Custom closets in Queens.
Forest Hills Tudors, Long Island City towers, Jackson Heights garden co-ops — Queens has the widest range of building stock in the city, and a workshop minutes away across the bridges.
Queens runs from 1920s Tudor and prewar co-op to brand-new glass — Forest Hills and Kew Gardens center-hall houses, the prewar garden co-ops of Jackson Heights and Sunnyside, and the Long Island City and Astoria towers along the water. The closet problem is different in each: a Forest Hills Tudor wants storage that respects leaded glass and oak trim; an LIC tower wants every inch of a tight floor plan working.
Because the workshop is just across the river in the Bronx, Queens is one of the closest places we work. Each project is surveyed in person, drawn in CAD, and milled to those exact dimensions, then installed by the same crew that built it.
Queens is a short trip from the Mott Haven workshop over the RFK or Whitestone bridge, so scheduling is simple and the install crew is the one that milled the work. Floors and routes are protected before anything is carried in, and the room is left clean each evening.
Every project is milled at the Bronx workshop — a 6,000 sq ft workshop on the East River — and installed by the same crew that built it. We do not subcontract the install.
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Do you build custom closets in Queens?
Yes. Kloset Worx designs, mills and installs custom closets, walk-in dressing rooms, pantries and built-in storage throughout Queens. Every project is drawn in 3D, milled at our Bronx workshop (382 Canal Place, Mott Haven), and installed by the same crew that built it — we do not subcontract.
How much does a custom closet cost in Queens?
It depends on the room. A reach-in typically starts near $3,500; a walk-in dressing room usually runs in the tens of thousands; a whole-residence program starts near $300K. You receive a fixed, written quote after we measure the room in person.
Is the design consultation free?
Yes. The first visit runs about an hour — at your home or at the workshop — at no charge and with no obligation. If you go ahead, any design fee is credited to your project.
How long does a custom closet take?
Roughly two to three weeks for a reach-in, four to six for a walk-in dressing room, and ten to sixteen for a whole residence, measured from the approved drawings. Every project is backed by twenty-five years on the cabinetry and a lifetime on the joinery.
Do you handle co-op and condo board requirements?
Yes. We carry the certificates of insurance that co-op and condo boards require, schedule the freight elevator with the building in advance, and protect the lobby, hallways and floors before anything is carried in.
Schedule a visit in Queens.
Sixty minutes at the workshop or in your residence, no charge. Bring the floor plan if you have one. Or call (917) 810-2392.