Upgrade your bedroom storage with Casa Furnishing's selection of 3-door wardrobes and cupboards, including versatile sliding options. Our three-door almirahsprovide ample space and stylish organization for your belongings. Explore our collection and find the perfect 3-door wardrobe designto maximize your storage space.
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The 3-Door Wardrobe: The Grandmaster of Bedroom Storage
In the architecture of a home, the bedroom is the sanctuary, but the wardrobe is its engine. It is the silent custodian of your persona, holding the fabrics that define your days and the heirlooms that define your past. Among the myriad configurations of storage furniture—from the modest 2 Door Wardrobes to the sprawling walk-in closets—the 3 Door Wardrobe stands as the "Golden Ratio" of bedroom utility. It is the perfect equilibrium between spatial economy and storage luxury, offering a dedicated "his, hers, and ours" (or "daily, formal, and seasonal") segmentation that smaller units simply cannot provide.At Casa Furnishing, we do not view a wardrobe merely as a box for clothes. We view it as a piece of "living" heritage. When you bring a handcrafted Wooden Wardrobe into your home, specifically one carved from the dense, grain-rich heart of Sheesham wood, you are not just buying furniture. You are inheriting a legacy of Indian craftsmanship that dates back centuries. This guide is your definitive owner’s manual to understanding, choosing, and cherishing the ultimate bedroom companion: the Solid Wood 3-Door Almirah.
From Sandook to Almari: A Cultural Evolution
To understand the grandeur of a modern 3 door almirah, we must look back at its ancestors. In the traditional Indian household, vertical storage was a foreign concept. For generations, the "Sandook" (a heavy wooden chest often reinforced with brass) was the primary vessel for valuables. It sat low on the floor, heavy and immovable, guarding the family’s silk sarees, gold, and property deeds. It was sturdy, yes, but it lacked the grace of accessibility.The transformation began during the colonial era with the introduction of the "Armarium" (Latin for closet), which the Indian tongue beautifully adapted to "Almari". This shift from horizontal chests to vertical Almirah marked a revolution in Indian interior design. Suddenly, storage became a display of status. The Cupboard rose from the floor to meet the eye, carved with intricate floral motifs inspired by Mughal architecture and British colonial discipline.Today, the 3 door cupboard represents the pinnacle of this evolution. It retains the solidity of the ancient Sandook but adds the compartmentalized intelligence of modern living. In a culture where the "bridal trousseau" (Daaj) is still a cherished tradition, the wardrobe serves as the modern vault. A standard 2-door unit often fails to accommodate the volume of heavy ethnic wear—Lehengas, Sherwanis, and Kanjeevarams—which require hanging height and breathability that only a spacious Wardrobe Design can offer. The third door is not just extra space; it is the breathing room your finest garments need to prevent creases and mildew.
Biophilic Design: Why Wood Heals
In an era of fast furniture made from compressed chips and chemical glues, the presence of solid wood in a bedroom is a medical necessity as much as an aesthetic choice. This is the core principle of Biophilic Design—the innate human tendency to seek connections with nature. Your bedroom is your recovery room. It is where you spend one-third of your life regenerating. Surrounding yourself with synthetic materials like plastic or melamine can subtly increase cortisol (stress) levels.This is where our Sheesham Wood (Indian Rosewood) 3-door wardrobes intervene. Sheesham is not a dead material; it is hygroscopic, meaning it breathes. It naturally regulates the humidity within the Clothes Cupboard Design, protecting your fabrics from the extremes of the Indian climate. Unlike metal or plastic, which are cold to the touch and acoustically reflective, wood absorbs sound and reflects warmth.
The "Fractal" Effect of Grain
Why does staring at a wooden surface feel calming? Science points to "fractals"—complex, self-repeating patterns found in nature (like leaves, clouds, and wood grain). Our brains are hardwired to process these patterns effortlessly, reducing visual stress by up to 60%. A massive 3 door wardrobe acts as a large-scale canvas for these natural fractals. The swirling grain of the Sheesham, often called the "flame of the forest," anchors the room visually, making the space feel grounded and organic.
Furthermore, the "Tactile Value" of a handmade wooden Closet cannot be overstated. The weight of the door as you pull it open, the natural scent of the timber, and the smooth, seasoned finish provide a sensory grounding that engineered wood simply cannot replicate. When you choose a Bed or a wardrobe from Casa Furnishing, you are choosing a piece of the forest to guard your rest.
