Closet Layout Planner
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Is your wardrobe half empty at the top and jammed solid in the middle? Have you bought storage boxes that made the problem worse? The Closet Layout Planner works out what should go where, using the measurements you already have.
Most storage problems are layout problems. The space is usually there, arranged for clothes nobody owns.
Short answer: The Closet Layout Planner, free to use on EizTools, turns your wardrobe measurements and a rough inventory of what you own into a layout plan, with hanging heights, shelf spacing, drawer zones and a sensible build order.
What is Closet Layout Planner?
It plans the inside of a wardrobe or a small dressing room. You give the width, height and depth, plus a rough inventory of what has to fit, and the Closet Layout Planner allocates the space: double hanging here, long hanging there, shelves at the top, drawers where they earn their place.
How Does Closet Layout Planner Work?
- Type the dimensions and your inventory into the prompt box.
- Pick the engine you want from the model list.
- Set Timeframe, Detail Level, Priority Focus and Format in the advanced options.
- Generate, and the layout appears in the card below with a word count on it.
- Download it as Word or HTML to take to the shop or to a joiner.
Runs are kept under the result for the length of your visit, so a budget version using ready made units and a fitted version sit side by side.
Getting A Layout That Fits
- Count what you actually own, roughly. Twenty shirts and six coats beats saying some clothes.
- Give the real depth. Under 55cm and standard hangers start to catch on the door.
- Say who uses it. Children's hanging heights are different, and so are their timelines.
- Mention awkward features: sloping ceilings, a boiler, a window, a radiator below.
| Zone | What it typically holds |
|---|---|
| Double hanging | Shirts, jackets, folded trousers, the bulk of a wardrobe |
| Long hanging | Coats, dresses and anything that must not fold |
| Shelves | Knitwear, bags and boxes, with the top shelf for seasonal items |
| Drawers | Small items that get lost on a shelf, at waist height |
Who Uses It
- Anyone reorganising a wardrobe without buying new furniture.
- People fitting out a new build wardrobe from scratch.
- Renters planning a freestanding setup that can move house.
- Households sharing one wardrobe between two people.
Strengths
- Allocates zones by what you own rather than by a standard template
- Gives measurements you can take straight to a shop
- Sequences the work, so shelves go in before rails
- Free to redo when the plan meets reality
Worth knowing
- It cannot see the room, so measurements must be accurate
- It does not know what your walls are made of or what will hold a fixing
- Fitted joinery still needs a professional survey
Tip Measure twice and write the numbers into the prompt in centimetres, including the door opening. A layout built on a guessed depth is the single most common reason a plan does not fit.
EizTools is free and needs no sign up, with a separate AI workspace for each job and options built for that task alone. Choose an engine before each run, then copy the layout or save it as Word, TXT or HTML. The free AI tools library lists the rest of the site by category.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are standard hanging heights?
Roughly 100cm for shirts and jackets in a double hang and around 165cm for long coats and dresses. Ask for exact figures based on your own garments.
How deep should a wardrobe be?
About 60cm allows hangers to sit square. Anything under 55cm usually means side hanging rails or a sliding rail instead.
Can it plan a walk in wardrobe?
Yes. Give the room dimensions and the door position, and it plans the walls in order of use, keeping the awkward corner for long term storage.
Should I use drawers or shelves?
Shelves are cheaper and more flexible. Drawers earn their cost for small items, which otherwise end up in piles that collapse into each other.
A wardrobe works when the layout matches what you own rather than what a catalogue assumed. Measure carefully, plan the zones on paper, and only buy the fittings once the plan makes sense.
The planner is above this article. Enter your measurements and what needs to fit, and read the first layout.
Sabir Bepari
Founder of EizTools and a passionate AI enthusiast dedicated to building practical, user-friendly AI tools that simplify everyday tasks.
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