Metal & Acrylic Wardrobes · Singapore
Wardrobes you can
see into.
A slim anodised aluminium frame, cast acrylic doors in six finishes, and an interior that moves when your life does. Built for Singapore humidity, delivered and assembled island-wide.
- Frame
- 38 mm anodised
- Doors
- 6 acrylic finishes
- Warranty
- 5 years
Quick answer: what Alucent is
Alucent builds wardrobes and armoires from anodised aluminium and cast acrylic — a slim 38 mm metal frame, doors you can see through in six finishes, and a modular interior that reconfigures without tools. The range runs from a 600 mm single bay to a 2400 mm sliding wall, and there is a made-to-measure service for walk-in dressing rooms. Everything is sold online with delivery and assembly across Singapore. Alucent is a brand of GX TECH PTE. LTD. (UEN 202503838W), a registered Singapore company that also operates Latchwork.
Start here
Find the one your room allows
The constraint is almost never taste — it is a ceiling, an alcove, or a bed too close to the wall. Start from the constraint and the choice narrows to two or three.
Wardrobes
Full-height storage, 600 mm to 2400 mm wide
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Acrylic Wardrobes
Doors you can see through, in six finishes
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Small Spaces
Alcoves, box rooms, and beds too close to the wall
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Armoires & Low Storage
Waist height, drawers, and a surface on top
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Open Wardrobes
The frame and the rail, no doors
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Walk-In Systems
Measured, drawn, and built to your room
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The frame, and what goes in the door
Every wardrobe is a frame finish and a panel finish, chosen separately. A panel upgrade costs the same on every product in the range, so the decision stays about the room rather than about the budget.
Frame finishes
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Natural Anodised
Silver aluminium, 15 micron anodised
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Graphite Anodised
Dark grey-black, 20 micron anodised
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Champagne Anodised
Warm pale gold, 20 micron anodised
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Matte Black
Powder coat over anodised base, low sheen
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Bone White
Powder coat, warm off-white, low sheen
Door panels
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Clear Acrylic
Fully transparent
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Frosted Acrylic
Translucent — shape, not detail
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Smoked Bronze
Tinted transparent
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Fluted Acrylic
Translucent — heavily diffused
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Woven Metal Mesh
Open — fully ventilated
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Solid Aluminium
Opaque
The range
Four people usually choose between
Vitrine 3-Door Wardrobe
A wall of it, in one piece
The Vitrine at 1500 or 1800 mm, with three doors and a divided interior — a long hang on one side, a short hang over drawers on the other. Mix door finishes across the three bays: clear where the good things live, solid in front of everything else.
1500–1800 mm wide
From S$2,190
Meridian Sliding-Door Wardrobe
For the room where a door cannot swing
Two or three sliding acrylic doors on a concealed top-hung track, so nothing swings into the room. Up to 2400 mm wide and 2200 mm high, with the same interior as the Vitrine. The right answer when the bed is closer to the wardrobe than a door is long.
1600–2400 mm wide
From S$2,690
Cabin Compact Wardrobe
Single bay, 600 to 900 mm, properly built
The narrow one — for a box room, a helper's room, a rental, or beside a bed where a full wardrobe will not go. Same aluminium section and cast acrylic as the rest of the range, at a width that fits where furniture usually cannot.
600–900 mm wide
From S$890
Loft Low Armoire
Waist height, drawers below, a surface on top
A 1200 mm-high armoire with two acrylic doors over three soft-close drawers, and a solid top you can actually use. Goes under a window where a full-height wardrobe cannot, and works as a dresser in a room that already has enough hanging space.
1000–1200 mm wide
From S$1,290
Materials
Particle board swells. Aluminium does not.
Nearly every flat-pack wardrobe sold in Singapore has a carcass of melamine-faced particle board or MDF. Both are wood fibre and glue, both absorb atmospheric moisture, and in a bedroom that sits at 75% humidity for months at a time both swell — which is why the doors on a three-year-old wardrobe stop lining up and the shelves take a permanent bow.
