Atrium Corner Wardrobe
The corner that was doing nothing
A corner is the hardest square metre in any bedroom: too shallow for a wardrobe on one wall, too valuable to waste. Atrium takes both walls at once. The two wings hang normally and the corner bay — the part that defeats every fitted carpenter — gets a rotating rail that swings the clothes out to you instead of leaving them unreachable behind the return. It is the most storage per square metre of floor we make, and at 1300 mm per wing it holds more than the 1800 mm three-door.
S$2,890
no GST charged- Built to order. Free delivery over S$1,200.
- About 150 minutes to assemble for two people, or add assembly for S$120 per order.
- 5-year warranty · 30-day returns
What you get
- Rotating corner rail — the corner bay is genuinely reachable
- Doors on both faces, panel finish selectable per face
- Most hanging capacity per square metre of floor in the range
- Scribe fillets included for walls that are not square
- Made to order in about three weeks
Specification
- Frame
- Extruded 6063-T5 aluminium, 38 mm section, anodised — not painted steel
- Panels
- Cast acrylic panels, 5 mm, polished edges, UV-stable
- Corner
- Rotating rail, 270° swing, 25 kg rated
- Wall tolerance
- Scribe fillets to ±15 mm out of square
- Lead time
- Approximately three weeks
- Packed
- Four cartons, flat-packed
- Selected size
- 1100 × 1100 × 2000 mm
- Hanging rail
- 1700 mm
- Assembled weight
- 108 kg
About the Atrium Corner
My walls are not square. Does that matter?
Less than you would fear. The unit ships with scribe fillets on both wall returns that take up to 15 mm of out-of-square without a visible gap, which covers the great majority of plastered walls. Beyond 15 mm — an old shophouse, a wall with a service duct boxed into it — we would rather measure the room and build it to fit, which is a made-to-measure enquiry rather than an online order.
Is the corner space actually usable?
Yes, and that is the entire reason the product exists. The corner bay has a rotating rail on a 270° swing: you open the door and pull the rail toward you, and what was behind the return comes out to the opening. Fixed rails into a corner are where clothes go to be forgotten, which is why every fitted wardrobe treats the corner as a shelf and gives up.
Goes with it
Everything clamps to the same 32 mm pitch
Nothing here needs drilling, and all of it comes out again without a mark — so a wardrobe can be reconfigured years later or stripped back before it moves house.
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