The "Goldilocks" Configuration
Why is the 3-door configuration the most searched wardrobe term in India? It solves the "Couple’s Dilemma." In a standard Double Bed room, a 2-door wardrobe forces a 50-50 split that is rarely sufficient. A 4-door unit often overwhelms the floor plan, leaving no space for a Chest Dresser or bedside movement.The three door wardrobe offers a unique 33-33-33 split or a 66-33 split. This allows for dedicated sections:
Door 1 & 2 (The Double Chamber): A wide hanging rail for sarees, coats, and shirts.
Door 3 (The Executive Chamber): A vertical stack of shelves for folded denims, t-shirts, and linens, often with a locker drawer for valuables.
This configuration mimics the organization of a professional Contemporary Wardrobe Design while fitting comfortably into the compact urban apartments of Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore. It is, quite simply, the smartest square-footage investment you can make for your bedroom.
The Engineering of Immortality: Why Sheesham Wood?
In the world of furniture manufacturing, not all woods are created equal. When investing in a substantial piece like a 3 Door Wardrobe, the primary concern is not just "will it fit?" but "will it last?". At Casa Furnishing, we exclusively champion Sheesham Wood (Dalbergia sissoo) not out of nostalgia, but out of scientific superiority.A 3-door wardrobe is a load-bearing structure. It must support 50-80 kilograms of hanging weight, endure the daily friction of hinges, and resist the silent assault of India's fluctuating humidity. Here, we break down the material science that makes Sheesham the undisputed king of the Wooden Wardrobes ecosystem, comparing it directly against Teak, Mango, and Engineered alternatives.
The Janka Hardness Test: The "Bulletproof" Metric
How do we measure a wood's resistance to dents, scratches, and daily abuse? We use the Janka Hardness Scale, which measures the force required to embed a steel ball halfway into the wood. This is the definitive metric for durability.
Wood Type
Janka Rating (lbf)
Verdict for Wardrobes
Sheesham (Indian Rosewood)
1,660 - 1,780
Superior. Ideally suited for heavy vertical structures like 3-door almirahs.
Teak (Burma/CP)
1,000 - 1,155
Excellent, but softer than Sheesham. Better for outdoor furniture due to oil content.
Mango Wood
1,070
Moderate. Good for decorative, low-stress items, but prone to warping in large doors.
Engineered Wood (MDF/Ply)
N/A (Glue dependent)
Poor. Vulnerable to moisture swelling and screw loosening over time.
As the data shows, Sheesham is approximately 50% harder than Teak. For a massive piece like a 3 door wardrobe, this hardness is critical. It ensures that the large doors do not warp under their own weight—a common failure point in softer woods and particle boards. When you screw a hinge into Sheesham, it bites into dense fiber, ensuring the door never sags, even after ten years of opening and closing.
Heartwood Density: Nature's Termite Shield
A common fear in India is termite infestation. While no wood is 100% immune, Sheesham’s Heartwood (the dark, inner core of the log) is naturally resistant.Sheesham typically has a density of 750-800 kg/m³. This high density leaves little room for air pockets, making the wood physically difficult for pests to bore into. Furthermore, the heartwood is rich in natural oils and compounds like dalbergichromene, which act as a natural bio-repellent against dry-wood termites.At Casa Furnishing, we strictly filter our timber. We use primarily heartwood for the structural elements of your Almirah, ensuring that the piece you buy is not just furniture, but a fortress for your belongings. This is in stark contrast to cheaper market alternatives that often use "Sapwood" (the soft, outer layer), which is sugary and attracts pests like a magnet.
Seasoning: The Secret to Stability
Have you ever seen a wooden door that gets stuck during the monsoon? That is the result of poor "Seasoning." Wood is hygroscopic; it inhales and exhales moisture. In a tropical country like India, where humidity swings from 30% (Dry Summer) to 90% (Monsoon), unseasoned wood will swell, crack, and twist.
The Casa Furnishing Standard: Kiln Drying
We do not rely on open-air drying. Every plank used in our Wardrobe Design undergoes a rigorous Kiln Drying Process. We bake the timber in controlled chambers to reduce its moisture content (MC) to a precise 8-12%.
Why 8-12%? This is the "Equilibrium Moisture Content" (EMC) for indoor furniture in India. By locking the wood at this level, we ensure that your 3 door cupboard remains dimensionally stable. It won't shrink in the AC and it won't swell in the rain. This process is chemically impossible for metal or plastic wardrobes to replicate, as they react to heat (expansion) rather than humidity.
