Every sliding door wardrobe we build is manufactured from scratch in our Rochester factory, designed specifically for your room. We do not use pre-made standard-sized panels and then bridge the gaps with oversized fillers. Where minimal fillers are needed, we keep them as small as possible to preserve your storage space. Your doors, your carcass, your internal layout — everything is cut to your exact measurements.
Sliding door wardrobes are our most popular product — and for good reason. They save floor space because the doors do not swing out into the room, they look sleek and contemporary, and when they are built properly, they glide open with the push of a finger. The key phrase there is “built properly.” We have seen sliding wardrobes from other companies where the doors stick, jump off the track, or rattle every time you open them. Ours do not. That is not a sales claim — it is a 10-year guarantee.
It starts with the rollers. We use high-quality precision rollers that carry the weight of the door smoothly and quietly. Cheap rollers are the number one reason sliding wardrobes fail — the door gets heavy over time, the plastic wheels wear down, and suddenly you are wrestling with your wardrobe every morning. Our rollers are built to handle the weight for the full ten-year guarantee period and beyond.
The tracks are equally important. Our track systems are engineered to keep the doors aligned year after year, even in rooms where the floor is not perfectly level — which, in most Kent homes, it is not.
The frames are available in six colours — graphite, matt silver, white, bronze, black and stone — so you can match or contrast with your door panels.
The design possibilities are virtually endless. Mix mirror panels with coloured glass in the same door. Combine different finishes across a multi-door run. Add a feature panel or match your doors to existing bedroom furniture. We design every wardrobe individually, so if you can imagine it, we can almost certainly build it.
The doors are only half the story. The interior is just as important, and ours is fully bespoke — designed around how you actually use your wardrobe.
Long hang for dresses and coats, double-height rails for shirts and folded trousers. We plan the ratio based on what you actually own.
Adjustable or fixed, in the depths and widths that suit your storage. Not the generic depths that come with off-the-shelf systems.
Blum soft-close runners as standard. Glass-fronted options available so you can see contents at a glance.
Pull-out trouser rails, shoe racks, tie holders, pull-down rails for high sections, LED lighting. Add what you need now and expand later.
Our carcasses are 18mm MFC — a quality board built to last. We will not use the cheap, thin alternatives that some companies rely on.
We offer over 45 sliding door styles and 25+ colours. The most popular combinations for Kent customers include:
We bring samples to your home so you can see how each finish looks in your own room, in your own lighting. What looks perfect in a showroom can look completely different in a north-facing bedroom.
Make the room feel larger and lighter. Safety-backed mirror is standard on all our mirror panels.
a premium option for a contemporary look. Available in a range of colours that can be mixed with mirror panels.
from light oak to walnut to painted effects. Ideal for a warmer, more traditional feel.
combine mirror, glass and solid panels in one door for a distinctive look.
We try to simplify all of our costs so you know exactly what you are paying for. There are no hidden fees, no surprise extras, and your quote includes design, manufacture, delivery and installation as standard.
Want a quick idea of what your wardrobe might cost before booking a design visit? Try our instant online calculator — it takes a couple of minutes and gives you a ballpark figure based on your room.
Browse our frequently asked questions to discover clear answers to the most frequent queries about fitted wardrobes. Delve into the advantages of fitted wardrobes in comparison to other conventional storage solutions, and gain insights into their customisation options, longevity, and care requirements.
Less than you think. Sliding doors sit within the frame of the wardrobe, so they do not swing out into the room at all. This makes them ideal for bedrooms where space is tight — there is no clearance zone needed in front of the wardrobe.
Yes. We can angle the top of the door frame to follow the slope of your ceiling, so the wardrobe fills the full available height without a dead triangle of wasted space above.
It depends on the width. As a general guide, two doors cover up to about 1.8 metres, three doors up to about 2.7 metres, and four doors beyond that. We design the number of doors to give you the best access to the interior without making individual doors too heavy.
Our doors are designed to slide smoothly and quietly, with high-quality tracks and runners that make opening and closing easy every day. They feel sturdy, glide well, and are built for long-term use.
