Accurate measurements are vital to ensure your new sliding wardrobe doors fit perfectly. Fortunately, obtaining accurate measurements is easy if you follow the steps outlined in this guide.
How do I measure for my wardrobe doors?
Measure the height of the opening
Measure and note down the height of the opening on both the left, right side and the middle.
Measure the width of the opening
Measure and note down the width of the opening on both the top and the bottom.
Make sure to measure all sides as frames and opening are not always perfectly square.
What are the build options for my wardrobe doors?
Panels
Mirrored Panel
Classic White Panel
Ready to Paint
Custom Wood
Custom Painted
Frames
Classic White Frame
Chrome Frame
Custom Colour Powder Coated Frame
Can I get my wardrobe doors delivered to my place?
How do I install my wardrobe doors?
Sliding doors are a stylish way to improve the function of your wardrobe. They make accessing your clothes quicker and also save space where there isn’t enough room to swing a hinged door. Installing them is easy – just follow our step-by-step guide.
Measure the length of your wardrobe
Firstly, measure the lengths of the tracks you’ll need for the top and bottom of the door and transfer these measurements to your tracks with the pencil.
Cut your tracks to size
Now that you have marked up the tracks with your measurements, put on your safety gear and cut the tracks to size using your angle grinder.
Install tracks for the doors
Use your spirit level to make sure the floor is level before laying the tracks on the floor. Pack up one end if it isn’t. Make a pilot hole in your floor through the track’s pre-drilled hole. Then screw the tracks down in place with your drill. You’ll need someone else to help you hold the track when screwing in the top one.
Put the doors in place
Place the rear door into the opening by putting it into the top track first. Then carefully lower the door into the bottom track. Next put the second door into place, starting from the top. Finally, test the doors to see if they close securely.