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Bank of closet drawers installed in a finished closet

Accessories & hardware

The parts you touch every day.

Pull-outs, lighting and hardware are what separate a closet you tolerate from one you enjoy using. They are specified at design stage because most of them change how the panel is drilled.

Catalogue

Pull-outs, lighting, hardware.

  • Pull out pants rack with soft close runnersPull-outs

    Pull-Out Pants Rack

    A full-extension rack of individual arms, so trousers hang by the cuff without a crease across the knee.

  • Pull out rattan basket with LED lit shelf abovePull-outs

    Pull-Out Rattan Basket

    A ventilated woven basket on soft-close runners — for knitwear and anything that should breathe.

  • Bank of closet drawers installed in a finished closetPull-outs

    Pull-Out Organizer Divider

    A gridded tray that drops into a shallow drawer and turns it into compartments for watches, belts and jewellery.

  • Warm reach-in custom closet with integrated LED shelf lightingLighting

    Insert LED Lighting

    Recessed LED strip run into the shelf edge or cabinet top. Warm or neutral white, dimmable, with an optional door switch.

  • Gas lift support and adjustable closet hanging railHardware

    Adjustable Hanging Rail

    Aluminium rail on end supports, cut to bay width, rated for a full run of winter coats.

  • Soft close concealed cabinet hinge with mounting plateHardware

    Soft-Close Concealed Hinge

    Concealed hinge with integrated damper, adjustable in three axes after installation.

  • Adjustable cabinet leg in brushed brass finishHardware

    Adjustable Cabinet Legs

    Levelling legs in matte black, brushed brass or brushed nickel, for floors that are never quite flat.

    Adjustable cabinet leg in matte black finishAdjustable cabinet leg in brushed brass finishAdjustable cabinet leg in brushed nickel finish
  • Squared bar pull handle in brushed brassHardware

    Squared Bar Pulls

    A squared bar pull in three finishes — the default handle across the program.

    Squared bar pull handle in matte blackSquared bar pull handle in brushed brassSquared bar pull handle in brushed nickel
  • Round cabinet knob in brushed brassHardware

    Round Cabinet Knobs

    A low-profile round knob for drawer fronts and shaker doors, in three matched finishes.

    Round cabinet knob in matte blackRound cabinet knob in brushed brassRound cabinet knob in brushed nickel
Warm reach-in custom closet with integrated LED shelf lighting

Lighting

Light the shelf, not the ceiling.

A ceiling fixture in a closet puts your own shadow on everything you are looking at. Recessed LED run into the shelf edge does the opposite — it lights the contents from the front, at the height you are actually reading.

Warm white flatters fabric and skin; neutral white shows true color, which matters if you are matching a navy jacket to navy trousers at seven in the morning.

  • Shelf-edge or cabinet-topRouted into the panel, not stuck on afterwards.
  • Warm or neutral whiteChosen against the room's existing lighting.
  • Door-switched optionLights come on when the door opens, off when it closes.

Questions

About accessories.

  • Do you offer LED lighting inside the closet?

    Yes. Recessed LED strip can be run into shelf edges, cabinet tops and glass display shelves, in warm or neutral white, dimmable, with an optional door-activated switch. It is specified at design stage because it changes the panel routing.

  • Do the shelves move after installation?

    Yes. Every tower carries a full-height 32 mm system hole pattern, so shelf heights are reset by lifting the shelf and moving four pins. No tools and no drilling.

  • What depth should a closet be?

    24 inches for anything you hang, 15 inches for anything you shelve. A standard hanger is about 17 inches wide, so at 15 inches deep garments have to sit at an angle and sleeves rub the door. For folded goods and shoes, 15 inches keeps everything within reach instead of hiding it at the back.

Start here

Tell us the room. We will tell you what fits.

A field measure, a dimensioned drawing and a fixed price — in that order, before anything is cut.