Planning, materials and furniture for your home.
Sliding doors without a floor track operate stably when the weight of the panel is taken by the top system, and the bottom only guides the door and prevents it from tilting.
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If a sliding wardrobe is to comfortably store clothes on hangers, the safest choice is a 60 cm carcass depth; in practice aim for about 62–65 cm external depth.
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Tracks and rollers in a sliding wardrobe should be cleaned regularly, but not excessively and without random lubricants.
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A four-door hinged wardrobe works best when you divide its interior into three zones from the start: everyday clothes, household textiles and occasionally used items.
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Width, height and depth: Which measurements you should take before planning and where additional space is needed.
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Two door types, different strengths. The deciding factors are the space in front of the wardrobe and access to its contents.
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Light, flooring and wall colour influence how a decor appears. Three samples can be compared directly in your own room.
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The opening is only part of the planning. Also check the mounting surface, lateral clearance and the path of the track.
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