Reach-in closets.
The prewar bedroom solved.
The reach-in is where Kloset Worx earns its reputation. New York apartments — particularly pre-war and brownstones — were built before contemporary wardrobes, and most closets are eight feet wide, five feet deep, and twenty-one inches taller than they ought to be. We fix this.
Our reach-in system uses the full ceiling height (often nine feet), introduces drawers at hand level, and hides a surface for the day's valet. The result is roughly forty percent more storage in the same opening.
- ↳ Two-rod hanging with metal returns
- ↳ Pull-out tie & belt valet
- ↳ Drawer-pull shoe shelving on full extension
- ↳ Integrated motion-triggered lighting
- ↳ Day-of valet surface above the drawer bank
Built across every tier — a wide range of solid hardwoods and finishes through to rare, reclaimed and sourced materials. The exact species, finish and metal are chosen with you at the drawing stage; we are not a catalog.
How much does a custom reach-in closet cost?
A custom reach-in typically starts near $3,500 and rises with width, drawer count and finish. You receive a fixed quote after we measure the opening.
Can a custom reach-in really add much storage?
Yes. By using the full ceiling height, adding drawers at hand level and a valet surface, our reach-in system yields roughly forty percent more storage in the same opening.
Do custom reach-ins work in prewar apartments and brownstones?
They are built for exactly that. Prewar closets are usually eight feet wide and shallow; we draw to the actual opening and reclaim the wasted height.
How long does a reach-in closet take?
About two to three weeks from the approved drawings to installation.
Begin a reach-in closet of your own.
Sixty minutes at the workshop, no charge. Bring the floor plan if you have one.