Wardrobe London Phone Booth 2 Doors

The Vipack London Phone Booth is a 2-door wardrobe in high-gloss red, inspired by the classic British phone box. It measures 90 cm wide, 190 cm high and 56 cm deep, with a full-width drawer beneath the doors.

• Clothes rail and shelf: behind the doors sit a full-width clothes rail and a shelf for folded clothing.
• Full-width drawer: the drawer under the doors runs on metal telescopic runners.
• Phone booth details: a TELEPHONE header and a printed coin telephone appear on the high-gloss red doors.
• Two doors, chrome handles: long chrome handles open the top section in one go.

Will the London fit your bedroom?

• Wall width: it needs 90 cm of clear wall.
• Depth into the room: it projects 56 cm from the wall, before the doors and drawer are opened.
• Ceiling height: at 190 cm high, check it against a sloped ceiling or a beam above the spot you have in mind.
• Large item: check the package dimensions before you order.

Why buy the London from Maci Home?

Maci Home is a Belgian webshop with its warehouse in Temse, with the London wardrobe by Vipack.

• Rail, shelf and drawer in one wardrobe: hanging clothes and folded clothing each get their own spot behind the doors, and the full-width drawer below adds a third.
• A drawer on metal runners: metal telescopic runners carry the full-width drawer beneath the doors.
• A phone booth look: a TELEPHONE header and a printed coin telephone appear on the high-gloss red doors, inspired by the classic British phone box.

Frequently asked questions

How big is the London?

The London is 90 cm wide, 190 cm high and 56 cm deep. It has 2 doors and a full-width drawer.

How much space does the London need?

The London projects 56 cm from the wall before the doors and drawer are opened. It needs 90 cm of clear wall.

How is the inside of the London arranged?

A full-width clothes rail and a shelf for folded clothing sit behind the doors, and the drawer runs the full width beneath them.

How high is the London?

The London is 190 cm high. Check it against a sloped ceiling or a beam above the spot.