Drawer units
Drawers for folded clothes, smaller items and the things that usually end up in piles.
Wardrobe storage built locally
Wardrobes that use the space properly.
Custom wardrobe drawers, shelves, hanging space and built-in storage designed around the room — not forced in like flat-pack units.
Built locally for homes around Rotorua, Taupō, Tokoroa and South Waikato.
Custom wardrobe storage that actually fits your room.
The Problem
Most wardrobes waste more space than people realise.
A wardrobe can look big enough on paper and still be frustrating every morning.
- Hanging space that does not match what you actually own
- Shelves that are too deep, too high or hard to use
- Not enough drawers for folded clothes and smaller items
- Dead corners, awkward gaps and wasted wall width
- Flat-pack units that leave space unused
- Wardrobes that look tidy for a week then fall apart again
What We Build
Wardrobe storage planned around how you actually use it.
Hanging sections
Short, long or mixed hanging space planned around what you need to store.
Shelving towers
Useful shelf storage that does not waste depth or disappear above eye level.
Shoe storage
Simple shoe storage that keeps the floor clearer and easier to use.
Built-in wardrobe internals
Cabinetry fitted inside existing openings so the wardrobe works harder.
Awkward-space wardrobe storage
Custom storage for odd gaps, dead corners and rooms that standard units do not suit.
Wardrobe Project
Wardrobe Storage Project
Drawers, shelves and hanging space built around the room instead of forcing flat-pack units into the gap.
Wardrobe storage
Wardrobe Storage Project
Custom wardrobe internals make better use of the opening, the wall width and the way the room is actually used.
Problem solved: Standard units leave gaps, waste space or force the storage layout to fit the product.
Practical outcome: Drawers, shelves and hanging space built to suit the room.
Ask about your wardrobeCost Factors
What affects the cost?
Photos and rough dimensions are enough to start the conversation, but the final quote depends on the details.
How It Works
Start with photos, then get the details right.
1
Send photos
Send photos, rough dimensions, town/suburb, and rough timing.
2
Get a first ballpark
If the job looks like a fit, you get a practical first range or next-step advice.
3
Measure and design
We confirm the space, details, layout, materials, and anything that affects the final quote.
4
Quote, build, install
Once the quote is accepted and deposit is paid, your cabinetry is built locally and installed properly.
FAQ
Wardrobe storage questions.
Do I need exact measurements before getting in touch?
No. Rough width, height and a few photos are enough to start. Exact measurements come later during measure-up.
Can you work inside an existing wardrobe opening?
Yes. Send photos of the opening, rough dimensions, and what you want to store.
Can you add drawers and shelving without replacing the whole room?
Usually, yes. It depends on the space and what is already there.
Do you do sliding or hinged wardrobe doors?
Cabinet Ninja mainly focuses on the cabinetry and internal storage. If doors are needed, they can be discussed as part of the scope.
Can I get a ballpark from photos?
Usually, yes. Photos are not a final quote, but they are enough to see whether the job looks like a fit.
Do you install flat-pack wardrobe systems?
No. Cabinet Ninja builds custom cabinetry to suit the room, the storage problem and the way you use the space.
What areas do you service?
Rotorua, Taupō, Tokoroa, Atiamuri, Reporoa, South Waikato and surrounding areas.
Send Photos
Want your wardrobe to work harder?
Send a wide photo of the wardrobe or wall, rough dimensions, your town/suburb, and what you need to store.
Photos make the first ballpark much faster. Include the full opening, floor-to-ceiling height if you know it, and any existing shelves or rails.
Send Photos for a BallparkWhat to send
- One wide photo of the wardrobe or wall
- Rough width and height
- Town/suburb
- What you need to store
- Drawers and hanging space needed
- Rough timing