Component program
Every part of a ClosetX closet.
Eleven catalogued components on a common 84-inch grid. Pick the ones your room needs; we size, drill and finish them to your dimensions.
Towers
Vertical bodies
The 84-inch bodies that set the height and rhythm of the whole run.
TowersShelf Closet TowerThe backbone of every ClosetX layout: an 84-inch tower of adjustable shelves in five widths and two depths.View component
TowersClothes Rail ClosetSingle or double hanging in a 30- or 36-inch bay, with the rail height set by what you actually own.View component
TowersCorner ClosetThe unit that turns a dead corner into usable hanging and shelf space instead of a blind void.View component
Drawers
Drawers and islands
Closed storage at hand height, plus the island that turns a walk-in into a dressing room.
DrawersCloset DrawersTwo heights, three widths, on soft-close runners — installed inside the tower, not bolted on afterwards.View component
DrawersCloset Drawer Base CabinetA pre-built drawer stack that lands under a hanging bay and gives the run a solid base line.View component
DrawersCloset IslandA 60-inch, 42-inch-high drawer island — the piece that turns a walk-in closet into a dressing room.View component
Storage
Shelving and overhead
The parts that decide how much a closet actually holds.
StorageCeiling CabinetA 12-inch top box that closes the gap between an 84-inch tower and the ceiling.View component
StorageAdjustable ShelfExtra shelves in every width and both depths — 3/4 inch, edge-banded on the front face.View component
StorageShoe RackAn angled shelf with a front lip, so shoes face out and stay where you put them.View component
Doors
Fronts, glass and panels
Whether the closet reads open or closed — and what finishes the exposed ends.
DoorsGlass Door Display CabinetA black-framed glass tower with lit glass shelves, for the part of the wardrobe you want to look at.View component
DoorsDoors & Partition PanelsFlat slab or shaker doors, plus finished partitions — the parts that decide whether a closet reads open or closed.View component
Assembled
How the parts read as one piece.
Every body starts at the same 84-inch height and the same 32 mm pin pattern, so shelf lines and door tops run continuously across a whole room.
Depth
15 inches or 24 inches.
This is the single decision that governs everything else in a closet.
| 24-inch depth | 15-inch depth | |
|---|---|---|
| Hanging | Garments hang square; sleeves clear the door | Garments sit at an angle; sleeves rub |
| Folded goods | A folded sweater has room to spare | A folded sweater fits exactly |
| Shoes | Two rows deep, back row hard to see | One row, everything visible |
| Floor cost | Takes 24 inches out of the room | Takes 15 inches out of the room |
| Typical use | Walk-in closets, primary suites | Reach-in closets, hallways, pantries, laundry |
Across the program
Common to every component.
| Panel | 3/4 in cabinet-grade melamine |
|---|---|
| Edge banding | Matched decor, heat-applied |
| Body height | 84 in (plus 12 in ceiling cabinet) |
| Depths | 15 in and 24 in |
| Widths | 18, 21, 24, 30, 36 in (island 60 in) |
| Shelf pattern | 32 mm system holes, full height |
| Drawer runners | Full-extension, soft close |
| Hinges | Concealed, soft close, 3-way adjustable |
| Finishes | 6 program finishes |
| Hardware | Matte black · Brushed brass · Brushed nickel |
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.