The "Engineered Wood" Trap
The market is flooded with "Engineered Wood" (Particle Board, MDF) wardrobes that look sleek in photos but fail in function. These are essentially wood chips glued together.
The Screw Problem: Screw a hinge into MDF once, it holds. Remove it and screw it back? The hole crumbles. Solid Sheesham holds screws indefinitely, allowing you to disassemble and move your Clothes Cupboard multiple times (e.g., when shifting homes).
The "Sag" Factor: A 3-door wardrobe shelf spans about 3-4 feet. Under the weight of heavy winter blankets or denim stacks, MDF shelves will permanently bow (sag) within 1-2 years. Sheesham planks have high "Modulus of Elasticity," meaning they resist bending under load.
Repairability: If you scratch a laminated board, it is ruined forever. If you scratch a solid wood Wooden Wardrobe, a simple rub of walnut oil or a quick polish makes it look brand new. In fact, Sheesham ages gracefully, developing a richer patina over decades.
Conclusion: When you buy a 3-door wardrobe from us, you aren't paying for a temporary storage solution. You are investing in a high-density, kiln-dried, termite-resistant asset that will likely outlive the clothes you store inside it.
The Blueprint: Mastering Dimensions & Layout
A 3 door wardrobe is not just a piece of furniture; it is a volume of space that you interact with at least twice a day. The difference between a wardrobe that organizes your life and one that clutters it often comes down to inches. In this section, we move away from the poetry of wood and into the precision of geometry. We will define exactly how a 3-door unit fits into your bedroom ecosystem and how to configure its internals for maximum Indian utility.
The "Will It Fit?" Checklist (Standard Dimensions)
Before you fall in love with a Wooden Wardrobe design, you must verify the footprint. Unlike fitted joinery, a freestanding Sheesham wardrobe has standard dimensions optimized for Indian apartments.
Height (72" - 84"): Most Indian ceilings are 9-10 feet. Our standard 3-door units stand at roughly 6 to 7 feet. This leaves crucial "breathing room" on top, which can be used for travel bags or decorative baskets, preventing the room from feeling claustrophobic.
Width (54" - 60"): This is the defining feature of the triple wardrobe. While a 2-door unit sits at 36-40 inches, the 3-door expands to ~4.5 to 5 feet. This is the "Goldilocks" width—wide enough to replace a chest of drawers but narrow enough to leave walking space beside a King Size Bed.
Depth (22" - 24"): This is non-negotiable. A depth of 22-24 inches is required to hang a suit jacket or a heavy Kanjeevaram saree without the sleeves brushing against the door. Anything shallower than 22 inches is merely a bookshelf, not a wardrobe.
The "66/33" Split: Intelligent Internal Layout
The magic of the 3 door almirah wooden unit lies in its asymmetry. Unlike a 2-door (50/50) or 4-door (50/50) setup, the 3-door configuration offers a 66% + 33% split. This allows for specialized "Zoning" of your storage.
Zone A: The Double Chamber (66% Width)
This section sits behind the double doors. It is the "Active Zone" designed for hanging.
Top Rail: Mounted at 66-72 inches high. This is critical for Indian ethnic wear. Long Kurtas, Anarkalis, and Sarees require this vertical drop to hang freely without pooling at the bottom.
Bottom Space: Below the hanging clothes, this area is often wasted. In our designs, we often utilize this for a portable shoe rack or heavy blanket storage.
Zone B: The Single Tower (33% Width)
The third door conceals a vertical stack of shelves. This is your "Passive Zone" or "Organization Zone."
Triple Wardrobe with Drawers: We typically place 2-3 internal drawers here. These are vital for undergarments, watches, and documents.
The Locker: A traditional Indian necessity. A small, lockable compartment within the Cupboard for jewelry or cash.
Variable Shelving: Perfect for folded denim, t-shirts, and winter woolens. By keeping folded items separate from hanging items, you reduce the visual clutter often seen in mixed 2-door wardrobes.
Ergonomics: The "Golden Zone" Rule
Ergonomics is the science of comfort. A well-designed 3 door cupboard respects the human body's limitations. We design based on the "Golden Zone"—the area between your shoulders and knees.1. Daily Access (Golden Zone): The shelves and rails in this zone (approx. 2 feet to 5 feet off the ground) are reserved for daily wear. You should never have to bend or stretch to reach your work shirt.2. The "Dead" Zones:
Top Shelf (> 6ft): Hard to reach. Use this for "Seasonal Migration"—storing winter quilts in summer, or monsoon gear in winter. It’s also ideal for old suitcases.
