The first cupboard is actually a hall tree. It measures 78" tall x 34" wide x 15" deep. The lower section measures 40" high while the upper portion measures 38" high. It has 5 coat hooks at the top and 2 drawers that measure 5 1/2" deep on the inside. It also has three adjustable shelves to set shoes or boots on. $360 unfinished.
The second cupboard/entryway closet is a two piece design [top and bottom] and was designed to hold coats, hats and other outdoor wear. The four drawers are mounted on hardwood side glides [metal ones can be substituted] and can be used to hold hats, caps gloves, scarves or other items. The upper cabinet has two horizontal bars on which coat hooks are to be mounted. The cabinet pictured here was made of oak but other woods can be substituted and is built in a Shaker/Prairie-style. Overall dimensions are 72" tall x 36" wide x base 20", top 12" deep. The cost for the cabinet is $360 unfinished.
The third cupboard is built for entryways and hallways for other things than just coats. The lower half of this cupboard was designed for boots and shoes while the upper section was designed for hats, gloves and other smaller items. Dimensions for the lower half of the cupboard is 55" tall x 38" wide x 18" deep, the upper section measures 37" high x 34" wide x 14" deep with an overall height of 92". Both sections have 6 adjustable shelves each. It is built in a panel and frame Shaker/Prairie-style and the doors feature hardwood knobs and self-closing hidden hinges. The cost for the cabinets is $450 unfinished.