Sliding Wardrobe Doors FAQs & Buying Guide

Measure the width and height of your opening in three places and use the smallest measurement to account for uneven walls or floors. This ensures your doors fit correctly. Measuring Guide.

Doors are available for openings from ~600mm up to 5000mm wide. Standard heights go up to 2480mm, and over-height doors are available up to 2750mm. Floor-to-Ceiling Wardrobe Doors Guide.

Each door should usually be at least 600mm wide to ensure smooth operation. Wider doors can be accommodated depending on the system. Wide Sliding Wardrobe Doors Guide.

Yes — all doors are made-to-measure for alcoves, full walls, and non-standard spaces for a precise, professional finish.

Sliding doors are available in 2, 3, 4, and 5-door systems to suit a wide range of openings. Number of Doors Guide.

The number of doors depends on your opening width and desired look. Smaller openings generally suit 2–3 doors, while larger spaces may require 4–5 doors. Door Configuration Guide.

Options include mirrored panels, coloured glass, woodgrain, and solid colours. Request Free Samples.

Yes — our online design tool lets you customise sizes, panel layouts, and finishes before ordering. Online Design Tool.

Standard doors use the metal frame around the door as a handle, while frameless doors have handles attached to the panels for a sleeker look. Frameless Sliding Doors Guide.

Yes — mirrored doors, glass, and woodgrain panels can be combined to create a customised design. The online design tool helps visualise combinations. Online Design Tool.

Yes — doors are suitable for component-enthusiast DIYers or local tradespeople/joiners, with downloadable instructions provided. Sliding Wardrobe Doors Installation Guide.

Yes — sliding doors can replace hinged doors on older wardrobes. Careful measurement ensures smooth operation. Retro Fitting Sliding Doors Guide.

Yes — liners or adjustment plates help correct minor wall or floor irregularities. Fitting on Uneven Walls Guide.

Yes — laminate floors are fine, and carpets can be accommodated with a floor liner for smooth operation. Sliding Wardrobe Doors Installation Guide.

Sliding doors need 87mm of depth to operate correctly. Sliding Wardrobe Doors Installation Guide.

Yes — top and bottom tracks are included but oversized and need cutting for a perfect fit.

Yes — they can be fitted on sloped or angled ceilings. Sloped/Angle Sliding Doors Guide.

Yes — interiors can be purchased with sliding doors. It’s best to discuss with our design team to ensure compatibility. Wardrobe Interiors Guide.

Sliding doors are generally quiet when installed correctly, but slight clatter can occur if panels touch. Noise can be reduced by adding brush strips to the sides of the metal frame and keeping tracks clean and level. Soft-close mechanisms also improve smoothness and reduce sound. Soft-Close Mechanisms and Brush Strips.

Yes — shelves, rails, and drawers can be installed behind sliding doors, but planning layout ensures smooth operation. Wardrobe Interiors Guide.

Cost depends on size, number of doors, and finish. The online design tool provides instant pricing. Online Design Tool.

Delivery usually takes 3–4 weeks, depending on your location.

Yes — free samples of all finishes are available. Request Free Samples.

No — everything is available online.

Yes — a 10-year manufacturer’s guarantee covers panels and moving parts. 10-Year Guarantee.

Yes — aluminium-framed doors with glass or mirror panels are recommended, rather than MFC.

Yes — they save space because they don’t swing open. Narrow Wardrobe Guide.

Yes — made-to-measure sizing ensures a perfect fit.

Yes — ideal for maximising storage in full-height spaces. Floor-to-Ceiling Wardrobe Doors Guide.

Yes — wider doors reduce panel count for a minimal look. Wide Sliding Wardrobe Doors Guide.

Yes — corner and L-shaped sliding wardrobes are possible to maximise space in irregular rooms. L-Shaped Wardrobes Guide.

Yes — under-the-eaves and loft room sliding doors can be made to measure to fit angled ceilings. Loft Room / Eaves Storage Guide.

Steel-framed doors overlap by 40mm, aluminium-framed doors 36mm, and shaker-style doors 51mm.

Yes — soft-close is available on most doors, typically 450mm+ width. Door Configuration Guide.

Wardrobe Doors Direct uses bottom-running systems, where the door weight is supported by the floor for smooth, stable operation. Bottom Roller vs Top Hung Sliding Wardrobe Doors.

Clean with a soft damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners to prevent scratches. Cleaning and Maintenance Guide.

Like any furniture, wear can occur on tracks or rollers. Cleaning and occasional lubrication help doors last longer. Cleaning and Maintenance Guide.