PA is your leading solid wood wardrobes manufacturer, producing custom- made quality wardrobes. Choose your wardrobes by different styles , layouts , materials and colors. Available at wholesale prices.












Discover durable, stylish, and fully customizable solid wood wardrobes, crafted to meet the needs of builders, developers, designers, and homeowners. Choose from a range of finishes to perfectly match your project’s vision.
Solid wood falls under two categories – Hardwoods (Teak, Oak, Sheesham, and Mahogany) and Softwoods (Pinewood, Cedar, and Himalayan). Hardwoods have rough textures, denser, and show more pronounced natural grains than softwoods. Wardrobes are made from many types of wood but oak is the most commonly used because of its strength.
Solid wood door panels can be painted in any color you wish. It can also be varnished, dyed, or stained. You can have an oak façade for your wardrobe but a solid oak construction will ensure it will look as good as new for many years.
Whatever hardware type you choose (pulls, knobs, etc.) make sure they are from the best high-quality brands. Knobs, handles, and pulls are the jewelry of your wardrobe. Use a single them for your wardrobe hardware so the styles do not clash. Hardware should complement your wardrobe design.
Functional accessories allow you to maximize the space inside your wardrobe. Racks, hooks, rods, drawers, drawer inserts, clothes lifts, boxes can be installed anywhere inside your wardrobe. There are many ways to design the interiors of your wardrobes with the use of functional accessories.
You have your way of organizing your clothes and stuff. No matter the size of the wardrobe, you can create its design and layout to suit your needs to make it an ideal fit. You can have your custom wardrobe design.
It normally takes about 25 days for goods from China to get to the east coast of the US and about 15 days to the west coast by sea freight. These are the times your goods are in the waters. Add in a few more days for loading at the port of origin and unloading at the port of destination. Add in, too, the number of days it will take for your goods to clear customs and for the local forwarder to transport the shipment to your warehouse.
PA uses only the best quality solid wood for your wardrobe. The company uses only the most advanced HOMAG machinery and equipment from Germany as well as the latest in automated technology to ensure wardrobes are manufactured in a precise and accurate manner.
The automated production lines of PA allow them to manufacture wardrobes at the least possible costs and with the least human errors. Add to this is PA is able to source the best raw materials at the least costs, too. These factors allow PA to price their wardrobes at lower prices but with guaranteed top quality.
PA has the capability to do mass customization. Send in your measurements and design ideas and PA’s design team will help create a wardrobe based on your specific needs.
PA consists of a team of professional, dedicated, and well-trained, and well-skilled individuals. Each individual has a role to play to ensure the on-time delivery of premium-quality wardrobes.
Although it is possible for PA to export almost any variety of wardrobes, some wood wardrobes are subject to additional export regulations. PA has all certifications in place to facilitate the swift export of solid wood wardrobes.
Aside from wardrobes, PA manufactures Kitchen Cabinets, Bathroom Cabinets, and cabinets for your entire home.
Solid wood is the strongest material that can be used for wardrobes. Solid wood can be made of either hardwood or softwood. While hardwoods are considered more durable than softwoods, softwoods have their specific benefits. Hardwoods, of course, are more expensive than softwoods.
Oak, however, is the best solid wood for a wardrobe. Despite its strength and durability, solid wood wardrobes can be sold at affordable prices.
Pros
You can use your solid wood wardrobe forever because it will never go out of style.
Solid wood is a robust material and will last for a long time. Whether hardwood or softwood, solid wood is the ideal choice if you are after the longevity of your wardrobe. Solid hardwood has built-in reliability and stability for wooden wardrobes.
Solid hardwood can bring a piece of nature into your bedroom. A solid wood wardrobe can provide warmth and comfort to your bedroom.
Solid wood is more versatile than any other wardrobe material because it can match traditional or contemporary interiors of your bedroom. Solid wood wardrobes can also come in a variety of styles.
Solid wood wardrobes are easy to maintain. Dust and dirt on the surface can be removed by wiping with a soft cloth or a feather duster. It is important to not install your wardrobe near direct sunlight to avoid degrading the finish. Avoid getting your solid wood wardrobe wet.
