Made-to-measure wardrobes and closets from Foshan — hinged or sliding doors, melamine to lacquer, soft-close hardware, mixed-container shipping.
Four questions open most wardrobe enquiries: can you make it fit my actual room, will the finish still look right after a few seasons, how do I check quality without visiting the factory, and what is the smallest order you accept. Below we answer all four.
Everything is made in the George Group factory — our own 100,000 m² plant in Foshan — and our 30,000 m² showroom is open by appointment.
Every unit is measured in millimetres against your approved shop drawings — dimensions, materials, colours and hardware all confirmed in writing before cutting starts.
We build fitted wardrobes, walk-in closets and coat closets to your measured dimensions: hinged, sliding or bi-fold doors, built wall to wall and scribed to your ceiling and skirting. Walk-in systems mix rails, drawers, glass panels and island units, and reach-in runs cover hallways, guest rooms and apartment bedrooms.
If you have a local joiner for carcasses, we can supply interior systems only — rails, drawers, shelving, LED and door faces.
Carcasses come in plywood, moisture-resistant MDF or solid wood, with board class confirmed to your market. Door faces come in six systems, and that one choice moves both the price and the after-sales risk more than anything else on the drawing.
Mix finishes within the same order — fronts, carcasses and worktops are produced, labelled and shipped together.
Flat panel with matt or textured grain and good scratch resistance where edges are sealed — the usual choice for rental units and apartment projects. Relative cost: $.
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Soft-touch or high gloss with even colour; resists moisture and scratches and wipes clean. The pick for modern apartments and bathroom-adjacent storage. Relative cost: $$.
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Deep matt or high gloss, seamless, in any RAL colour — villa bedrooms, feature doors and hospitality. Repairable, but the most visible surface if damaged. Relative cost: $$$.
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Real grain with book-matched door pairs available. It needs stable humidity and dents rather than scratches — villas and designer-led projects. Relative cost: $$$.
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Machined frames, shaker stiles and raised or flat panels for heritage work and UK-style fitted wardrobes. Heavy and traditional; it reacts to humidity swings. Relative cost: $$$$.
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Slim frames with clear, tinted or fluted glass — the most stable door face in heat and humidity. Walk-in closets, hotel rooms and humid coastal projects. Relative cost: $$$ to $$$$.
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| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Made to your measured room — full height, standard height or freestanding. We work from a plan, CAD files, or a sketch with photos. |
| Door type | Hinged, sliding, bi-fold or open frame. Sliding needs a top track or a clean floor line for the roller; if a hinged door would swing into a bed or a doorway, we propose sliding or bi-fold. |
| Carcass board | Plywood, moisture-resistant MDF, solid wood or faced board — board class confirmed to your market. |
| Door face | Melamine, PET, lacquer, veneer, solid wood or aluminium frame with glass, chosen from the six systems above. |
| Interior fittings | Rails, drawers, shelves, trouser and shoe racks, mirror inserts and laundry baskets — counted per unit in the quotation. |
| Hardware | Standard soft-close as standard; Blum or Hettich upgrade. Handles, recessed pulls, J-profile or push-to-open. |
| Lighting | LED strips in frame or shelf edge, sensor or switch — voltage and plug type set for your country. |
| Colour and finish | Matched to your sample or a RAL reference, matt, satin or gloss — approved against a physical sample, not a screen. |
| Packing | Flat-packed by default, cartons numbered by room, wall and unit, with a packing list and installation sequence. Corners, door faces and glass get edge protection. |
Certification requirements vary by category and destination market. Tell us which market you import into, and we will provide the corresponding certificates and test reports for review.
Logos are trademarks of their respective certification bodies, shown for reference.
Four steps, one project manager, and documented evidence at every stage — from the first drawing to the loading photos.
Floor plans, a BOQ or even a room list are enough to start. We reply with the questions that matter and a first indication of what fits your container.
Shop drawings, materials, colours and hardware confirmed against a physical sample, followed by an itemised quotation — no hidden lines.
