Loft Low Armoire
Waist height, drawers below, a surface on top
Not every bedroom needs more hanging. A great many need folded storage, a surface at the right height, and something that does not block the window — which is exactly the gap a low armoire fills and the reason the form has existed for three hundred years. This is that piece in aluminium and acrylic: three soft-close drawers on full-extension runners, a short hanging section behind the doors for jackets and shirts, and a 20 mm compact laminate top rated to 60 kg so a lamp, a tray and a stack of books are not a problem.
S$1,290
no GST charged- Dispatched in 3–5 working days. Free delivery over S$1,200.
- About 55 minutes to assemble for two people, or add assembly for S$120 per order.
- 5-year warranty · 30-day returns
What you get
- Three soft-close drawers on full-extension steel runners, 30 kg each
- Compact laminate top rated to 60 kg — a real surface, not a lid
- Short hanging section behind the doors for jackets and shirts
- 1200 mm high — clears a standard 1300 mm window sill
- Pairs with the Vitrine in the same frame finish
Specification
- Frame
- Extruded 6063-T5 aluminium, 38 mm section, anodised — not painted steel
- Panels
- Cast acrylic panels, 5 mm, polished edges, UV-stable
- Drawers
- 3 × soft-close, full extension, 30 kg
- Drawer box
- Aluminium sides, laminate base
- Top
- 20 mm compact laminate, 60 kg rated
- Packed
- Two cartons, flat-packed
- Selected size
- 1000 × 500 × 1200 mm
- Hanging rail
- 960 mm
- Assembled weight
- 48 kg
About the Loft Armoire
What is the difference between an armoire and a wardrobe?
In current use they overlap, but the useful distinction is height and intent. A wardrobe is full height and built around hanging; an armoire is a freestanding cabinet, historically shorter, that mixes hanging with drawers and shelves and is meant to read as a piece of furniture rather than as built-in storage. The Loft is an armoire in that sense: 1200 mm high, drawers below, a usable top, and it goes where a full-height cabinet would block a window or crowd a room.
Can I put a TV or a mirror on top?
A television, yes — the top is rated to 60 kg and the cabinet is stable once the anti-tip bracket is fitted, which it must be. A leaning mirror is fine against the wall behind it. Do not stand a tall mirror on the top unsecured in a room a child uses; the bracket protects against the cabinet tipping, not against something toppling off it.
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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