Purpose Designed Wardrobe Storage Systems

Purpose-designed wardrobe storage, developed around organisation, accessibility and the way the wardrobe is used.

ZAUS Premium Wardrobe Storage Systems provide a coordinated range of internal storage components designed for integration within built-in wardrobes, walk-in robes and dressing rooms.

Each storage package can be developed alongside the wardrobe layout, allowing drawers, accessory organisers, trouser racks, shoe storage, hanging systems, baskets and specialised mechanisms to be selected according to the available dimensions, intended contents and everyday requirements of the space.

From jewellery trays and internal drawers through to pull-down hanging rails, dedicated shoe storage and rotating wardrobe mechanisms, individual components can be combined to create a more organised and functional wardrobe interior.

Internal Drawer Systems

Integrated drawer systems provide concealed and organised storage within wardrobe cabinetry and dressing-room installations.

Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported system, configurations can include:

• Internal drawers

• Compartmented drawers

• Accessory drawers

• Clothing storage drawers

• Glass-fronted internal drawers

• Open drawer units

• Multi-level drawer arrangements

Drawer dimensions and internal configurations can be selected according to the intended contents and available wardrobe space.

Internal drawer units can also be coordinated with the surrounding cabinetry materials and finishes to create a consistent architectural appearance throughout the wardrobe.

Jewellery & Accessory Storage

Dedicated organisers can provide structured storage for jewellery, watches, eyewear and other smaller personal accessories.

Manufacturer-supported configurations can include:

• Jewellery trays

• Accessory trays

• Compartmented organisers

• Divided internal storage

• Pull-out accessory storage

• Internal glass drawer configurations

Individual compartments allow smaller items to be separated and organised while remaining easily accessible within the wardrobe.

These systems can be incorporated into dedicated accessory drawers or combined with broader drawer and storage arrangements.

Trouser Storage

Dedicated trouser racks provide organised hanging storage within wardrobe cabinetry while allowing individual garments to remain readily accessible.

Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported system, configurations can include:

• Pull-out trouser racks

• Multi-rail trouser storage

• Integrated trouser organisers

• Combined trouser and accessory storage

Pull-out mechanisms allow the storage system to extend from the cabinetry when required and return neatly within the wardrobe when not in use.

Cabinet dimensions and required clearances should be considered when selecting the appropriate configuration.

Hanging Systems

Wardrobe hanging areas can be configured according to garment length, available cabinet height and accessibility requirements.

Configurations can include:

• Conventional hanging rails

• Long-hanging zones

• Double-hanging arrangements

• Pull-down hanging rails

• Specialised hanging accessories

Different hanging configurations can be combined within the same wardrobe to provide dedicated storage for shirts, jackets, trousers, dresses and longer garments.

Pull-Down Hanging Systems

Pull-down hanging rails provide a practical way to utilise higher wardrobe zones while maintaining easier access to stored clothing.

The mechanism allows a hanging rail positioned above conventional reach height to be brought downward when required and returned to the upper storage position after use.

These systems can be particularly useful within:

• Full-height wardrobes

• Walk-in robes

• Dressing rooms

• High-level storage zones

• Space-efficient wardrobe configurations

Compatibility, loading, cabinet dimensions and operating clearances should be confirmed against the selected manufacturer-supported system before manufacture.

Clothing Baskets & Pull-Out Storage

Pull-out baskets can provide flexible storage for folded clothing, accessories and other wardrobe items.

Depending on the selected system, configurations can include:

• Clothing baskets

• Pull-out storage baskets

• Open basket storage

• Multi-level basket arrangements

• Accessory storage baskets

The open construction of selected basket systems can provide greater visibility of stored contents while retaining the organisation and accessibility of a pull-out mechanism.

Shoe Storage

Dedicated footwear storage can be incorporated throughout built-in wardrobes and dressing rooms according to the available space and quantity of footwear being stored.

Manufacturer-supported configurations can include:

• Fixed shoe shelving

• Adjustable shoe shelving

• Pull-out shoe storage

• Shoe racks

• Display shelving

• Rotating shoe storage systems

Different solutions can be selected according to whether footwear is intended to remain concealed, readily accessible or presented as part of an open dressing-room composition.

Shoe Display

Within larger walk-in robes and dressing rooms, shoe storage can also form part of the architectural presentation of the space.

Open shelving and display arrangements can position footwear within dedicated storage zones while maintaining clear visibility and access.

Shelf spacing and dimensions can be developed around the intended footwear collection and surrounding wardrobe layout.

Rotating Storage Systems

For larger wardrobes and dressing rooms, selected manufacturer-supported rotating systems provide an alternative way to organise garments, footwear and accessories.

Depending on the applicable system, configurations can include:

• Rotating garment storage

• Rotating shoe storage

• Multi-sided storage arrangements

• Specialised rotating wardrobe mechanisms

These systems can provide access to multiple storage faces within an appropriate wardrobe footprint.

Because rotating storage requires specific operating clearances and cabinet dimensions, final suitability should be confirmed against the selected manufacturer-supported system and room layout before manufacture.

Storage for Architectural Wardrobe Systems

Premium Wardrobe Storage Systems can also be incorporated into selected open architectural wardrobe configurations where compatible with the applicable system.