Floor Level (< 2ft): Requires bending. This is best for heavy items like shoes or archives. If you use a Storage Bed, you can offload some of this heavy storage there, keeping your wardrobe lighter.
Clearance and Room Flow
One common mistake buyers make is forgetting the "Swing Arc." A standard 3-door unit uses hinged doors (unless you opt for a Sliding Wardrobe, though solid wood sliding mechanisms are rare and expensive).For a hinged 3 door wardrobe, each door is approximately 18-20 inches wide. You need at least 24-30 inches of clear floor space in front of the wardrobe to stand back and open the doors fully.
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Placement Tip
Small Bedroom (10x10)
Place the wardrobe on the wall opposite the foot of the bed. Ensure 2.5 ft clearance between the bed end and wardrobe.
Medium Bedroom (12x12)
You can flank the bed or place it on the side wall. Consider adding a matching Chest of Drawers if you need more separation for smaller items.
The "Soft" Touch: Unlike metal almirahs that clang, or low-quality plywood that squeaks, a Sheesham Closet operates with a dull, satisfying thud. The doors are heavy, often equipped with magnetic catches that ensure a dust-proof seal—essential for keeping your white shirts white in dusty Indian cities.In the next section, we will dress this structure up. We will explore the visual language of these wardrobes—from Colonial lattice work to Modern minimalism—and how to match the finish to your existing Bedroom furniture.
The Visual Language: Styles, Finishes & Vastu
A 3 door wardrobe is the largest visual element in your bedroom after the bed. It dominates the "Visual Weight" of the room. Therefore, choosing the right aesthetic is not just about matching colors; it’s about defining the personality of your sanctuary. At Casa Furnishing, we craft wardrobes that speak two distinct visual languages: the nostalgic Colonial and the sleek Contemporary.
Style Wars: Colonial Heritage vs. Modern Minimalism
How do you know which style fits your home? It depends on the architectural soul of your space.
1. The Colonial Style (The "Jali" & Brass Era)
Best For: Homes with high ceilings, traditional Indian decor, or vintage aesthetics.Our Colonial Wooden Wardrobes are characterized by "Visual Complexity." They feature:
Brass Handles: Heavy, ring-pull or latch-style hardware that ages into a dull gold patina.
Cornice Molding: The decorative "Crown" on top of the wardrobe that mimics classical architecture.
Panel Doors: Often featuring recessed panels or "Jali" (Lattice) work which adds texture and depth.
2. The Contemporary Style (The "Flush" Era)
Best For: Urban apartments, compact bedrooms, and functional layouts.Our Contemporary Wardrobe Design focuses on "Visual Silence." They feature:
Slatted or Flush Doors: Clean lines with no ornate carvings to distract the eye.
Integrated Handles: Often routed directly into the wood for a snag-free profile.
Geometric Legs: Tapered or block legs that lift the unit off the floor, creating a sense of airiness essential for small rooms.
The Psychology of Finishes: Honey vs. Walnut
The finish of your 3 door almirah wooden unit changes the perceived size of your room. We offer three primary finishes, each serving a specific spatial purpose:
Finish Name
Visual Effect
Recommended For
●Honey Finish
Reflects light. Highlights the "flame" grain of Sheesham. Makes the furniture look lighter and the room bigger.
Small bedrooms or North-facing rooms with less natural light.
●Walnut Finish
Absorbs light. Creates a grounded, majestic presence. Hides dust better than dark espresso finishes.
Master bedrooms with ample lighting. Pairs perfectly with light-colored walls.
●Teak Finish
A neutral mid-tone. The classic "Indian Home" color that blends with vintage furniture.
Heritage homes or rooms with existing teak furniture.
Vastu Shastra: Placement & Elements
In Indian home design, Vastu compliance is a critical specification for many buyers. A heavy object like a Solid Wood Triple Wardrobe has significant "Earth" element weight.The South-West Rule: According to Vastu, heavy furniture must suppress the negative energies of the South-West (Nairutya) corner. Placing your 3-door wardrobe here not only balances the room's energy but also clears the North and East zones for light and airflow, which promotes health.The Mirror Dilemma: Many 3-door designs come with a central mirror. Vastu advises against mirrors facing the bed directly (reflecting the sleeper).
Pro Tip: If you choose a Dressing Table integrated wardrobe (mirror on the door), ensure the wardrobe is placed such that the mirror does not reflect the bed headboard. Alternatively, stick a small curtain or decal inside the mirror door if unavoidable.
