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Sliding wardrobes · Made to measure since 1995

Bespoke Sliding Wardrobes, Made to Measure in Surrey

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Sliding wardrobes designed around your room, hand-built in our own Dorking workshop and fitted by our own team. Making wardrobes for homes across Surrey and Sussex since 1995.

Door finishes Coloured glass, mirror, wood effect and painted finishes
Cut and edged in our workshop

Since 1995

Over 30 years of hand-built wardrobes.

Made in Dorking

Every panel cut and edged in our own workshop.

10-Year Door Warranty

On all movement of our sliding doors.

4.9 on Google

Rated by our customers.

Sliding wardrobes

Sliding Wardrobes Built for the Room You Actually Have

[Photo: sliding wardrobe in a small bedroom]

A sliding wardrobe does more than store your clothes. Because the doors glide sideways rather than swing out, it gives you full-height storage without eating into the floor space in front of it, which makes it the natural choice for smaller bedrooms, landings and rooms where the bed sits close to the wall.

Every sliding wardrobe we make is designed for one specific space. We measure the room, talk through how you use it, and design the doors and interior around that, whether you have a straightforward alcove, a full wall, a sloping ceiling or a corner that standard furniture never quite fits. You see the plans as hand-drawn sketches or full CGI images, whichever you prefer, before anything is made.

Then we build it ourselves. All exterior and interior panels are cut and edged to your measurements in our Dorking workshop, using high-density Egger panels with 2mm ABS edging. The doors run on Komandor aluminium or Spacepro steel profiles, with a choice of mirror, coloured glass and decorative panel finishes. Our own installers fit the finished wardrobe, so the people who designed it are the people who see it through.

If you are a trade customer or planning a DIY project, we also offer the same made-to-measure wardrobes on a supply-only basis.

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    What's included

    What's Included in Our Sliding Wardrobe Service

    [Photo: finished sliding wardrobe with a customised interior]

    Choosing us means one team handles everything, from the first sketch to the final adjustment of the doors. Your sliding wardrobe service includes:

    A design service that turns your ideas into a workable plan, with hand-drawn or full CGI images so you can see the finished wardrobe before it is made.

    Made-to-measure doors and carcasses, built to the exact dimensions of your room rather than adapted from standard sizes.

    Premium door profiles, in Komandor aluminium or Spacepro steel, for smooth, quiet running.

    Egger panels and 4mm AGC glass or mirror, in an almost unlimited range of colours and finishes.

    2mm ABS edging on every panel, double the 1mm many manufacturers use, for edges that stay crisp and resist chipping.

    A customised interior of shelving, hanging rails and drawers, planned around what you need to store.

    Installation by our own CSCS-carded team, trained in-house.

    A 10-year warranty on all movement of the sliding doors.

    Already happy with your wardrobe but tired of the doors? We also make replacement sliding doors for existing built-in wardrobes, measured and made to fit the space you have.

    Door systems

    Choose Your Sliding Door System

    The door system sets the look of the whole wardrobe, so we offer two distinct styles, each available in custom sizes.

    [Photo: Lazuryt sliding doors]

    Lazuryt

    Lazuryt has a slim, visible frame with a gently rounded architectural profile that stands out against the door infill. It suits almost any interior, from contemporary and Scandinavian to retro, vintage and industrial schemes. Beyond the looks, it is a genuinely well-engineered system:

    Profile colours

    Lazuryt profile White profile colour swatch
    White
    Lazuryt profile Black profile colour swatch
    Black
    Lazuryt profile Gold profile colour swatch
    Gold
    Lazuryt profile Anode Champagne profile colour swatch
    Anode Champagne
    Lazuryt profile Anode Graphite profile colour swatch
    Anode Graphite
    Lazuryt profile Anode Natural profile colour swatch
    Anode Natural

    Custom door sizes

    Height 1.15m to 2.70m · width 1.15m to 5.50m

    [Photo: Shaker sliding doors]

    Shaker

    Shaker doors bring a bold framed look that becomes the focal point of the room, with a broad choice of matching frame and panel finishes. Shaker doors can also be angled to follow a sloping ceiling.

