From the townhouses around the Box Hill activity centre to the older brick homes on its quieter streets, Brodco designs and installs wardrobes built to the exact shape of your room.
Box Hill has changed a lot over the past two decades, with the area around the train station and Whitehorse Road turning into a genuine high-rise and mid-rise precinct, while streets further out still hold onto their original 1950s and 60s brick veneer homes. Brodco has been building wardrobes across Melbourne's east for over 40 years and we're used to working in both settings, from compact apartment bedrooms to standard suburban floor plans.
Being a Major Activity Centre with its own train station on the Belgrave and Lilydale lines, plus a busy tram and bus interchange, Box Hill draws a real mix of long-term owner-occupiers and newer residents in apartments and townhouses. Whatever stage your home is at, we measure on site and manufacture every wardrobe to fit, rather than offering a generic flat-pack size.
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In the older brick veneer homes set back from Station Street and Whitehorse Road, the most common issue is a single narrow sliding-door robe that was adequate in the 1960s but doesn't hold a modern household's clothing, linen and shoes. In the newer apartments and townhouses closer to the activity centre, bedrooms are smaller again, so the challenge flips: making the most of a tight footprint with better internal fit-out rather than a bigger footprint. We handle both, whether that means widening an existing cavity, building floor-to-ceiling, or reworking the internal shelving and hanging space.
Box Hill station sits on the Belgrave and Lilydale lines and connects to Route 109 trams and multiple bus routes, which is one reason the surrounding streets have seen so much medium and high-density development.
We're also a regular fit-out choice just over in Blackburn, Mont Albert, Surrey Hills, Doncaster.
We also build throughout Melbourne's eastern suburbs and South East. See the full list of areas we serve →.
If you're in one of Box Hill's older houses with a generously sized main bedroom, a walk-in wardrobe conversion is often realistic and gives you far more usable storage than a single fitted robe. In the newer apartments and townhouses, floor space is at a premium, so a built-in wardrobe with sliding or hinged doors is usually the better fit, since it doesn't eat into the room the way a walk-in enclosure would. We'll give you an honest read on which suits your specific room at the quote stage.
Yes. A good share of our Box Hill work is in the apartments and townhouses around the activity centre, where we design around smaller floor plates, structural columns and lower ceiling heights that houses don't usually have.
No, our team plans around building loading docks, visitor parking restrictions and lift access where needed, and we'll confirm any access details with you or your body corporate before the install date.
Generally yes. If you're adding a wardrobe to a second bedroom or updating one room at a time, we can match finishes and door styles to what's already installed so the house stays consistent.
Cost depends on the size, door style and internal fit-out you choose, which is why we always start with a free in-home measure and give you a fixed, no-obligation quote rather than a ballpark figure over the phone.
We measure your space, talk through door and storage options, confirm a fixed quote, then manufacture off-site before our own team installs it, typically within two to four weeks of sign-off.
Call (03) 9794 8195 or request a visit online, and we'll arrange a time that works around your schedule.
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