Managing "Visual Weight" in Small Rooms
A 3-door unit is big. To prevent it from "eating" your room, use these designer tricks:
The "Leg" Trick: Choose a design with raised legs (like our 'Retro' series). Seeing the floor continue underneath the wardrobe tricks the brain into thinking the room is larger.
Lattice/Jali Doors: Solid wood doors are heavy to look at. Doors with Jali work or slats break the visual mass and add texture, making the unit feel lighter and breezier.
Match the Walls: If your room is small, choose a lighter wood finish (Honey) that blends closer to cream/white walls, reducing the contrast that makes the wardrobe pop out aggressively.
By understanding these aesthetic principles, you transform your purchase from a simple storage box into a piece of architectural design that enhances your home’s value.
The Interior Ecosystem: It’s Not Just a Wardrobe
A wardrobe never stands alone. It is part of a delicate ecosystem called the "Bedroom Triangle"—comprising the Bed, the Wardrobe, and the Dressing Area. If these three elements clash in style or scale, even the most expensive 3 door wardrobe will look like an intruder in your room.At Casa Furnishing, we design our collections with "Cross-Compatibility" in mind. This section teaches you how to curate a master bedroom suite using our Wooden Wardrobes as the anchor.
The "Rule of Matching" vs. "The Rule of Contrast"
Should your wardrobe match your bed? This is the most common question we face.
Option A: The Sanctuary Look (Matching Set)
For small to medium Indian bedrooms (10x12 ft or 12x14 ft), we recommend a matching finish. If you buy a King Size Bed in Honey Sheesham, pair it with a Honey finish 3 door almirah wooden unit.Why? Uniformity reduces "Visual Noise." When the wood tones are identical, the brain processes the furniture as one single unit, making the room feel 20% larger and calmer. This is crucial for restful sleep.
Option B: The Curator Look (Contrast)
For larger master bedrooms (14x16 ft+), contrast is king. Pair a dark Walnut finish Storage Bed with a lighter Teak finish wardrobe.Why? This breaks the monotony. It suggests that you have "collected" pieces over time rather than buying a catalogue set. However, ensure the grain pattern (Sheesham) remains consistent to tie the room together.
The Bedside Equation
The space between your wardrobe and your bed is sacred. Often, a standard 3-door unit (which is ~24 inches deep) can block the drawer of a Bedside Table.The Fix:
If your wardrobe is placed next to the bed, replace the standard nightstand with a Floating Shelf or a narrow Chest of Drawers placed further away.
Ensure a minimum clearance of 24 inches between the side of the bed and the face of the wardrobe to allow the doors to swing open fully without hitting your nightstand lamp.
Completing the Storage Circuit
A 3-door wardrobe is a workhorse, but it isn't a magician. To keep your bedroom truly clutter-free, you need to "offload" specific items to specialized furniture. This creates an organized "Storage Circuit":
Item Type
Primary Storage (Wardrobe)
Secondary Storage (The Ecosystem)
Daily Shoes
Avoid (Hygiene risk)
Use a dedicated Shoe Rack in the hallway. Keep only formal shoes in the wardrobe bottom.
Heavy Winter Quilts
Top Shelf Only
Ideally, store these in a hydraulic Storage Bed to free up wardrobe hanging space.
Makeup & Jewelry
Locker Drawer
A dedicated Dressing Table is better. It separates "Grooming" from "Dressing," speeding up your morning routine.
The "Heirloom" Value of Sets
Finally, let’s talk about money. In the Indian resale market (OLX, Quikr), a standalone wardrobe depreciates. However, a Complete Bedroom Set (Wardrobe + Bed + Bedside Tables) in matching Solid Sheesham retains up to 60-70% of its value.By building an ecosystem rather than buying ad-hoc pieces, you are investing in an asset class. The durability of Sheesham means that 10 years down the line, a quick polish can make the entire set look brand new, ready for resale or passing down to the next generation.
The Owner's Manual: Protecting Your Legacy
Owning a solid wood 3 door wardrobe is different from owning a disposable particle-board unit. It is a relationship. Like a leather jacket or a cast-iron skillet, Sheesham wood improves with age—but only if treated with respect. This final section is your handbook for ensuring your wardrobe remains a family heirloom for the next 50 years.
The 10-Minute Maintenance Ritual
Sheesham is robust, but it is organic. It reacts to its environment. Follow these three golden rules to maintain the luster of your Wooden Wardrobe.
