Sliding fitted wardrobes

A calmer bedroom layout

Sliding doors move across the frontage rather than opening into the room. That can help where the bed or a circulation route sits close to the wardrobe.

Three made-to-measure sliding wardrobe doors fitted wall to wall
A real sliding fitted wardrobe with broad coordinated panels.

Opening and interior

Plan both together

Sliding panels overlap, so the whole wardrobe is not visible at once. Drawers and pull-out fittings need to align with the opening available when a panel is moved aside.

Track depth and the depth needed for hanging form part of the measured design. Sliding doors solve outward swing, not every space constraint.

No outward swing

Useful when furniture or circulation sits close to the frontage.

Broad panels

Can create a restrained, contemporary composition.

Opening alignment

Drawers and pull-outs must remain accessible.

Track care

Keeping the tracks clear is part of routine use.

Finish in context

Choose a surface that belongs in the room

Mirrors, coordinated panels and woodgrain finishes each change how the wardrobe feels. A mirror provides a dressing surface, while a quieter panel can let the furniture recede.

Images help with proportions and character, but screens cannot guarantee an exact colour match. The final finish is agreed during the design process.

Because sliding panels overlap, the drawers, rails and cabinet divisions must align with the clear opening. See our fitted wardrobe internal layout guide before deciding where each storage zone should sit.

Sliding wardrobe door panels shown within a completed bedroom
Panel overlap, room clearance and storage access are considered together.

More real installations

Sliding wardrobe installation gallery

These real projects show mirrored and framed sliding wardrobes, including open interiors and wider room views.

Open every sliding installation

Black-framed mirrored sliding wardrobe in a London N14 apartment
Hanging space and drawers behind a mirrored sliding panel.

London N14 project

From interior drawings to mirrored sliding doors

Explore a real new-build apartment installation with EGGER Cashmere Grey interiors and black aluminium mirror doors, alongside its original planning drawings.

Explore the apartment wardrobe project

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