Sliding door wardrobes are one of the smartest storage solutions for London homes. In a city where bedroom space comes at a premium — whether it is a Victorian terrace in Bromley, a mansion block apartment in Wimbledon, or a new-build flat in Greenwich — sliding doors make sense because they do not swing out into the room. Zero clearance needed. Zero floor space lost.
But the difference between a sliding wardrobe that works beautifully and one that frustrates you every morning comes down to three things: the quality of the rollers, the engineering of the track, and how precisely the wardrobe was built for your room. We get all three right, and we guarantee it for ten years.
We offer over 45 door styles and 25+ colours, and the combinations are virtually limitless:
Mirror doors — safety-backed as standard. Reflect light and make London bedrooms feel larger and brighter.
Lacobel coloured glass — a premium contemporary option. Mix with mirror panels for a striking two-tone finish.
Wood-effect finishes — from light oak to walnut. Warm, classic, versatile.
Mixed panel doors — combine mirror, glass and solid panels in a single door. Two-tone, three-tone, asymmetric — if you can imagine it, we can build it.
Frames available in six colours — graphite, matt silver, white, bronze, black and stone. We bring samples to your home so you can see how each finish looks in your room, in your lighting.
Integrated LED lighting inside a sliding wardrobe means you can see everything the moment the doors open — no reaching into dark corners or pulling clothes out to check colours. We design strip lighting along hanging rails and shelving so every section is illuminated, with motion-sensor options that activate automatically as the doors slide open. It is one of those finishing touches that customers tell us they did not realise they needed until they had it. All our lighting is low-energy LED, professionally wired with no visible cables.
The interior is fully bespoke — designed around how you actually use your wardrobe:
Hanging — long hang, double-height rails, or a combination planned around what you own.
Shelving — adjustable or fixed, at depths that suit your storage.
Drawers — Blum soft-close runners as standard. Glass-fronted options available.
Accessories — pull-out trouser rails, shoe racks, tie holders, pull-down rails for high sections, LED lighting.
Carcasses are 18mm MFC. All hardware is Blum.
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.
Often, yes. Sliding doors do not swing out into the room, so you need no clearance space in front of the wardrobe. In compact London bedrooms — especially in flats and conversions — this can be the difference between the wardrobe working and not working.
Yes. We angle the top of the door frame to follow the slope, so the wardrobe fills the full available height. Ideal for loft conversions.
Absolutely — mirror with coloured glass, two-tone wood-effect, solid panels with a feature strip. The design possibilities are endless.
Not with quality hardware. Our precision rollers and engineered aluminium tracks stay aligned year after year with no maintenance.
