My Sliding Wardrobe

My Sliding Wardrobe sells made-to-measure sliding wardrobes and door-only kits, with a choice of door configurations and interior options.

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Quick overview

Its website offers a 3D wardrobe designer, a separate door-kit designer and guidance on measuring a space.

Wardrobes can include shelves, hanging rails and drawers.
Door and track kits are available with two to six sliding doors.
Freestanding and bedside units come in two height options, with or without drawers.
Optional wardrobe installation is offered, subject to availability; fitting instructions are also supplied.
The merchant offers a virtual consultation and support with design questions.

Introduction

My Sliding Wardrobe sells custom-made sliding wardrobes and sliding door kits. It also offers an optional fitting service and an online wardrobe designer.

The range includes wardrobes with different numbers of doors, door and track kits, interior options and matching freestanding bedside units.

What My Sliding Wardrobe offers

The merchant makes sliding wardrobes to measure and offers sliding door-only kits sized for an opening. Door-only kits include doors and a track pack, while the wardrobe design option can include casing, interiors and installation.

Optional accessories include shelving, hanging rails, drawers, lighting, casing liners and end panels. Soft close is also offered as an option.

Product and service categories

Sliding wardrobes

Made-to-measure sliding wardrobes are available with two, three or four doors. Interior options include shelves, hanging rails and drawers. The merchant also offers corner wardrobes made by fitting two wardrobes together at a right angle.

Sliding door-only kits

Door and track kits are available with two, three, four, five or six sliding doors. Each kit includes bespoke-sized doors and a track pack, with top and bottom tracks. The kits do not include casing packs, interior packs or an installation option, although accessories can be added.

The door-only design tool is intended for an opening that already has a complete casing, when interiors and installation are not needed. The merchant directs shoppers who need casing, interior packs or installation to the sliding wardrobe design tool instead.

Door styles and panels

There are 12 door designs, including vertical and horizontal panel configurations. The merchant offers mirrored door options and a choice of panel finishes. Different finishes can be combined across the panels of a door.

Freestanding and bedside units

The merchant offers freestanding units, including bedside units, in two height options. They are available with or without drawers. The units have the same body width, style and drawers as the internal shelf stacks.

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Using the website

The interactive 3D wardrobe designer lets shoppers create, view and save a wardrobe design. There is also a separate designer for sliding door-only kits.

The merchant provides a measurement guide, a downloadable measurement guide, a depth guide, e-samples and an FAQ search. A virtual consultation is also offered. Shoppers can contact the merchant through a contact form, phone, email or WhatsApp to ask about products and design options.

Notable features

Installation is optional and can be added when designing a sliding wardrobe. Availability depends on location. The merchant also supplies installation instructions for shoppers who choose to fit their sliding doors or wardrobes themselves.

Trade customers can order sliding wardrobes in bulk. The merchant also offers support before ordering for projects such as converting hinged wardrobes or fitting doors in a space with a curved wall or ceiling.

Frequently asked questions

Can hinged wardrobes be converted to sliding doors?

Yes. The merchant describes removing the hinged doors and either fitting sliding doors into the existing wardrobe, subject to clearance, or fitting doors, tracks and casing in front of the remaining interiors.

The second approach can require end panels, depending on the existing structure. The merchant offers support with conversion options before ordering.

Can sliding doors be fitted in a space with a curved wall or ceiling?

Yes, but the doors themselves cannot be made with curves. The merchant says frames and casing panels cut to the shape of the curve are needed to create a space for straight or angled doors to run in.

It asks shoppers with a curved space to get in touch before ordering so it can assist with the planning.

What wardrobe depth is needed for the merchant’s interiors?

The interiors are 45 cm deep without drawers and 49 cm deep with drawers. The stated minimum overall wardrobe depth is 54 cm without drawers or 58 cm with drawers, allowing for the doors and casing in front.

For a wardrobe with an end panel, the merchant offers standard and deeper panel options. The interiors remain at their stated depth even if the wardrobe is made deeper.

Does a wardrobe have to be fitted directly to the ceiling?

The merchant describes two options when direct ceiling fitting is not possible: building down to form a fascia or bulkhead, or installing a lid above the doors and track. A lid creates a lower ceiling inside the wardrobe, while a fascia reduces the door opening height without reducing the height inside.

Both options require planning and additional materials. The merchant asks shoppers to get in touch if they cannot fix to the ceiling.

Are single or triple tracks available?

The merchant offers a single track system that can also be used behind a standard double track to create a triple track. It states that the single track requires 4 cm of depth and that the triple-track arrangement requires 13 cm, with space also needed for any casing.

Two standard double tracks can alternatively be fitted back to back for a triple or quadruple arrangement, requiring at least 17 cm of depth. The merchant asks shoppers to discuss single or triple track requirements before ordering.

How do the sliding doors overlap?

The merchant says its doors overlap by 38 mm, with one fewer overlap than the number of doors. It calculates the door widths, taking the overlaps into account.

Can doors in a kit have different styles?

Yes. For a two-door kit, the doors can match or have different styles.

For three- and four-door kits, the merchant describes the option of using different styles on the front-track and rear-track doors.

Key takeaways

Sliding wardrobes are made to measure, with interior options including shelves, rails and drawers.
Door-only kits come with two to six doors and a track pack.
The door-only tool is for an existing complete casing, without interiors or installation.
Installation is optional, subject to availability, and fitting instructions are supplied.
The website offers design tools, measurement guidance and a virtual consultation.

Summary

My Sliding Wardrobe offers made-to-measure sliding wardrobes, door and track kits, interior accessories and matching freestanding units. Its design tools and guides cover different stages of planning, while the merchant offers help with more involved fittings before an order is placed.