Kids Wardrobes

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Few rooms feel properly sorted until the wardrobe is. We bring together a curated selection from The Range, Robert Dyas, Very and other UK retailers. read more…

61 Kids Wardrobes from 7 UK Retailers in June ’26

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Few rooms feel properly sorted until the wardrobe is. We bring together a curated selection from The Range, Robert Dyas, Very and other UK retailers.

What to look for

Our kids wardrobes listing covers the £20 to £739 bracket. The specs that matter are depth (60cm minimum so a winter coat hangs straight), internal layout (two-thirds long-hang plus one-third shelving works for most adults), and whether the doors are hinged (need 60cm of clear floor in front) or sliding (save the swing space). Read our category-level guide on the wardrobes page.

Brands to know in this category

The brands that show up most often in our kids wardrobes listing are Swift, Very Home and CFW.

The retailers we list

Cheap Furniture Warehouse stocks the deepest selection in this category, with around 26 listings. very.co.uk covers around 20 listings. Other retailers worth filtering by include The Range (16) and Furniture in Fashion (13).

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Frequently asked questions

What's the right size for a kids wardrobe?
Single door (50 to 60cm wide) up to age 7; double door (90 to 120cm wide) age 7 to 14; standard adult wardrobe (90 to 150cm) from teens onwards. Internal depth needs to be 50cm minimum so a coat hangs without folding. Buying small first and replacing at age 10 typically costs more than buying mid-size once.
Sliding doors or hinged doors for a kids wardrobe?
Sliding for any bedroom under 10 square metres or where the wardrobe sits in a tight nook; hinged for everything else. Sliding doors do not need swing space, but only show half the wardrobe at any time. Hinged doors show the whole interior at once, easier for younger children getting dressed themselves.
How much hanging space does a child need?
Surprisingly little: around 60 to 80cm of horizontal rail for a primary-school-age child, 100 to 120cm by secondary school. The rest of the wardrobe should be shelves and drawers for folded clothes (t-shirts, jumpers, pyjamas), which dominate a child's wardrobe far more than they dominate adults.
Should a kids wardrobe be secured to the wall?
Yes. BS EN 14749 (the UK furniture stability standard) requires an anti-tip strap on any wardrobe over 60cm tall in a child's bedroom. Most flat-pack ranges include the bracket; if not, an L-bracket and two screws cost under £5 at a hardware shop. Five-minute fix that prevents the most common nursery accident.
How long does a kids wardrobe last?
5 to 8 years for solid-pine and oak ranges; 3 to 5 for MDF and veneer-over-particleboard. The wear point is usually the door hinges (which loosen) and the bottom of the wardrobe (which dents from dropped shoes). Replace when the child outgrows the size, not when the wardrobe fails structurally.

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