Closets by Komandor
Custom Closets
Komandor designs, manufactures and installs custom closets for homes across Toronto and the GTA. Walk-in, reach-in, or a built-in wardrobe wall — every system is built to your space, your wardrobe and your budget, and installed by our own team from our Mississauga factory.
The Solutions
Made in Canada for over 20 years
Walk-in closets, reach-in closets, and built-in wardrobes — plus the sliding, barn, and glass doors to finish them — all built to your exact space in our Mississauga factory and installed by our own team. No subcontractors, no imported flat-pack — the factory showroom is open to walk-ins, and samples are available to take home.
In This Guide
- The Factory Difference — one team, one Mississauga address you can visit.
- Compare Closet Types — walk-in, reach-in and wardrobes side by side.
- Systems & Materials — the shelving, fronts and finishes we build with.
- Glass-Front Closets — partition-grade glass and aluminum fronts.
- What It Costs — real starting prices, published.
- Reviews — real ratings and awards.
- Explore Solutions — every closet solution we build.
- Designs — real GTA installs to browse.
- FAQs — the questions GTA buyers ask most.
The factory difference
Every closet is custom-designed to your room, manufactured in our own Mississauga factory, and installed by our own team — one company from plan to completed project, serving Toronto and the GTA. The factory, warehouse and Mississauga showroom share one address — 863 Rangeview Rd in Mississauga — and the showroom is open to walk-ins: the systems are on display full-size, and samples are available to take home. Your consultant takes precise measurements, the plant cuts to that measure, and nothing is subcontracted.
Closet types, solutions & process
Walk-in, reach-in or built-in wardrobe — which fits your space, and how does it get built? Start here.
Which closet is right for your space?
| Closet type | Where it fits | Best for | Relative capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walk-in closet | A dedicated room or large alcove | Primary suites, dressing rooms | Highest |
| Reach-in closet | An existing shallow closet opening | Bedrooms, hallways, entryways | High for its footprint |
| Built-in wardrobe | Any open wall | Rooms with no closet | Medium–high |
Explore each closet solution
- Walk-In Closets — full dressing rooms built to your space.
- Reach-In Closets — shallow closets organised top to bottom.
- Built-In Wardrobes — fitted, furniture-look storage for any wall.
- Closet & Sliding Doors — glass, mirror, and panel doors to finish the look.
Systems & materials, honestly
Inside every Komandor closet is a component system we manufacture and stand behind: custom organizers, floor- or wall-mounted, ORTO aluminum shelving in L, U and H profiles, and the Opal cabinet-front program for hinged, tilt and drawer fronts. The finish library runs to roughly 60 laminate decors, 19 glass textures from fluted to frosted, clear, coloured and antique mirror, and 20+ back-painted glass colours on a low-iron base — plus the accessories that make a closet work day to day: LED lighting, pull-down rods, trays and drawer safes.
Canadian-stocked decors ship on our regular schedule, while European special-order decors can add 11–13 weeks; your consultant will confirm which applies before you commit.
Glass-front closets, partition-grade
Komandor is the same Mississauga factory behind LUMI glass partitions — so your closet fronts can be built on partition-grade aluminum systems, not furniture-grade hardware. Sliding glass and mirror fronts, back-painted colour, fluted and frosted textures, and the top-hung Studio system with no floor track. It is a look most closet companies can’t manufacture. See closet & sliding doors for the full range.
Where custom closets work best
Three real installs from our design studios — tap any card for the full case study.
Primary-suite dressing rooms
A walk-in turns a spare room or suite wall into a boutique-style dressing room with an island.
Condo & small-space closets
Sliding-door reach-ins fit tight condo bedrooms without losing floor space to a door swing.
Whole-wall wardrobes
Floor-to-ceiling built-ins line a bedroom wall for maximum storage behind a clean front.
What custom closets cost in Toronto & the GTA
Every Komandor closet is built to order in our Mississauga factory — precisely measured and cut, installed by our own team — and the starting prices are published, so you can plan with confidence.
| Closet type | Typical starting price (before tax) |
|---|---|
| Reach-in closet | From $2,500 |
| Built-in wardrobe (sliding-front) | From $3,500 |
| Walk-in closet | From $6,000 |
| Multi-closet projects | $8,000–$15,000 |
Prices are for the product only — installation and delivery are quoted separately.
Size, interior components, door fronts and finishes move the number — which is why the quote you get is itemized, line by line. We can also show you an AI-generated preview of the design in your own space. The design consultation in your home is free, production in our Mississauga plant takes about 14 days from deposit for Canadian-stocked materials, our own team installs, and the balance is due upon installation. Every system carries a 2–10 year warranty depending on project type — up to 10 years on custom residential work.
