A walk-in wardrobe in Singapore starts from S$3,750 for a typical BTO study converted with open HausFlex metal storage, and goes up to about S$11,600 for premium ENF cabinetry, based on about 6 m of open storage. Most walk-ins are left open, without doors, so you can see everything at a glance.
Slide to compare. Every level can be planned around your room, whether it's an HDB study, a condo master or a landed dressing room.
Level 1 · Simplest
A full-metal, wall-anchored system with open storage. It's the lowest-cost way to turn a spare room into a walk-in.
Level 2
Aluminium poles fixed from wall to floor, so it works on partition walls too. Where there's no wall, a floor-to-ceiling pole holds the run.
Level 3
Carpentry built to your walls, from floor to ceiling, for a fully finished look. Corners are built as one L- or U-shaped carcass.
Level 4 · Premium
Premium cabinetry made by Oppolia, with ENF boards and PUR edge banding. For condo and landed dressing rooms that want the highest finish.
Prices are "from", for a typical BTO study converted to a walk-in: U-shape, 2.4 m back wall plus two 1.8 m side runs (about 6 m), open storage, standard ceiling height under 2.6 m. Final price depends on length, ceiling height and add-ons.
The room decides the layout, and the layout decides which level makes sense. These are the three we're asked about most.
HDB · BTO
Our most common walk-in request. Storage runs along two or three walls and stays open, so the small room still feels bright.
Usually chosen: HausFlex or HausPole
Condo
Often a narrow walk-through between the bedroom and the bathroom. Galley or L-shaped layouts make the most of it.
Usually chosen: custom built-in or HausSignature
Landed
Larger rooms and higher ceilings give space for a full U-shape, an island or a dressing table.
Usually chosen: custom built-in or HausSignature
Not sure which suits your room?Send us your floor plan and we'll suggest a layout and level.
Send us your floor planMost walk-ins in Singapore use one of four layouts. The room's width decides which ones fit, because you need storage depth on each side plus a clear aisle to walk and open drawers.
Storage on one long wall. The simplest walk-in, and the one that fits the narrowest rooms.
Storage on two walls that meet at a corner. Good when one wall has a window or the door.
Storage on three walls, with the door on the fourth. The most storage for the room, and the layout in our price examples.
Storage on two facing walls, with a walkway between. Common in condo masters, between the bedroom and bathroom.
How we work out the width: about 600 mm of storage depth on each side with storage, plus at least 900 mm of clear aisle.
For comfort: 1,000 to 1,200 mm of aisle lets two people pass and leaves room to pull out drawers.
Start with your clothes, not the cabinet. Count what you hang, what you fold, and how many shoes and bags you have. The layout follows from that.
Most walk-ins mix these six zones. The heights are typical starting points, and we adjust them to your wardrobe when we design.
| Zone | What goes there | Typical height or space |
|---|---|---|
| Long hanging | Dresses, coats, long pants | About 1,500–1,700 mm clear |
| Double hanging | Shirts, blouses, pants on hangers | Two rails, about 1,000 mm each |
| Shelves | Folded clothes, boxes | 300–350 mm between shelves |
| Drawers | Underwear, accessories, things you'd rather not show | 3–4 drawers per bay |
| Shoes and bags | Shoe racks, bag shelves | Shoes low, bags higher up |
| Top storage | Luggage, seasonal items | The top shelf, up to the ceiling |
Every level covers the basics. The difference is in the drawers, the extras and the finish.
| Feature | HausFlex | HausPole | Custom built-in | HausSignature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shelves | Metal shelves | Board shelves that adjust to the millimetre | Fixed or adjustable | Fixed or adjustable |
| Hanging | Hanging rods | Hanging rails | Hanging rails | Hanging rails |
| Drawers | Wooden pedestal drawer, as an add-on | Drawers hang on the poles, nothing on the floor | Built-in drawers | Built-in drawers |
| Extras | Wire baskets, pegboard, hooks, trouser hanger | Mirrors, secret drawer, drawer dividers, dresser | Shoe racks, display shelves | Shoe racks, display shelves |
| Lighting | — | — | LED, by switch or motion sensor | LED, by switch or motion sensor |
Scroll sideways on a phone to see all four levels.
A walk-in is planned bay by bay. A common mix is long hanging in one bay, shelves over drawers in the next, and double hanging in a third, with top storage running across all of them.
Use the full height of the room. With HausPole, the top shelf goes up to 2,400 mm, so luggage and seasonal items have a home too.
The room door already closes off the space, so open storage keeps a walk-in bright and quick to use. If you want part of it closed, for dust or privacy, add doors to just one run.
Humidity is the main risk for clothes in a walk-in, especially in a closed room with no aircon. A few habits make most of the difference.
Open pole and metal systems help here: there are no closed boxes, so air moves around your clothes.
For a typical BTO study converted to a walk-in, with about 6 m of open storage in a U-shape, prices start from S$3,750 with HausFlex and go up to S$11,600 with HausSignature. Here's how the four levels compare.
| Level | First 1.5 m, open | Typical 6 m walk-in, open | Fabrication |
|---|---|---|---|
| HausFlex | from S$950 | from S$3,750 | 2–4 weeks |
| HausPole | from S$1,350 | from S$5,300 | 2–4 weeks |
| Custom built-in | from S$1,800 | from S$7,500 | 3–5 weeks |
| HausSignature (ENF) | from S$3,050 | from S$11,600 | 7–12 weeks |
Want to know why extras like drawers, open shelves and lighting cost more? Read our full wardrobe cost guide.
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