrobe size and your room measurements. Each check is simple geometry, and the drawing updates as you type.
All in centimetres. 1 in = 2.54 cm.
As you raise it from the floor, the top corner reaches 208.8 cm. Your ceiling is 240 cm, so there is 31.2 cm to spare.
Matters when the wardrobe is assembled on its back and then stood up.
Carried long side first, it needs an opening of 60 × 100 cm. Your doorway is 76 × 198 cm.
Assumes a straight carry. Flat-pack boxes are as long as the tallest panel and also have to turn on the stairs.
Each door swings out about 50 cm. You have 90 cm of clear floor in front.
Two equal hinged doors are each half the total width.
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| Type | Width | Depth | Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| Double-door, freestandingThis page | 90–120 cm35–47 in | 55–60 cm22–24 in | 180–200 cm71–79 in |
| Double-door, UK and EuropeCommon freestanding size | 90–100 cm35–39 in | 55–60 cm22–24 in | 180–200 cm71–79 in |
| IKEA PAX frame, 100 cmModular frame, doors bought to match | 100 cm39⅜ in | 58 cm22⅞ in | 201 or 236 cm79⅛ or 92⅞ in |
| Single-door | 45–60 cm18–24 in | 55–60 cm22–24 in | 180–200 cm71–79 in |
| Triple-door | 135–150 cm53–59 in | 55–60 cm22–24 in | 180–200 cm71–79 in |
Sources: TheSize.net
What decides whether clothes hang straight, the doors open and the wardrobe stands up.
| Measurement | Size |
|---|---|
| Adult hanger, across | 43 cm17 in |
| Coat or suit hanger, across | 46–48 cm18–19 in |
| Clear depth for a side-to-side railShirts and jackets | at least 50 cm19.7 in |
| Clear depth for coatsSo they do not press on the doors | 53 cm or more21 in |
| Inside depth against the listed depthListings give outside sizes | about 3 cm less1.2 in less |
| Each side of a 100 cm doubleWith a center divider | about 47 cm18.5 in |
| Rail across a 95 cm doubleFull-width rail | about 38 shirtsor 25 shirts and 6 jackets |
| Rail height in a 200 cm wardrobeJust below a hat shelf at 175–180 cm | 170–175 cm67–69 in |
| Rail to the shelf aboveSo hangers lift off | about 5 cm2 in |
| Drop for long dresses and coatsClear height below the rail | 150–170 cm59–67 in |
| Clear floor in frontHinged doors 40–50 cm wide | 75–90 cm30–35 in |
| Diagonal of a 200 × 60 cm side panelThe ceiling must clear it to stand up a wardrobe built on its back | about 209 cm82 in |
Sources: TheSize.net · Bob Vila
The rail runs from side to side, so each hanger points from the back panel to the doors.
TOP VIEWAn adult hanger is about 43 cm across and a coat hanger 46–48 cm. On a side-to-side rail, shirts and jackets need at least 50 cm of clear depth and coats 53 cm (21 in), or they press on the doors.
FRONT, DOORS OPENDoubles are often split down the middle. With a center divider each side is about 47 cm wide. In a 200 cm wardrobe the rail sits about 170–175 cm up, roughly 5 cm (2 in) below the hat shelf.
Most freestanding double-door wardrobes are 90–120 cm (35–47 in) wide, 55–60 cm deep and 180–200 cm tall. In the UK and Europe, doubles are often 90–100 cm wide.
On the hanging side, yes. Long dresses and coats need 150–170 cm (59–67 in) of drop, and in a 200 cm double the rail sits about 170–175 cm up.
Each hinged door swings out by its own width, so on a double wardrobe each door takes about half the total width. With 40–50 cm doors, keep 75–90 cm (30–35 in) of clear floor in front so you can stand at the open door.
A rail across a 95 cm double holds about 38 shirts, or 25 shirts and 6 jackets. That is why most people pair a double wardrobe with a chest of drawers for folded clothes.
Often both: a double is often split into a hanging side and a shelf side. With a center divider, a 100 cm double has two compartments of about 47 cm each.
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