How to customise your bedroom wardrobe sliding doors
Using our online
wardrobe configurator couldn’t be simpler. You can customise every part of your
bedroom wardrobe sliding doors, from the frame to its interior, to get your
perfect style and fit.
Just in case
you weren’t sure, here we’ll answer some common questions about using our configurator tool, to help you get started.
How do I find the right size sliding doors?
Our handy preparing
and measuring guide gives step-by-step
instructions to help make sure you get the perfect fit for your new wardrobes.
You’ll need to get accurate measurements of the space before you can begin
customising your bedroom wardrobe sliding doors with our configurator, so
follow the instructions in the above guide to get started.
What
style of sliding doors will suit my bedroom?
Our sliding wardrobe
doors come in a range of styles, including Classic Silver, Classic Wood,
Linear, Ellipse and Loft sliding doors. Each style has a different number of
panels, frame sizes and complementary finishes, but they can also be completely
customised to suit your personal style.
Generally, a metal
frame will suit more contemporary décor, while wooden frames offer a classic
aesthetic. Panels can be customised to match your sliding door frames or
contrast and add a pop of colour. You can also opt for split panels to mix
style with practical features, such as mirrors.
Browse our full range
of sliding wardrobe doors to find the style that’s right for you.
Do
I have to choose door liners for my wardrobe?
You don’t have to have
liners for your sliding wardrobe doors, but they can help give you a perfect
straight finish – especially if you have uneven ceilings or walls. You can
either choose your door liners yourself, or let us choose for you. Our expert
designers will match your wardrobe design to the door liners which will best
complement it.
Do I need end panels for my wardrobe?
End panels are
required if you don’t have a wall either side of your wardrobe. The end panel
forms a side for your wardrobe where a wall can’t be used. They're 620mm deep
and colour-matched to your door frame finish.
So how many end panels
do I need? You may only need a left or right end panel, depending on the
placement of your wardrobe. For more information on end panels, see our preparing and measuring guide.
Which interiors are best for bedroom wardrobe
sliding doors?