Available in many sizes and orientations, please enquire for details.
Nolte Möbel constantly strive to bring you the latest in contemporary furniture. Their success has been founded on continous development of innovative design, with driven focus on customer requirements. Nolte Möbel wardrobe systems were created to bring you the most contemporary styled wardrobes, using a unique modular system allowing you to create a bespoke wardrobe to make your tastes and design requirements. The Horizon 4000 wardrobe systems is a vast wardrobe selection, using fully modular system of various units, allowing you to plan out the design of your requirements. The units include; angled and corner units, overbed bridging units and overbed bridging units with glass, panorama units, walk-in units, shelving units, and bed frames. Horizon 4000 wardrobes come with a range of options; plain doors or bevelled edged mirrored doors with or without drawers, a choice of matt aluminium or matt nickel door handles, and a varied range of wood finishes for the body. Any choice of options can be selected, allowing you to create a bespoke wardrobe which best suits your tastes. The panoramic wardrobes offer a selection of interiors as well as the range of options. You can also accessorise your Horizon 4000 wardrobe with interior lighting, which is activated when a door is opened. Please take the time to browse our selection of images of Horizon 4000. Please visit us in store or call now to speak to one of our expert sales team to enquire about selection and prices, we currently have some of the Horizon 4000 collection on exhibition in our showroom, so why not pay us a visit and one of our expert sales team will be happy to guide you through the selections available. If you like you can download a copy of the 2010 Nolte Möbel catalogue, or why not come in store to pick up your free copy? Approximately 6-8 weeks after placing your order, the Nolte team of installers will assemble your new wardrobe at your home - a service that's included in the price.
