Wardrobes and walk in closets
Wardrobe 3D configurator: built to the alcove, priced on the spot
Fitted wardrobes are sold through a survey, a sketch and several quote revisions. Until the last day the buyer does not know how many shelves and rails fit inside, or how mirror doors look with a grey frame. A wardrobe 3D configurator lets them lay out the inside and the doors on your website and send an enquiry with every measurement.
Short answer
What is a wardrobe 3D configurator?
A wardrobe 3D configurator is a tool on a wardrobe maker's website where the buyer enters the width, height and depth of the space, chooses door type, door panels, frame colour and interior layout, and the 3D model and price update straight away. Trimata builds it from your own profiles, boards and price list.
Type
- Fitted alcove wardrobe
- Freestanding
- Corner
- Open walk in closet
Dimensions
- Width
- Height to ceiling
- Depth
- Sloped ceiling in an attic
Doors
- Sliding
- Hinged
- No doors; two
- Three or four door systems
Door panels
- Board
- Mirror
- Frosted or coloured glass
- Mixed panels with horizontal rails
Profiles and colours
- Aluminium profile finish
- Carcass colour
- Interior colour
Interior
- Shelves
- Hanging rails at one or two heights
- Drawers
- Trouser rack
- Shoe shelves
What buyers ask before ordering a wardrobe
- My alcove is 2.6 m high and the ceiling is uneven. Can it go all the way up?
- How many doors does a 2.4 m wardrobe need, and how much do they overlap?
- Is 60 cm deep enough for hangers to fit across?
- Where should the drawers go so the sliding doors do not block them?
- Is a full height mirror on every door too much?
- How much is an open walk in closet without doors?
What the buyer can choose in the configurator
The configurator follows your production rules: minimum and maximum door width, profiles and section steps.
| Choice | Options | Why show it in 3D |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Fitted alcove wardrobe, freestanding, corner, open walk in closet | The buyer sees straight away whether side panels and a ceiling filler are needed. |
| Dimensions | Width, height to ceiling, depth, sloped ceiling in an attic | From the measurements the configurator sets the number of doors and section widths itself. |
| Doors | Sliding, hinged, no doors; two, three or four door systems | Doors can be slid on the model to show which part of the wardrobe stays covered. |
| Door panels | Board, mirror, frosted or coloured glass, mixed panels with horizontal rails | Mixed panels are the hardest to imagine because they change a whole wall of the room. |
| Profiles and colours | Aluminium profile finish, carcass colour, interior colour | The buyer checks the profile and board pairing against their floor and doors. |
| Interior | Shelves, hanging rails at one or two heights, drawers, trouser rack, shoe shelves | The buyer plans the inside around their own clothes, so fewer changes after the survey. |
| Lighting | LED strips in the profile, lights in the ceiling filler, door sensors | Lighting can be switched on in the model to show how it lights the shelves. |
Extras that raise the order value
Wardrobe prices usually rise because of the inside: soft close drawers, pull out trouser and belt racks, pull down hanging rails for tall wardrobes, shoe shelves and interior lighting. The quote shows only a total, and buyers often say shelves will do.
When the same drawers can be added to the model and opened, the buyer sees that a drawer under the rail frees up a whole shelf. When the pull down rail drops on screen, they understand why the top of the wardrobe stops being dead space.
A full mirror or coloured glass also costs more than board. In 3D the panel can be swapped with one tap, and the buyer sees how the whole room changes.
Which 3D format suits wardrobes
| Format | Fit | When to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| 3D configurator | Great fit | When you build wardrobes to measure from your own profiles and boards and the buyer chooses both doors and interior. |
| 3D view with AR | Good fit | When you sell freestanding wardrobes in standard sizes and buyers want to see them in the room. |
| Renders and video | Good fit | When you need images of new door panels or colours that are not yet in your showroom. |
| B2B quote builder | Great fit | When you work with developers or apartment projects that price dozens of wardrobes at once. |
Why makers choose Trimata
We review your request within 24 hours
Send a photo, drawing or link, and we review your request within 24 hours and get back to you with an offer.
Fixed price
We agree the price up front, before work starts.
One model, many uses
The same 3D model gives you a configurator, an AR view, catalogue photos and video.
You own the files
The 3D models are yours to use anywhere, with anyone.
Lithuanian and English
Configurators speak both languages, which suits makers exporting to Scandinavia or Germany.
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