Depth And Tall Chest Of Drawers

The depth and tall chest of drawers is determined by several factors such as what you are going to keep at it. It usually depends on what kind of wardrobe that you are creating, whether it’s a bedroom closet to the hall or pantry. The depths standards exist for clothes closets as most require a certain amount of space to hang without touching the walls or doors.

The depth and tall chest of drawers for the bedroom is 24 inches (60.96 cm) to provide space to hang a shirt or jacket on a hanger inside, which accommodates most of the garments.

However, larger or wider individuals who want to hang items such as coats, winter coats and jackets should opt for a 28-inch (71.12 cm) deep, which also will allow them to keep the shoes below hanging clothes and storing boxes of shoes, sportswear and other items in boxes, like flashlights and books on a shelf above the closet rod.

The depth and tall chest of drawers wardrobe for the hall, also known as the coat closet is typically 28 inches (71.12 cm) deep, allowing you to hang jackets and large increases storage space above and below the closet rod.