Bespoke fitted wardrobes for Bognor Regis homes.
Made-to-measure wardrobes, drawers and fitted storage planned around the room, the items that need to fit and the details that must remain accessible.
Storage that uses the full wall without feeling added on.
A fitted wardrobe should resolve the difficult parts of the space: uneven walls, awkward corners, sloping areas, sockets, skirtings and the daily need to open doors and drawers comfortably.
The design conversation begins with what needs to be stored and how the room is used. Hanging heights, shelf spacing, drawer access and media or display areas can then be arranged into a balanced elevation before the visible details are fixed.
- Full-height wardrobes and bedroom storage.
- Internal drawers, shelves and hanging zones.
- Alcove cupboards, media recesses and fitted shelving.
- Paint-grade or specified decorative finishes.

A real fitted-wardrobe project in Felpham.
Part of a wider Bognor Regis renovation, this fitted wall replaced dated cupboards with wardrobes, drawers, open storage and a media recess. The new layout brings everyday storage together in one coordinated piece of joinery.
What helps define a fitted interior.
Send room photographs, rough dimensions, finish ideas and your preferred timing.
Before design and quotation.
Can fitted wardrobes work with uneven walls?
Yes. The design and installation can be set out around uneven walls and existing details so the visible margins, door lines and junctions remain controlled.
Can drawers and open shelving be included?
Yes. The internal layout can combine hanging space, drawers, shelves, cupboards and open zones based on the available width and how the storage will be used.
Do you only work in Felpham?
No. Sixes Carpentry is based in Bognor Regis and considers suitable fitted-interior projects across Felpham, Aldwick, Pagham, North Bersted and surrounding West Sussex areas.
What should I send first?
Room photographs, approximate dimensions, storage requirements, finish preferences, the property location and likely timing are the most useful starting points.
