Space Optimisation Wardrobe doors, whether sliding or hinged, help you make the most of your available space. Sliding doors are ideal for smaller rooms where space is limited, while hinged doors offer full access to the wardrobe’s interior, making it easier to organize and retrieve items.

Customisable Designs Our wardrobe doors can be customized to match your decor and meet your storage needs. Choose from various styles, materials, and finishes, including glass, mirror, wood, and more. Custom designs can include unique features like soft-close mechanisms, specific colours, and bespoke door designs.

Functional and Stylish Wardrobe doors are not only practical but also enhance the aesthetics of your home. Whether you prefer the sleek look of sliding doors or the classic appeal of hinged doors, our wardrobe doors add both functionality and style to any room.

Start by thoroughly evaluating the space where you plan to install the wardrobe doors. Proper assessment ensures that the doors fit perfectly and function smoothly. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Measure the Dimensions:
   • Height: Measure from the floor to the ceiling at multiple points to account for any variations.
   • Width: Measure the width of the opening at both the top and bottom, as walls may not be perfectly straight.
   • Depth: Measure the depth of the space to ensure there’s enough room for the wardrobe structure and to allow doors to open or slide properly.
2. Consider Room Layout:
   • Space for Door Movement: Ensure there’s enough clearance for the doors to open fully if they are hinged, or to slide open without obstruction if they are sliding doors.
   • Adjacent Furniture: Take into account the placement of nearby furniture and fixtures to avoid any interference with the door operation.
   • Traffic Flow: Make sure the doors won’t block pathways or create awkward spaces when open.
3. Storage Needs:
   • Internal Layout: Think about how you plan to use the interior of the wardrobe. Consider shelves, hanging space, drawers, and other storage options that will fit your needs.
   • Accessibility: Ensure that the chosen door type (sliding or hinged) allows easy access to the areas you use most frequently.
4. Lighting and Mirrors:
   • Natural Light: If your space is dark, mirrored wardrobe doors can help reflect light and brighten the room.
   • Artificial Lighting: Plan for adequate lighting inside the wardrobe to make it easier to see and access items.