Cavity Slider Doors

Featuring the best cavity slider doors in Australia

Few cavity sliding doors on the market can match the quality and panache of those featured by ArchiPro and our suppliers across Australia. Our range includes both single and double cavity sliding door varieties, and also surface sliding doors. These cavity sliders are suitable for many different spaces, including balconies, bathrooms, wardrobes, and as regular interior doors. Whether wood, glass or aluminium looks best to you, we’ve got you covered. This could be your internal door solution, with cavity sliders saving space in every room.

Types of cavity slider doors

Full height

Full height internal cavity sliding doors are a unique way to section up a home or workspace. These designs can include ceiling-tall fixtures that will seamlessly conceal a room when the cavity slider is closed.

Bi-parting

With panels opening up in the middle, bi-parting cavity sliders allow multiple entry points and have a sleek design that complements the modern home well.

Double cavity slider

Traditional swivel double doors take up lots of valuable space, but a double cavity sliding door will not. This maximises the area available for furniture or interior decorations. A great options for homeowners in Australia.

Wardrobe

Make your wardrobe more discreet and flush with the room using a cavity slider door. This will save space in the bedroom and won’t creak like your old hinged door.

The advantages of high-quality cavity slider doors

Space, space, space! Where traditional swivel doors swing open and shut, taking up a portion of the room to do so, cavity sliders slide sideways into small cavities, taking up a minimal amount of room wherever they are installed. This sliding mechanism also gives entering and exiting rooms a more gentle, modern feel. High-quality cavity sliding doors, like those supplied through ArchiPro Australia, are highly customisable. Options include soft-close rail for quiet offices or automatic cavity sliders for convenience in a busy setting.

How to choose a cavity slider door that’s right for you

Cavity slider doors do require some maintenance, as they can occasionally become stuck in the wall, or slip off their tracks. To avoid these issues, the track should be regularly lubricated to prevent sticking. Decide what kind of lock mechanism you’d like for your cavity sliders. Keep in mind that most standard lock mechanisms are not heavy-duty, as cavity sliders are usually used for internal rather than external doors. Though, if you do need a strong lock, magnetic locks for cavity doors are available in Australia. 

Although you can use cavity slider doors for a wardrobe, consider using wardrobe doors, which are specifically designed for such storage solutions.