1. The "No-Water" Rule
Never use a wet cloth to clean raw or waxed wood. Water raises the grain and leaves white spots. Instead, use a soft microfiber cloth for dusting. If you must clean a stain, use a damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one.
2. Wax, Don't Polish
Commercial sprays contain silicone which builds up a sticky layer over time. Once every 6 months, apply a high-quality Beeswax. This feeds the wood, seals micro-cracks, and restores the deep honey glow of the Almirah.
3. Sunblock for Wood
UV rays bleach wood. If your 3 door cupboard faces a window, ensure you have heavy curtains. Prolonged direct sunlight will fade the Walnut finish to a pale grey over a decade.
Frequently Asked Questions (Mega FAQ)
We’ve compiled the 15 most common questions from Indian buyers to help you make an informed decision.
1. Is a 3-door wardrobe enough for a couple?
Yes, if organized correctly. The 3 door wardrobe offers approx 5 feet of width. We recommend the "66/33 Rule"—the couple shares the double hanging section, and the single shelved section is used for folded items or one person's exclusive use. For heavy hoarders, we suggest adding a Chest of Drawers.
2. Can I customize the internal shelves?
Most of our units come with fixed structural shelves for stability, but removable shelves in the single-door section are common. Please check the specific Wardrobe Design specifications on the product page.
3. Why is Sheesham better than Engineered Wood for wardrobes?
Durability and repairability. Engineered wood (MDF) sags under heavy weight (like winter quilts) and cannot be repaired if chipped. Solid Sheesham is a hardwood that holds screws tightly and can be refinished multiple times.
4. Does the wardrobe come assembled?
Large items like the 3 door almirah wooden are typically delivered in "Knock-Down" state to ensure they fit through your staircases and doors. Our team (or a local carpenter) assembles it on-site using the high-grade joinery hardware provided.
5. How do I protect the wardrobe from termites?
Casa Furnishing uses only seasoned, heartwood Sheesham which is naturally resistant. Additionally, we treat our lumber chemically before manufacturing. For home care, avoid placing the wardrobe directly against a damp wall; leave a 1-inch gap for airflow.
6. What is the standard height of your 3-door wardrobes?
Our standard height is usually 72 to 84 inches. This fits comfortably in standard Indian apartments (9-10ft ceilings) while leaving top space for storage boxes.
7. Do you have 3 door wardrobes with mirrors?
Yes. Many of our designs feature a mirror on the central door or the single door. This saves floor space by eliminating the need for a separate Dressing Table.
8. Can I move this wardrobe to a new house easily?
Absolutely. Unlike fitted joinery which is destroyed upon removal, our freestanding Closets can be dismantled and reassembled dozens of times without losing structural integrity.
9. What is the difference between 'Honey', 'Walnut', and 'Teak' finish?
Honey is light/golden (shows grain). Teak is a medium brown. Walnut is dark chocolate. We recommend matching the finish to your Bed for a cohesive look.
10. How much weight can the hanging rail hold?
Our solid wood rails and heavy-duty metal rods are rated for 40-50kg, easily supporting heavy lehengas, suits, and coats without bending.
11. Is there a lock and key?
Yes, privacy is a priority. Most of our 3 door cupboards come with external locks for the doors and an internal lockable drawer (locker) for valuables.
12. How do I clean the lattice (Jali) work?
Use a soft-bristled paintbrush or a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove dust from the intricate Jali carvings.
13. Does the wardrobe have drawers?
Yes, search for our triple wardrobe with drawers models. These usually feature 2 large external drawers at the base or internal drawers inside the cabinet.
14. What if my room floor is uneven?
Solid wood has some flex, but for severe unevenness, we recommend using wooden shims under the legs to level the unit. This ensures the doors align perfectly.
15. What is the warranty period?
Please refer to the specific product page, but generally, we offer a comprehensive warranty against manufacturing defects (like wood splitting or borer attacks).
Conclusion: The Casa Furnishing Promise
In a world of fast fashion and faster furniture, the 3 Door Wardrobe stands as a bulwark of permanence. It is not merely a storage solution; it is a piece of the Earth, crafted by human hands, designed to hold the fabric of your life.Whether you choose the intricate nostalgia of a Colonial design or the understated power of a Modern silhouette, you are making a choice for quality. You are choosing Sheesham wood—dense, seasoned, and alive. You are choosing a Contemporary Wardrobe Design that understands the needs of the modern Indian home.Browse our collection today. Measure your space, choose your finish, and bring home a piece of furniture that your grandchildren will one day fight over.
