Hako Series, The Modular Solid Wood Wardrobe

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Modular Solid Wood Storage

A wardrobe you don't have to build into the wall. Hako comes in low, mid and tall wardrobes in solid rubberwood, with matching chests and cabinets alongside — take only what your room needs today, and extend the wall whenever life changes.

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Line up. Stack. Move. Store. Everything you need to know.

Can I combine the units, and can they be stacked?

Yes. Every Hako unit shares a 600mm depth, and the heights follow one module — 550mm, 1100mm and 1650mm. Place them side by side and the tops align. Add units later and the line simply extends.

Why these three heights?

550mm works as a bench, console or TV cabinet. 1100mm gives you a usable waist-height top surface. 1650mm carries full-height storage while keeping the ceiling line open. Two low units equal one mid; three equal one tall.

Is it made from real solid wood, and is it safe?

Yes. Hako is built from solid rubberwood with natural wood knots preserved, finished with eco-friendly, non-toxic coatings. Formaldehyde levels comply with strict international standards — safe for your home and your family.

What's the advantage over custom-built carpentry?

Built-in carpentry is fixed to the wall and stays behind when you move. Hako gives you the same built-in look at a fraction of the cost, and it comes with you — rearrange it, expand it, or take it to your next home.

Can I start small and add more later?

Yes. Buy one unit now and add to it whenever your storage needs change. Because the module never changes, a piece bought next year still lines up with the one you own today.

Do I need to assemble the products myself?

You can assemble it yourself or book our assembly service. Every unit ships flat-packed with hardware and clear instructions, and most parcels fit in a car boot. If you'd rather leave it to us, our team is happy to help (click for details).

Why is Hako worth buying compared to cheaper cabinets?

Most affordable storage is chipboard or MDF wrapped in film — it swells, sags and cannot be taken apart twice. Hako is solid rubberwood, sized in manageable units so it stays stable, easy to move, and easy to reassemble.

In short: it's made to last, and made to change with you.