Closet pricing falls into two families: wall-hung systems from ~$850 + installation (singles typically to ~$2,500), and floor-based built-ins from ~$1,500 + installation (most projects land under ~$10,000).
Murphy bed wall units — a fold-away bed built into custom cabinetry — start from ~$2,200 + installation for the basic box and mechanism.
Real reviews, real installers
89 Houzz reviews at 4.8 stars — plus more on HomeStars and Google — Best of Houzz 2025 for Design plus three Service awards, and 10,000+ ideabook saves.
All of it can be verified in person: the factory showroom at 863 Rangeview Rd is open to walk-ins, and the Improve Design Centre at 7250 Keele St, Unit 87, Vaughan is open Wednesday to Saturday.
Closet designs from real GTA installs
Atelier — Boutique Walk-In Dressing Room with Central Island
Atelier treats getting dressed like a ritual. Open hanging on slim aluminium uprights lines the walls, a dark central island anchors the room as a dressing…
Haven — Oak Walk-In Closet with Glass Display Cabinets and Island
Haven balances warmth and order: oak-toned cabinetry runs the length of the room, black-framed glass display cabinets hold the pieces worth showing, and a long central…
Hybrid Grove — Bedroom Wardrobe Wall Combining Glass Display and Solid Doors
Hybrid Grove solves the bedroom wardrobe two ways at once. One run is a black-framed glass-front display cabinet — lit, curated, on show — while the…
The Glasswood — Glass-and-Wood Walk-In Closet
The Glasswood is exactly what the name says: warm wood shelving paired with black-framed glass-front cabinets, combining the openness of timber with the protected display of…
The Horizon — Wrap-Around Oak Open Walk-In System
The Horizon wraps a room in open oak storage. A wall-mounted system on slim black uprights carries continuous shelving, hanging and drawers around the space, with…
The Meridian — Dark Luxe Walk-In with Shoe Display and Island
The Meridian goes dramatic. Charcoal cabinetry and open shelving wrap the room, dedicated shoe walls step up one side, glass-front cabinets enclose the folded edit on…
The Obsidian Suite — Charcoal Walk-In Closet System
The Obsidian Suite is a quieter take on the dark walk-in: charcoal and grey cabinetry with open shelving on black uprights, mixing closed drawer banks and…
The Reflection — Skylit Gabled Walk-In with Glass Display Cabinets
Built into a gabled top floor, The Reflection turns awkward roof angles into an asset. Oak and grey cabinetry runs symmetrically down both sides beneath the…
The Vault — Glass-Front Display Walk-In Closet
The Vault treats a wardrobe like a collection worth protecting and showing. Floor-to-ceiling cabinets with grey-tinted glass doors in slim black frames line the room, each…
The Woven Oak — Light Oak Open Walk-In with Island
The Woven Oak keeps things light and tactile: warm oak shelving on slim black uprights lines the walls in an open, airy system, and a dark…
Walnut Crest — Walnut Walk-In Closet with Glass-Front Cabinets
A walk-in this size can either store clothes or display a wardrobe — Walnut Crest does the second. Warm walnut woodgrain lines the room floor to…
Custom closet FAQs
What types of custom closets does Komandor build?
Walk-in closets, reach-in closets, and built-in wardrobes, plus the sliding, bi-fold, barn, and glass doors to finish them — all custom-built to your room and installed across Toronto and the GTA.
Does Komandor manufacture its own closets?
Yes. Closets are manufactured in our own Mississauga factory and installed by our own team, not subcontracted.
Which closet is right for my space?
A walk-in suits a dedicated room, a reach-in fits an existing shallow closet, and a built-in wardrobe works on any open wall. We help you choose at consultation and design to your exact space.
How much do custom closets cost in the GTA?
Reach-in closets typically start around $2,500, built-in wardrobes around $3,500, and walk-ins around $6,000; most multi-closet projects land between $8,000 and $15,000. Cost depends on the closet type, size, components, and finishes. Published prices are for the product only; installation and delivery are quoted separately by size and complexity. Because every project is custom, we confirm your exact price with an itemized quote at consultation, and we can also show you an AI-generated preview of the design in your own space.
How long does a custom closet take to install?
Production in our Mississauga plant takes about 14 days from deposit for Canadian-stocked materials, and our own team installs. European special-order decors can add 11–13 weeks.
Can I get glass or mirror closet doors?
Yes — sliding glass, mirror and back-painted fronts are built on the same partition-grade aluminum systems as our LUMI line, including the top-hung Studio system with no floor track.