High Quality Reach-In Closets

The main one is capacity. Redesigning a standard reach-in with double-hanging, shelving, and drawers can roughly double what the same closet holds, without changing its size at all. You also get everything in view and within reach, so nothing disappears at the back. On top of that, it is fitted to your wall and finished to match the room, so it looks built-in rather than added on. All in the footprint you already have.

Go vertical and split the hanging. Double-hang sections stack two rows of shorter items where one rod used to be, which is the quickest way to add capacity. Take the shelving up to the ceiling for the things you rarely reach for. Swap the floor shoe pile for proper shoe shelving or pull-out baskets. Even a shallow closet holds far more once the full height is planned instead of left empty.

A reach-in is shallow and opened from the front, usually along one wall of a bedroom or hallway, and you reach into it from outside. A walk-in is a small room you actually step into, with storage on more than one wall. Walk-ins hold more and have room for an island or seating, while reach-ins make the most of a tight, single-wall footprint. STOR-X® designs both.

Yes. Custom reach-in closets are one of the most common projects we do, since almost every home has a few standard closets that could be working harder. Each one is designed to the exact dimensions of your closet and built around what you store in it, so the layout suits your space rather than a one-size template.

The core is double-hang and long-hang sections, adjustable shelving, and drawers, all sized to what you own. From there you can add shoe shelving, pull-out baskets, a valet rod, a hamper, and integrated lighting. It all comes from a full range of finishes and hardware, so a reach-in in the primary bedroom can look different from the one in the hallway if you want.

Yes, both. The same local team designs the closet, has it made to order in Canada, and installs it, usually in well under a day for a reach-in. Keeping the design and installation together means what gets built matches exactly what you approved.

It starts with a complimentary consultation, in person or virtual. A local consultant measures the closet, asks what you are storing and what isn’t working, and puts together a design to approve, often with a 3D preview. Once you are happy with the layout and finishes, it is made to order and installed by the local team.