Wardrobe and carpentry in Scheme 78, Indore: Rates and Quote

Quick answer

BuildSpace360 takes up a built-in wardrobe in Scheme 78, Indore, which is a planned scheme area with apartments and houses. Typical projects here include flats, independent houses and villas.

A common mid-range rate is Rs 1,300 to Rs 2,000 per sq ft of front area, reviewed 14 Nov 2026. Taxes are extra and the final price is an itemised quotation after a site visit.

Indicative rates

Item	Indicative rate	What it covers
Basic laminate wardrobe	Rs 900 to 1,300 per sq ft	Commercial or BWR plywood, standard hardware
Standard wardrobe	Rs 1,300 to 2,000 per sq ft	BWP or HDHMR, soft-close
Premium wardrobe	Rs 2,000 to 3,200 per sq ft	Acrylic, veneer or PU, premium hardware
Sliding door system	Rs 300 to 900 per sq ft extra	Profile and glass dependent
Loft above wardrobe	Rs 500 to 900 per sq ft	Counted on the loft front
Internal accessories	Priced per item	Pull-outs, tie racks, trouser racks

Indore rates reviewed 14 Nov 2026. Indicative and tentative; taxes extra.

Working in Scheme 78

In residential colonies and societies, working hours and debris handling are usually set by the society or neighbours, so we confirm these before work starts.

Share your layout, photos and rough budget on WhatsApp before a site visit. We send an itemised quotation after understanding your scope.

What to expect in Scheme 78

In planned scheme areas, plots and roads are generally laid out in a regular pattern, which usually makes material delivery easier.
Independent houses and row houses can involve larger scopes, such as terraces, boundary walls and external painting.
Check society or plot-owner rules on working hours before starting.

These are general planning points, not a promise about any one building. The site visit confirms what applies to yours.

Wardrobe and carpentry by building type

Flats and apartments

In flats, wardrobes are measured by front area, and sliding doors save floor space in smaller bedrooms.

Independent houses and villas

In houses, walk-in or full-wall wardrobes are common. Plan loft height and internal accessories at the start.

Example budgets for a built-in wardrobe

Example	Indicative range (before taxes)
a 6x6 ft wardrobe	Rs 46,800 to Rs 72,000
a 6x8 ft wardrobe	Rs 62,400 to Rs 96,000
a 6x10 ft wardrobe	Rs 78,000 to Rs 1,20,000
a full-wall 8x10 ft wardrobe	Rs 1,04,000 to Rs 1,60,000

Based on the mid-range rate of Rs 1,300 to 2,000 per sq ft of front area. Indicative and tentative; the final price is an itemised quotation after a site visit.

Included and not included

Usually included

Carcass, shutters and standard hardware
Installation and finishing
Basic shelves and hanging rod
Cleaning

Usually separate

Loft unless listed
Lighting and mirrors
Extra internal accessories
GST

Before you compare quotes

Compare quotes on the same scope, the same brand and the same measurement basis.
Ask for an item-wise quotation and a list of exclusions in writing.
Confirm how changes during work are priced and approved before work starts.

What changes the price

Front area: wardrobes are priced on the front face in sq ft, so measure that, not the floor.
Board: commercial plywood, BWP, HDHMR and MDF differ in strength and moisture behaviour.
Finish: laminate, acrylic, veneer and PU are different price bands.
Hardware and accessories: pull-outs and soft-close fittings add to the total.

Get a quotation for a built-in wardrobe in Scheme 78

Share your mobile number and the locality. We call back to understand the scope and book a site visit.

Frequently asked questions

Do you take up a built-in wardrobe in Scheme 78?

Yes. BuildSpace360 takes up a built-in wardrobe in Scheme 78, Indore, as a single trade or as part of a full project. Share your layout and photos on WhatsApp and we confirm the scope.

What is the typical cost of a built-in wardrobe in Scheme 78?

A common mid-range figure is Rs 1,300 to Rs 2,000 per sq ft of front area, before taxes. The final price depends on the site and finish, and is given as an itemised quotation.

Are there any access or timing rules in Scheme 78?