A 6063-T5 aluminium extrusion does not absorb anything. It also carries far more load per millimetre of section, which is what allows a 38 mm frame to hold a 2300 mm door without visible deflection — and a slim frame is the entire point of a wardrobe you are meant to see into.
The panels are cast acrylic rather than extruded: better UV stability, a cleaner polished edge, and none of the faint directional haze cheap sheet carries.
How it works
Three steps, and one of them is ours
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Measure three things
The wall width, the ceiling height, and — the one people forget — the clear floor in front. That last number decides whether you want hinged or sliding doors.
The measuring guide - 2
Pick a frame and a door
Five anodised frame finishes, six door panels. The price updates as you choose, so there is no configuration whose cost is a surprise at checkout.
See the finishes - 3
We deliver and build it
Flat-packed into a passenger lift, assembled in the room, anti-tip bracket fitted, packaging taken away. Or take the cartons and build it yourself in about forty minutes.
Delivery & assembly
Where the catalogue stops
Made to measure, from S$4,500
At some point a room stops being a bedroom with a wardrobe in it and becomes a dressing room. We survey it, draw it in 3D, and give you a fixed price before anything is cut — then build it in the same anodised aluminium and cast acrylic, to your ceiling height and scribed to your walls.
- Site survey and 3D drawing before you commit
- A fixed price that does not move unless the drawing does
- Beams, bulkheads and sloped ceilings drawn in, not worked around
- 6–8 weeks from approved drawing to installed
Before you buy
What is Alucent?
Alucent builds wardrobes and armoires from anodised aluminium and cast acrylic — a slim 38 mm metal frame, doors you can see through in six finishes, and a modular interior that reconfigures without tools. The range runs from a 600 mm single bay to a 2400 mm sliding wall, and there is a made-to-measure service for walk-in dressing rooms. Everything is sold online with delivery and assembly across Singapore. Alucent is a brand of GX TECH PTE. LTD. (UEN 202503838W), a registered Singapore company that also operates Latchwork.
Why aluminium and acrylic instead of wood?
Three reasons, and the first one is specific to where you live. Singapore humidity swells particle board and MDF — the material most flat-pack wardrobes are made from — and a swollen carcass is a door that stops closing and a shelf that sags, permanently. Aluminium does not absorb moisture at all. Second, a metal frame can be far slimmer for the same rigidity, which is what makes a 38 mm section possible and what lets the doors be most of what you see. Third, cast acrylic is about half the weight of glass and roughly ten times more impact-resistant, so a see-through door is practical in a bedroom rather than a hazard.
Can I buy directly on this site?
Yes. Everything except the made-to-measure walk-in system is priced and buyable here, with card, PayNow, Apple Pay and Google Pay at checkout. Prices include GST where applicable. Delivery across Singapore is free over S$1,200 and S$89 below it, and assembly is an optional S$120 per order rather than per item. Walk-in systems are quoted after a survey, because there is no honest price to charge before the room has been measured.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock items dispatch in 3–5 working days and arrive within about a week. A few of the widest variants are built to order and take around three weeks, which is stated on the size selector before you add it to your bag rather than discovered afterwards. Made-to-measure walk-in systems run 6–8 weeks from an approved drawing.
What if it does not fit?
You have 30 days. If it is unopened we collect it and refund in full. If it is assembled and undamaged we will still take it back, less the return delivery — that is stated plainly because a returns policy with an unstated deduction is worse than a strict one. The better answer is not to need it: the measuring guide covers the three numbers that decide whether a wardrobe fits, including the tilt-up clearance nobody thinks about, and you can send a photograph of the room on WhatsApp and get an answer the same day.
Is there a showroom?
By appointment, in Singapore. It is worth doing if you are undecided between clear and frosted, because the difference is far larger in a room than on a screen and it is the decision people most often change their mind about. Book through the contact page or by WhatsApp.
Not sure it will fit?
Send a photograph of the wall and the two measurements you have. We will tell you which variant works, or that none of them do — that answer is free and it is faster than a form.