Weekly progress photos and a documented pre-shipment inspection against your approved drawings before anything is packed.
Several categories share one container, labelled by room and unit, with loading photos and one packing list before the ship sails.
A villa, an apartment development, a hotel and a distributor each need a different balance of cost, durability and repetition.
Villas justify door faces that projects do not: lacquer, veneer or solid wood, full height to the ceiling, with internal lighting and perhaps a dressing-room island. The real constraint is usually delivery and assembly, not budget.
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For repeated units, standardise the interior and vary only the door face. Identical carcasses across a floor keep installation predictable, and unit-by-unit labelling lets your team install building by building.
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Hotel wardrobes take careless, heavy use: specify solid soft-close hinges, PET or aluminium-frame doors, and locking where needed. We build shelf and rail loads with margin and choose handles that will not catch sleeves.
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Start with one mixed container across two or three door faces and the fittings most common in your market. Flat-packed wardrobes take far less volume than assembled boxes, so your stock fits inside a container you were loading anyway. Branding on labels and packing documents is available.
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WhatsAppRelative cost tiers for orientation only: the itemised quotation is built line by line from your approved specification.
We do not publish a fixed price list. Wardrobes are quoted per unit from your measured schedule, because the same run of storage lands in two price tiers depending on the door face and the interior. The table below ranks each level by relative cost.
| System | Typical use | Relative cost |
|---|---|---|
| Melamine face, plywood carcass, standard fittings | Rental apartments, guest rooms, coat closets | $ |
| PET face, soft-close hardware, drawer-heavy interior | Apartment projects, hotels, humid locations | $$ |
| Lacquer face, full height, LED lighting, Blum or Hettich | Villa bedrooms, feature walls, hospitality | $$$ |
| Veneer or solid wood, angled runs, glass inserts | Designer villas, heritage and prestige work | $$$$ |
Door face system — usually the largest line in the quotation. Melamine film costs a fraction of lacquer or veneer over the same carcass.
Carcass board — plywood costs more than faced board and behaves better in damp rooms; your market's board class also affects supply.
Hardware — standard soft-close against a Blum or Hettich upgrade, and hinged against sliding with its track and runners.
Geometry — square, straight runs are cheapest to make. Sloped ceilings, curved walls, out-of-square corners and scribing to skirting add hand work.
Container use — flat-packed panels filling a full container cost less per unit than a part load.
The design stage is quoted up front as a transparent fee you approve in advance. When your order value reaches twenty times that fee, the full design fee is credited back against your invoice — applied automatically, without a separate request.
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order value
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design fee credited back
Send your wardrobe schedule on WhatsApp (+44 7719 795480) — a coordinator replies within one working day.
Small orders are normal here — the question is only how to fill the container economically.
There is no blanket minimum order. What exists is a practical one: a single wardrobe is uneconomical to ship alone, and perfectly reasonable alongside other goods.
Wardrobes are bulky and light — they fill container volume long before they reach its weight limit, which is why they suit mixed loading. They travel with kitchen cabinets, doors, tiles, stone, lighting and furniture in one planned loading. For developers working across several properties, one container can cover multiple units with everything labelled by unit number.
Certificates are shared on request per category. Which ones apply depends on the panels, hardware and glass in your order — tell your coordinator your destination market.
How it works
Send your measured schedule, floor plans or photos — a coordinator replies within one working day.
Choose door faces and the interior fittings — melamine, PET, lacquer or veneer, with your shelf, rail and drawer mix — physical samples couriered if you want them in hand first.
We produce your free wardrobe layout design for every room, based on your plans and selections.
You review it and confirm or request changes — we revise until you are fully satisfied.
Final 2D production drawings are issued for your sign-off.
The factory builds your order, then runs a full QC inspection before anything is packed.
Panels ship flat-packed and labelled by room and cabinet — DDP to your door or FOB from our port, your choice.
Assembly instructions and after-sales support stay with your order until the wardrobes are in use.
Every order collects documented proof along the project chain — from approved shop drawings to the photos of the loaded container.
