Built around you
How we design walk-in storage
A walk-in is the room where every morning starts. We design it around how you get dressed: double-hang for shirts, long-hang for dresses and coats, drawers at hip height, shoes where you can see them, and light that comes on when the door opens.
Most new homes in Clarence, Lancaster and East Amherst come with builder wire shelving that wastes the walls. We take it out, patch the holes and fill the room floor to ceiling, so the same footprint holds noticeably more.
What’s included
- Floor-to-ceiling panels cut to your exact walls
- Soft-close, full-extension drawers
- Islands, benches and valet rods where they fit
- Motion-sensor LED lighting
- Shoe shelves, jewelry trays, pull-out hampers
Ideas
Walk-in Closets inspiration
Inspiration
Inspiration
InspirationInspiration photos. We add our own Buffalo-area walk-in projects as they’re completed.
FAQ
Walk-in Closets questions
Have another question? Text us at (716) 555-0100 and a designer will reply.
How big does a walk-in need to be for an island?+
Plan on about 36 inches of clear walkway on every side of an island. Your designer measures during the free visit and shows you in 3D whether an island, a peninsula or a bench works best.
Can you replace builder wire shelving?+
Yes, it’s one of our most common projects. We remove the wire, patch the anchor holes and install the new system, usually in a single day.
Will it match the rest of my house?+
We offer white, woodgrain, painted-look and textured finishes with a range of hardware, and bring samples to your design visit so you can see them in your own light.
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