Quality made to measure sliding mirror wardrobe doors available for the low prices listed here. We pay the VAT on your sliding wardrobe doors, and we currently offer a 50% discount. The price in blue is the price you pay.

*Free tracks with every order*

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These sliding doors can be made up to a height of 2450mm (8' 0")

To fit size	No. of doors	Our Price
up to 1700mm (5' 6")	2	Click Here to build your sliding doors
1701mm to 2600mm (5' 7" to 8' 6")	3	Click Here to build your sliding doors
2601mm to 3500mm (8' 6" to 11' 5")	4	Click Here to build your sliding doors
3501mm to 4400mm (11' 5" to 14' 5")	5	Click Here to build your sliding doors
4401mm to 5000mm (14' 5" to 16' 4"	6	Click Here to build your sliding doors

Click on the links above to build your custom sized sliding mirror wardrobe doors. below are a list of available extras that can be included with your wardrobe doors.

Available Extras	Info
Lacquer panel Coloured laquer to upgrade your panels
Woodgrain Effect Panel Woodgrain effect to upgrade your panels
Etch Print Effect Etch print effect to upgrade your panels
Oriental Bars Oriental bars effect to upgrade your panels
Woodgrain Effect End Panel 600mm x 2450mm x 18mm Available in these colours - Oak Beech Pear Cherry Metalic Silver White Black Walnut

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There is a choice of these coloured frames for your sliding mirror wardrobe doors. Please note that every colour is free for a limited period as in introductory offer. Upgrade to a Chrome Frame for FREE.

Tracks are delivered slightly oversized and are to be cut down to size on site with a junior hacksaw. This is to ensure a tight and neat finish, and for transportation reasons.

** Disclaimer: Images and Colours may differ slightly from those shown.


Note About Colour Accuracy

We have taken great care to present our products, in digital form, as true to actual color as possible. However, computer monitors vary widely, and one colour may not appear identical from one monitor to the next.

Most monitors are calibrated at the factory to optimize crispness of text, not colour accuracy. The result is a "bluish white," rather than a neutral one. To display colour accurately, you need to calibrate your monitor to eliminate colour cast in the display. Many computer/monitor set-ups come with monitor calibration software. Most color graphics programs include monitor calibration software. If neither of these are available to you, countless third-party programs are available -- off the shelf, or as freeware or shareware, that will work with your equipment.