You are buying storage you cannot inspect before it lands, so documentation is part of the product. The order runs Share Your Brief → Design & Quotation → Approve the Details → Production & QC → Packing & Shipping → Delivery & Support, and wardrobe quality evidence is collected at five points along that chain.
Third-party inspections arranged in your name can be supported. Installation is not included unless separately agreed — we supply, protect and ship; your local joiner or fitter assembles and installs, using our drawings, instructions and support.
Colour and finish are approved against physical samples, not screens. Product images, including those on this page, are not the basis for final acceptance. We courier sample panels and finish swatches before production.
every dimension, door face, fitting and finish signed off against your plan or samples before the factory cuts anything.
panel cutting, edge banding, door finishing, hardware fitting and a trial assembly, recorded while the order is on the line.
dimensions checked against the signed drawings, doors aligned and operated, drawers and runners run through, hardware counted against the packing list.
each carton labelled by room, wall, cabinet number and installation sequence.
you see the container being filled, so you know what left Foshan.
Timescales depend on the finish you choose and the season, and we confirm both before you commit.
Orders are scheduled backwards from your required shipping date, not forwards from our convenience. Space planning and 3D references come first; nothing is manufactured until you approve the drawings and the physical sample.
Melamine and PET runs are fastest; lacquered, veneered and solid-wood doors need longer finishing and drying. For a whole-home order across categories, plan 35–55 days to loading — your coordinator confirms dates before you pay a deposit. Shipping is FOB, CIF or door-to-door, quoted per project, with mixed containers loaded in Foshan. On arrival you receive the export documents and the room-numbered packing list, with support for shortages or transit damage.
Tell us what you are fitting out and where. A floor plan, a schedule of units, or a photo of the room with rough dimensions is enough to start. What comes back: a layout proposal, a material recommendation for your climate and market, an itemised quotation, and a design-fee figure you approve before any work begins. George Group — 20 years' industry experience, 10,000+ projects delivered, 50+ countries served, founded in Foshan, Guangdong in 2006.
Ivana, our senior sales director, works directly with overseas buyers and has spent ten years in the global furniture and building-materials market. A coordinator replies within one working day.
Answers to the questions buyers ask before they commit to an order.
Ivana Li
Senior Sales Director
Ten years focused on the global furniture and building-materials market, with deep project experience — you speak to her directly on WhatsApp.
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Send your list and get a costed, itemised answer — no obligation, no sales pressure.
Yes — that is the point of buying from a factory rather than a showroom. Send a measured plan, CAD files, or a clear hand sketch with photos, and the design team returns a layout and quotation against your real dimensions, sloped ceilings and out-of-square corners included.
There is no fixed minimum per wardrobe, but a single unit shipped alone is rarely worth the freight. Most clients combine wardrobes with other categories in a mixed container, and that is where the economics work.
It is quoted per unit, because the door face and interior fittings change the price more than the size does. We mark relative cost tiers rather than publish a fixed list: melamine and PET at the lower end, lacquer in the middle, veneer and solid wood at the top. Send your schedule for a line-by-line number.
Hinged doors give you the full opening and cost less per door. Sliding doors win where there is no swing space: a walkway, the foot of a bed, a narrow dressing room. Sliding needs a clean top track or floor roller detail, confirmed on the drawing before production.
Yes. The evidence chain is the standard route — signed drawings, in-production photos and video, pre-shipment inspection, a room-numbered packing list and container loading photos. Third-party inspections arranged in your name can also be supported. And if you do want to come, our 30,000 m² showroom in Foshan is open by appointment.
It depends on the panels, hardware and glass in your order — certification is category-specific, and certificates are shared on request per category. Tell your coordinator which market you import into and we will send the certificates available for your order.
Yes — that is the normal way we ship. Wardrobes are bulky and light, so they are loaded alongside the heavier categories to make one container work harder: flat-packed, protected and labelled by room or unit.
Ivana, our senior sales director, works directly with overseas buyers and has spent ten years in the global furniture and building-materials market. Reach her on WhatsApp or by email and deal with the same person from brief to delivery.
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