Maximising storage in your walk-in wardrobe with an adjustable clothes rail

A walk-in wardrobe, or as some call it, a dressing room, is a dream for many.

Who wouldn't want tidiness and a good organisation system that lets you have a clear overview of shoes, clothes, accessories, and bags?

By building a walk-in wardrobe, you have access to practical storage, which simplifies the process of choosing clothes and accessories, both for everyday wear and special occasions.

For many, however, a walk-in wardrobe remains a dream due to limited space in the home.

However, a small floor area doesn't have to be an obstacle when constructing a walk-in wardrobe. By utilising the height of the room, you open up entirely new possibilities for efficient clothing storage.

Having a small room is no longer a hindrance to creating a luxurious walk-in wardrobe.

The Butler 722 is an electric clothing rack that quickly and quietly lowers the clothes to a reachable position. When the clothing rack is in its lowered position, it's easy to select garments and then raise the clothing rack again.

The operation of the electric clothing rack is carried out via a remote control or a wall-mounted button.

In a walk-in wardrobe equipped with multiple height-adjustable clothing racks, there is the possibility to control up to 5 units using the same remote control.

The motor units are screwed onto the sides of their respective motor units.

Typically, a walk-in wardrobe is equipped with intermediate panels made of melamine or MDF boards, usually around 16-20 mm thick.

Into these panels, fittings for drawers and other pull-out mechanisms are attached. The electric clothing rack is also screwed onto the same panels.

The Butler 722 is available in two alternative widths. The narrow version is adjustable from 600 to 900mm, and the wide version is adjustable from 1000 to 1600mm.

The Butler 722 consists of two strong motors that together provide enough lifting force to support a maximum load of 30 kg on the clothing rack.