Wardrobe Doors

Q: How much overlap should sliding wardrobe doors have?

The overlap of sliding wardrobe doors comes down to the thickness, width and quantity of the panels. Average overlap tends to be within 5–8 cm in Australia. Ultimately, you need enough door panels to evenly cover the opening. Choose wider sliding door panels if the wardrobe opening depth has less allowance for overlap.

Q: Can you put mirrors on wardrobe doors?

You can secure a mirror according to the manufacturer's instructions on either side of most standard wardrobe doors. Make sure the mirror is an appropriate size and weight, with clearance from nearby furniture. It’s easiest to buy pre-fitted sliding mirror wardrobe doors.

There are many modernised options for wardrobe doors that save space and make accessing clothes easy. Traditional hinged wardrobe doors are a classic staple, while bifold wardrobe doors are an ideal solution for small rooms. Whether you have a standard width or wall length wardrobe, ArchiPro features only the best wardrobe doors in Australia from trusted suppliers that will work for you.

TopLine L Sliding Door System

By Hettich

Duramax Intra Interior Door

By Parkwood Doors

WingLine L Folding Door System

By Hettich

8003 M-Series Offset Flush Pull

By Mardeco

Rivvi Soft Close Wardrobe System

By Furnware Group

Dom - Timber Door Handle - TDH014

By Auburn Woodturning

Wing 77 Folding Door System

By Hettich

CS Wardrobe Sliders

By CS Cavity Sliders

WingLine 230 Folding Door System

By Hettich

Setto Pearl - Timber Door Handle - TDH010c

By Auburn Woodturning

TopLine XL Sliding Door System

By Hettich

Hira Ovoid - Timber Door Handle - SDH004O

By Auburn Woodturning

Deko Halves - Timber Door Handle - TDH013a

By Auburn Woodturning

Newport | 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel Handle

By CASTELLA | Fine Interior Handles

Featuring the best wardrobe doors in Australia

ArchiPro features the best options for wardrobe doors available for you in Australia. Working with high quality suppliers, we offer a range of styles and surfaces for you to choose from. Options include sliding mirror wardrobe doors which give you a helpful full-length reflection to check your own outfits. You can also consider more modern bifold wardrobe doors, that allow you to access the whole wardrobe at once. This great selection of wardrobe doors represents just one part of our incredible range of premium interior doors for you to consider on ArchiPro.

Types of wardrobe doors

Sliding wardrobe doors

Sliding wardrobe doors are a great space saver for small rooms in Australia. For any width wardrobe, they can save invaluable floor space.

Sliding mirror wardrobe doors

Sliding mirror wardrobe doors serve a double function as a full-length dressing mirror. Aesthetically they make a statement, while also reflecting light and space.

Bifold wardrobe doors

Bifold wardrobe doors are another space-saving option. Comparatively, they don’t need the additional wall clearance of sliding wardrobe doors.

The advantages of high-quality wardrobe doors

Investing in high-quality products creates a more timeless look that can stand the test of time. Wardrobe doors can see a lot of wear and tear, especially in children’s bedrooms. By choosing a high quality option using premium materials in an ergonomic design, it ensures longevity and better usability. Bifold wardrobe doors with a well-designed mechanism fold smoothly and quietly. Well-made sliding mirror wardrobe doors have no distortion and are easy to clean. These elements make a big difference to everyday use which is why prioritising quality is so important.

How to choose a wardrobe door that’s right for you

There are a few key considerations for selecting the right wardrobe doors in Australia. Is the wardrobe in a child’s or an adult’s room? For children, wardrobe doors with easy to clean and durable surfaces are ideal. Is there a lot of room between the wardrobe and the bed? If space is tight, sliding wardrobe doors may be best. Materials are important for aesthetics, wood being a popular choice for the warm, organic vibes that they bring. Mirror options are also popular in Australia for their multifunctional qualities and the fact they brighten a space too.

Apart from wardrobe doors, interior spaces can benefit from cavity slider doors that slide into adjacent walls to save space, internal doors that offer a wide range of styles for privacy and sound control, and surface sliding doors that add a modern touch and require minimal clearance to operate.

How thick should a wardrobe door be?

Standard wardrobe doors in Australia are usually 35 mm thick. You want doors to sit flush with the framed opening of a wardrobe. For sliding wardrobe doors, thickness will vary, but you need to have enough depth to allow for the overlapping. Bifold doors tend to be thinner so they stack compactly.

How much overlap should sliding wardrobe doors have?

Can you put mirrors on wardrobe doors?

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