Cream six door raised panel wardrobe with top boxes and an open display shelf tower at one end

Bedroom Wardrobe

SYW10010 Classic Raised Panel Wardrobe With Top Boxes

A six door raised panel wardrobe in a soft cream finish with top boxes and an open shelf tower.

SYW10010 is the traditional option in the range: a six door wardrobe with raised panel fronts, a moulded cornice, brass coloured handles and a separate course of top boxes above. An open shelf tower with drawers below sits at one end. It is the model for markets and projects where the classical panelled look sells better than a flat contemporary front. Published drawings give a 195 cm body with a 48 cm top box for 243 cm overall, a 50 cm depth, and a 240 cm main run plus a 40 cm tower for 280 cm in total.

Raised panel fronts and a moulded cornice for a classical elevation
Separate top box course reaching 243 cm overall
Open shelf tower with drawers at one end of the run
280 cm total length from a 240 cm run plus a 40 cm tower

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Problems It Solves

What This Model Is Specified To Fix

Contemporary Fronts Do Not Sell EverywhereIn several export markets a panelled door still outsells a flat one. This is the model that covers that demand.
Storage Above The DoorsThe 48 cm top box course takes the run to 243 cm and puts the ceiling void to work.
Nowhere To Display AnythingThe open shelf tower breaks the run and gives the room somewhere to put objects that are not clothes.
Deep Wardrobes Crowd Small RoomsAt 50 cm this is the shallowest published carcase in the wardrobe range, which matters in a narrow bedroom.

Specifications

Model	SYW10010
Door Type	Hinged, raised panel
Body Height	195 cm
Top Box Height	48 cm
Overall Height	243 cm
Depth	50 cm
Main Run	240 cm
Shelf Tower	40 cm
Total Length	280 cm

Only values published for this model are listed. Anything not shown is confirmed against your drawing before production.

Technical Features

Raised panel hinged doors with a moulded cornice
Separate top box course at 48 cm
Open shelf tower with a drawer bank
50 cm carcase depth
Knockdown construction with factory cut and edged panels

Materials

MDF for the raised panel doors and the cornice profile
Particle board for concealed carcase panels
Plywood where the run carries heavier loads
Solid wood for exposed mouldings where specified

Who It Is For

Importers serving markets where classical styling sells
Developers specifying a traditional apartment interior
Hotel and guest house operators
Private residential projects with a period interior

Application Scenarios

A bedroom in a traditionally furnished apartment
A 280 cm wall taken with a run plus a display tower
A guest room where a shallower 50 cm carcase keeps the floor clear
A market where panelled fronts outsell flat doors

How It Is Made

Manufacturing And Quality Control

Manufacturing Process

Wall measured and the run plus tower length confirmed
Panel and cornice profiles agreed on the elevation
Panels cut edged and profiled to the drawing
Top box course produced to align with the doors below
Sections packed with the cornice protected separately

Quality Control

Panel profile depth compared across doors in the batch
Cornice mitres checked for fit before packing
Top box alignment verified against the door course below
Handle positions measured across the run

Customisation Options

Run length around the published 240 cm plus the 40 cm tower
Top box course included or omitted
Panel and cornice profile detail
Internal hanging shelving and drawer arrangement

Comparison

How It Compares With The Alternatives

Compared With	What Changes
SYW10007	The opposite specification - raised panel and cornice against flat panel and recessed handles, for markets with the opposite taste.
Sliding door models	Hinged panelled doors are what the classical look depends on; a sliding track would undermine it.
Wardrobes at 55 to 60 cm deep	At 50 cm this is the shallowest carcase published here, which is useful in a narrow room but tighter on the hanging rail.

Use Guide

Confirm ceiling height against the 243 cm overall dimension
Decide which end the shelf tower sits at
Check the 50 cm depth against your hanging requirement
Allow swing clearance for six hinged doors along the run

Certifications

No product certification has been published for this model by the manufacturer, so none is claimed here. If your market requires a specific standard for panel emissions or fire performance, raise it before production and it will be confirmed in writing.

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Questions Buyers Ask

Cloth Cabinet Storage Wardrobes SYW10010 Questions

How tall is this wardrobe?

195 cm for the body plus a 48 cm top box course, 243 cm overall.

What is the total length?

280 cm in the published drawing - a 240 cm main run plus a 40 cm open shelf tower.

Why is it only 50 cm deep?

It is the shallowest carcase in the wardrobe range, which suits narrow rooms. Confirm it against your hanging requirement, since a deeper carcase gives more shoulder clearance.

Can the top boxes be left off?

Yes, if your ceiling height does not allow the full 243 cm.

Can the shelf tower be placed at either end?

Yes, the end it sits at is set on the drawing.