Storage components can be coordinated with:

• Architectural Post Wardrobe Systems

• Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems

• Open dressing-room configurations

• Conventional wardrobe cabinetry

• Dressing islands

• Feature storage cabinetry

This allows specialised internal organisation to be incorporated across different wardrobe architectures while maintaining a consistent functional and material language.

Dressing Islands

Within larger walk-in robes and dressing rooms, internal storage systems can also be incorporated into dedicated dressing islands.

Depending on the project design, island storage can accommodate:

• Jewellery and accessory trays

• Internal drawers

• Clothing storage

• Watches and eyewear

• Personal accessories

• Compartmented organisers

• Display storage

The internal configuration can be developed according to the dimensions of the island and intended use of the dressing space.

Combination of Storage Systems

Different storage mechanisms can be combined within the same wardrobe according to the intended contents of each zone.

A single wardrobe or dressing room can incorporate conventional hanging, internal drawers, accessory trays, trouser racks, pull-down rails, shoe storage and specialised mechanisms without requiring every section to use the same configuration.

This allows the internal organisation to be developed around the individual user's storage requirements and the available wardrobe dimensions.

Materials & Finishes

Visible storage components can be coordinated with the surrounding wardrobe cabinetry and broader interior material palette.

Depending on the selected manufacturer-supported system, components can incorporate:

• Decorative surfaces

• Timber and timber-look finishes

• Metal framing and detailing

• Glass elements

• Fabric or leather-look organiser surfaces where supported

• Complementary cabinetry finishes

The relationship between internal storage components and surrounding cabinetry can be used to create either a restrained functional interior or a more detailed dressing-room presentation.

Final materials, colours and component finishes should be confirmed against the applicable manufacturer range.

Integration with Wardrobe Hardware

Internal storage systems should be considered alongside the hinges, drawer runners and movement hardware used throughout the wardrobe.

Drawer loading, pull-out mechanisms, accessory systems and operating clearances can influence the appropriate hardware specification.

Where specialised storage components incorporate dedicated runners or movement mechanisms, these are coordinated with the cabinetry during design and manufacture.

Integrated Lighting

Lighting can be incorporated into selected wardrobe storage areas to improve visibility and enhance the presentation of clothing and accessories.

Depending on the selected wardrobe design, configurations can include:

• Drawer lighting

• Shelf lighting

• Hanging-area lighting

• Shoe display lighting

• Accessory storage lighting

• Integrated LED profiles

• Door-activated switching

• Motion-sensing controls

Integrating lighting during design and manufacture allows lighting positions, profiles, wiring pathways and control requirements to be coordinated with the storage system and surrounding cabinetry.

Storage Selection

Different areas of the wardrobe can use different storage systems according to their intended function.

Selection can consider:

• Available wardrobe dimensions

• Clothing requirements

• Footwear quantity

• Accessory storage

• Required hanging capacity

• Accessibility

• Storage visibility

• Frequency of use

• Loading requirements

• Cabinet configuration

• User requirements

This allows the internal storage specification to be developed around the individual wardrobe rather than applying a predetermined arrangement to every project.

Whole-of-Project Joinery Coordination

Premium Wardrobe Storage Systems can be coordinated alongside the broader ZAUS wardrobe and custom joinery collection.

Custom Wardrobes & Dressing Rooms • Architectural Post Wardrobe Systems • Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems • Aluminium-Framed Glass Cabinet Doors • Integrated Mirror Cabinet Doors • Premium Joinery Hardware • Integrated Joinery Lighting

Where appropriate, storage accessories, cabinetry finishes, hardware and lighting can be coordinated as part of one complete wardrobe or dressing-room package.

Project Development & Coordination

ZAUS develops the internal storage specification alongside the wardrobe design.

The process can incorporate:

Review Wardrobe Layout • Define Storage Requirements • Configure Hanging Zones • Configure Internal Drawers • Select Accessory Storage • Select Trouser Storage • Develop Shoe Storage • Consider Pull-Down Systems • Select Specialised Mechanisms • Coordinate Hardware & Lighting • Confirm Cabinet Dimensions • Finalise Shop Drawings • Manufacture • Deliver • Coordinate Installation

Final storage components, dimensions, operating clearances and compatible mechanisms are confirmed against the applicable manufacturer-supported system before production.

Applications

Built-In Wardrobes • Walk-In Robes • Dressing Rooms • Master Suites • Dressing Islands • Architectural Post Wardrobe Systems • Wall-Mounted Wardrobe Systems • Bedroom Joinery • Custom Homes • Luxury Residences • Apartments • Boutique Residential Projects

Organisation. Accessibility. Personalised Storage.

ZAUS coordinates premium wardrobe storage as an integral part of the complete wardrobe and dressing-room package rather than treating internal organisation as an afterthought.

Define the Wardrobe • Identify Storage Requirements • Configure Hanging • Organise Drawers & Accessories • Develop Shoe Storage • Improve High-Level Access • Select Specialised Systems • Coordinate Hardware & Lighting • Manufacture & Deliver

The result is a coordinated internal wardrobe storage system developed around the available space, clothing, footwear, accessories and everyday functionality of the individual wardrobe.