If you are conscious of the environment, a solid wood wardrobe is an ideal choice. Wood is a renewable material and can be reused and recycled. It is 100% biodegradable, too. The presence of a solid wood wardrobe in your bedroom positively impacts your physical and mental health.
Cons
Changes in temperature and humidity can cause solid wood to warp and affect its proper function. Water can stain your solid wood wardrobe, thus it should never get wet. The sun can damage the color of your solid wood wardrobe, thus, it should not be installed in a place where it can be hit by direct sunlight.
Solid wood is susceptible to marks and dents especially from the tip of sharp objects.
Solid wood is a natural material and its unique characteristics (grains, knots, and growth circles) will be highly visible. Some people love these unique characteristics of solid and do not mind them being visible. If you, however, like to have a uniform and smooth finish, this wardrobe material is not for you.
Hardwoods are resistant to markings and scratches, thus they are considered as a better quality material for wardrobes because they are stronger and more durable. Different types of hardwoods come in varying appearances and price ranges.
Oak is one of the most preferred hardwood materials for wardrobes because of its amazingly visible growth ring patterns. Oak, however, can be expensive because this species is slow-growing and not a sustainable material. As such, oak is often used for wardrobe trims and handles.
Birch is another commonly used hardwood for wardrobes. It comes with a fine even texture and beautiful light color. Birch is a sustainable source and wood. It is also a popular choice for fibers that constitute plywood.
Cherry, mahogany, and maple are not common choices for wardrobes because they are scarce and difficult to work with.
Softwoods are more sustainable than hardwoods and are, therefore, more affordable. While softwoods are less durable and prone to dents and dings, they are still a popular option for wardrobes as long as they are painted for added protection.
Pine is one of the most commonly used softwoods for wardrobes and other furniture. It comes with a light finish and its natural finish features visible rings and knots.
Medium density fiberboard or MDF is a composite and high-grade material made out of resin and recycled wood fibers. MDF are machine dried and formed into dense sheets by pressing machines. MDF performs better than solid wood when exposed to heat and humidity.
Plywood consists of multiple thin layers of wood that have been glued together. Plywood is also a durable and versatile wardrobe material.
Because of its strength, durability, and longevity, a solid wood wardrobe may be expensive but worth every dollar you spend.
Solid wood is perceived as a sturdy and strong material while MDF is often seen as a cheap and weak alternative. Both solid wood and MDF have their pros and cons as a wardrobe material.
Solid wood is not always the best choice, in certain instances, MDF can be the better material. When it, however, comes to wardrobe doors, many believe that MDF provides more benefits than solid wood.
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Request quotations from at least three solid wardrobe manufacturers and suppliers to compare costs.
Inquire about the minimum order quantity required. Low costs usually mean high minimum orders. Lower minimum orders usually demand higher prices.
Check the quality control systems of the manufacturers and suppliers you are considering. If you are working with a sourcing agent, have him do a factory visit.
A factory visit can also allow you or your sourcing agent to check on the manufacturing capability of the factory. A factory’s manufacturing capability will say a lot whether they can or cannot deliver your orders on time.
If you are ordering online from a wardrobe manufacturer in China, make sure the company is well-equipped with the technology to ensure accurate measurements. The design process should also be through the use of software (e.g. 3D images) to ensure you get your envisioned design.
The manufacturer you choose should have a production lead time that suits your buying schedule. This is to ensure that you get your orders on the time you expect them.
The manufacturer should have an excellent project support team who can give you real-time updates.
After you have submitted your specifications and design ideas, ask the manufacturer to submit a quotation and a 3D image of the wardrobe.
Check the 3D image of the design, materials, and specifications submitted by the manufacturer.
Should you find everything in order, approve the design.
Before signing the contract make sure the design, specifications, materials, delivery date, terms of payment, and other details are based on your agreement with the manufacturer.
Make sure the logistical service from the factory of the manufacturer, port of original, port of destination to your warehouse is well-covered.
If installation services are part of your agreement with the manufacturer, make sure the installation team arrives on time.
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