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Application · Hyderabad

Wardrobes

Carcass, shutter and hardware choices for wardrobes that hold up over years, not months.

What Changes Between a Kitchen Spec and a Wardrobe Spec

Wardrobes carry less moisture risk than kitchens but more visible surface area — shutters, especially in sliding or wardrobe-door configurations, are what a room actually sees every day. That shifts the priority from moisture grade toward finish quality and hardware smoothness.

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Century and Greenply both carry the MR-grade plywood range used for wardrobe carcasses; Wigwam Excel is a common value-tier option for the same application.

Material Combinations

LookShutter finishNotes
Minimal / paintedHDHMR, painted or matte laminateSmooth, chip-resistant surface
Textured / wood-grainVeneer on plywoodReal wood grain, needs careful handling
High-glossAcrylic or gloss laminateShows fingerprints — best on low-touch panels

Typical BOQ

A standard 8×7 ft wardrobe run typically needs 4–5 sheets of 19mm plywood for the carcass and shelving, plus 2–3 sheets of laminate or veneer for shutter faces, sliding or hinged hardware, and adhesive.

Buying Tips

For sliding wardrobe doors, confirm the shutter substrate can take the weight of your chosen sliding hardware before finalising material — heavier veneer or glass-faced shutters need a stiffer backing than standard laminate-on-HDHMR.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Plywood or HDHMR for wardrobe shutters?

Plywood is stronger and holds hardware better at hinge points; HDHMR gives a smoother surface for profile-routed or painted shutters. Many Hyderabad fabricators use plywood carcasses with HDHMR or laminate-finished plywood shutters.

Do wardrobes need BWP-grade plywood?

Not usually — standard MR-grade plywood is fine for wardrobes away from bathrooms or exterior walls. Reserve BWP grade for kitchens and wet areas.