Peninsula Walk-In Closets

Peninsula walk-in closet layouts are shared open-plan closets that use a central peninsula element to split the closet space into two zones. Commonly attached to master bedrooms, the peninsula walk-in closet is a closet design that incorporates a shared lower seat or half height storage element that separates the two users while maintaining visual openness.

The peninsula walk-in closet has a minimum width of 13’ (4 m) with a flexible depth that can be adjustably planned to fit various floor plans. Clearance aisles of 36” (.91 m) should be maintained around the central peninsula with the option for additional doors to connect through to a master bathroom or other space.

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Overall Closet Depth (Flexible): Flexible; 13’ | 4 m
Overall Closet Width: 13’ | 4 m minimum
Central Peninsula Width (Flexible): 2’-3’ | 61-91 cm
Clearance Space: 36” | .91 m

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Peninsula Walk-In Closets plan, plan (people)

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Closets are enclosed spaces dedicated to the storage of things. Most commonly used for storing clothes in a household layout, closets are often built into walls and unused spaces below stairs so that they are not immediately visible within the floorplan.

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