Double-Sided Room Divider Wardrobe with a Rear Bookcase

A floor-bearing room divider that pairs a hinged wardrobe on one face with open bookshelves on the other. The 2,400 mm wide configuration separates 600 mm-deep clothing storage from a 350 mm-deep bookcase, with finished ends and project-specific restraint.

Two-sided layout: Four-leaf hinged wardrobe opposite four open bookcase bays; five storage levels per book bay
Project configuration: 2,400 W ×950 D ×2,200 H mm;600 mm wardrobe side with four hinged leaves;350 mm open bookcase side with four bays/five storage levels; finished ends and designed restraint.
Depth allocation: 600 mm wardrobe side +350 mm bookcase side; actual clear interiors reduced by fronts/backs/components

Configuration Hinged Wardrobe & Rear Bookcase

Hinged Wardrobe & Rear Bookcase

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Hinged Clothing Storage & a Separate Rear Bookcase

A Wardrobe Face with Four Hinged Leaves

The 600 mm-deep wardrobe side has four nominal 600 mm hinged front leaves. Its left 1,200 mm zone gives long hanging below an upper shelf, and the right zone has two hanging levels, with rail positions set to your actual clothing lengths.

Four Rear Bookcase Bays

The opposite side is a 350 mm-deep open bookcase with four bays and five storage levels per bay. These shelves face the second room directly. They are not shelves hidden behind wardrobe doors, and the short ends do not add a third storage face.

Back-to-Back Structure & Finished Ends

Back-to-back case backs and a center spine divide clothing and book storage within the 950 mm overall depth. The 18 mm cases and shelf panels stand on a floor-bearing base, and the exposed ends are finished because the unit stands in the open as a room divider.

Two elevations and plan for 2400 ×950 ×2200 mm room-divider wardrobe: four hinged leaves opposite four five-level book bays, 600 plus 350 mm storage depths

Warm-White Wardrobe Fronts & Oak Book Shelves

Warm-White Wardrobe Fronts

The clothing side uses warm-white laminated fronts and case surfaces. Door edges, pulls and end returns follow the selected finish allocation. It is a hinged-front wardrobe, with no bypass track or pocket door mechanism.

Oak-Veneer Book Shelves & Ends

Natural oak veneer finishes the rear shelves and scheduled exposed ends over engineered cores, against the warm-white clothing face. Which side gets which color follows the room orientation.

Case Panels & Center Spine

The selected case and shelf structure uses 18 mm plywood, with supported 6 mm backs where scheduled. The spine and restraint members are distinct structural components. A thin back or a decorative end panel is not a substitute for the designed stability connections.

Two-Sided Wardrobe Dimensions & Storage Depths

Two-sided layout	Four-leaf hinged wardrobe opposite four open bookcase bays; five storage levels per book bay
Selected configuration	2,400 W ×950 D ×2,200 H mm;600 mm wardrobe side with four hinged leaves;350 mm open bookcase side with four bays/five storage levels; finished ends and designed restraint.
Project envelope	2,400 W ×950 D ×2,200 H mm; finished exposed ends
Depth allocation	600 mm wardrobe side +350 mm bookcase side; actual clear interiors reduced by fronts/backs/components
Clothing arrangement	Left 1,200 mm long-hang zone and right 1,200 mm double-hang zone, each below an upper shelf; actual rail positions follow garments
Structure & finishes	18 mm plywood cases/shelves; supported 6 mm backs; center spine; warm-white wardrobe surfaces and oak-veneer book shelves/ends
Stability & use	Floor-bearing cabinet with designed restraints; no unrestrained freestanding, acoustic, fire-partition or tested shelf-load rating
Minimum order	Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item.
Standards & certificates	Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order.

Room Division, Door Access & Cabinet Restraint

Wardrobe Doors & Bookcase Approach

The wardrobe face needs door swing and standing space for hanging clothes, and the rear needs a clear approach for choosing books. We plan both with the routes through the room, so the closed footprint is only the starting point.

Clothing Depth & Clear Book Shelves

The 600 mm wardrobe depth includes fronts and backs, so the usable hanging depth is smaller. Hangers, garment shoulders and rail positions establish the required interior. The 350 mm bookcase depth is similarly separated from clear shelf space and the actual book sizes.

Floor Bearing, Restraints & Room Services

The divider is not promised as stable without restraint. Floor and any wall connections are designed around the actual building substrate and stored contents. Hidden services, ceiling conditions and the receiving route are checked before module sizes and fixing positions are released.

Room-Divider Wardrobe Cost & Supply

Two Storage Faces

The quotation counts the hinged wardrobe assemblies and open book bays one by one. Long-hang and double-hang rails are scheduled on the clothing face, and fixed shelves and edges on the rear.

Finished Ends & Surface Allocation

Warm-white fronts, oak shelves and finished end returns make one coordinated two-sided finish, which adds a rear shelf face and finished ends that a wall-backed wardrobe does without.

Hardware, Support & Restraint

Ordinary hinges, pulls, rails, shelf supports and the selected restraint parts are itemized. Locks, lighting and powered fittings are separate additions, each with its own documentation.

Modules & Local Installation

Back-to-back modules and site joints are planned for access and assembly. Packing, freight, unloading, floor preparation and local restraint/fitting work remain separate from the cabinet subtotal.

Two-Sided Cabinet & Room Interface

Wardrobe face: Four ordinary hinged leaves, long/double hanging zones, upper shelves and scheduled rails
Bookcase face: Four open bays with five storage levels, shelf supports, oak-veneer edges and finished exposed ends
Structure & restraint: Back-to-back cases/center spine, floor-bearing base and project-specific building restraints
Delivery & fitting: Module joints, packing, freight, unloading, receiving route and local fitting, each listed

Double-Sided Wardrobe & Bookcase FAQs

Do both sides provide storage?

Yes. One face is a 600 mm-deep hinged wardrobe, and the opposite face is a 350 mm-deep open bookcase. The center structure separates those uses. The bookshelves are not inside the wardrobe or hidden behind its doors.

Does it have sliding wardrobe doors?

No. Four ordinary hinged leaves serve the wardrobe face. Their room-side swing must remain clear. A sliding-door system would change the front structure, operating space and usable depth.

How are the clothes arranged inside?

The left 1,200 mm zone has long hanging below an upper shelf; the right zone has two hanging levels below its upper shelf. Actual rail heights follow the garment lengths and hanger positions in the order layout.

Can it stand without wall or floor restraint?

No unrestrained stability is promised. The selected cabinet is floor-bearing, with restraints designed for its location, substrate and contents.

Is the divider a fire-rated or soundproof wall?

It is freestanding furniture casework, with storage on one face and a bookcase on the other, so it divides a room without building work. Where the opening needs a fire-rated or acoustic partition, that wall is built to your local code first and the divider is placed alongside it.

How much room is needed around it?

The plan needs wardrobe-door swing and standing space on the clothing face, plus approach space on the bookcase face. Garments, pulls and neighboring furniture affect the usable routes.