    Door finishes

    Shaker door White door finish swatch
    White
    Shaker door Cashmere door finish swatch
    Cashmere
    Shaker door Dove Grey door finish swatch
    Dove Grey
    Shaker door Stone Grey door finish swatch
    Stone Grey
    Shaker door Graphite door finish swatch
    Graphite
    Shaker door Lancaster Oak door finish swatch
    Lancaster Oak
    Shaker door Mirror door finish swatch
    Mirror
    Shaker door Grey Mirror door finish swatch
    Grey Mirror
    Shaker door Storm Grey Mirror door finish swatch
    Storm Grey Mirror

    Frame finishes

    Shaker frame White (steel) frame finish swatch
    White (steel)
    Shaker frame Cashmere frame finish swatch
    Cashmere
    Shaker frame Dove Grey frame finish swatch
    Dove Grey
    Shaker frame Stone Grey frame finish swatch
    Stone Grey
    Shaker frame Graphite frame finish swatch
    Graphite
    Shaker frame Lancaster Oak frame finish swatch
    Lancaster Oak

    Custom door sizes

    Height 1.15m to 2.50m · width 1.15m to 5.00m

    Not sure which suits your room? Both systems are on display in our Dorking showroom, so you can see and handle them before you decide.

    Glass and mirror

    Mirrored and Coloured Glass Sliding Doors

    [Photo: mirrored and coloured glass sliding doors]

    Mirrored sliding doors are one of the simplest ways to make a bedroom feel bigger and brighter. They bounce natural light around the room, make a small space feel more open and save you finding a spot for a separate full-length mirror. Grey and Storm Grey mirrors give a softer, more contemporary finish than a classic silver mirror.

    For colour, we use coloured glass from AGC in two finishes:

    Lacobel

    A glossy, reflective painted glass that gives a sleek, high-shine finish.

    Matelac

    A satin, non-reflective painted glass with a softer, modern look.

    Both come in a wide palette of colours, and we can show you the full colour charts at the showroom.

    Safety matters with glass doors in a family home, so all the mirrors and glass we use for sliding doors comply with the safety requirements of BS 6206.

    Glass, mirror and panel finishes can be mixed across a set of doors, so a three-door wardrobe could pair a central mirror with two coloured glass or Shaker panels.

    Try a glass colour

    Colours on screen are a guide. Lacobel and Matelac are both by AGC, and we have real samples of every colour in our Dorking showroom.

    [Photo: mirrored and coloured glass sliding doors]

    Sliding or hinged?

    Sliding or Hinged Wardrobe Doors: Which Is Right for You?

    [Photo: sliding doors beside hinged wardrobe doors]

    Both have their place, and we make both. The right choice usually comes down to three things.

    01

    Space

    Sliding doors move sideways, so they need no clearance in front of the wardrobe. Hinged doors swing outwards and need room to open, which can be awkward where a bed, chest of drawers or radiator sits nearby. In a smaller bedroom, sliding doors almost always make better use of the space.

    02

    Width

    Hinged wardrobe doors have a practical width limit of around 600mm, because a wider door puts too much strain on the hinges. Sliding doors run on a track, so they can be made much wider, which means fewer doors, fewer joins and a cleaner look across a long wall.

    03

    Budget

    Every made-to-measure wardrobe is priced individually, but sliding wardrobes generally cost less than hinged ones. Hinged doors are usually made from more wood and take longer to fit precisely, while sliding doors use aluminium or steel profiles with glass, mirror or panel infills.

    Hinged doors do give full access to the whole interior at once and suit more traditional rooms, so if that matters more to you, see our hinged wardrobes. We will happily talk through both at your home survey.

    [Photo: sliding wardrobe interior with shelving, hanging rails and drawers]

    Interiors

    A Sliding Wardrobe Interior Planned Around You

    What is behind the doors matters just as much as the doors themselves. We plan every interior around your belongings, so everything has a place and nothing ends up piled on a chair at the end of the bed.

    Your interior can include shelving, shoe shelves, floors and hanging rails at the heights you need, with long hanging for coats and dresses and double hanging for shirts. Drawers run on full-extension runners, so you can see right to the back of each one. Every interior panel is made from high-density Egger board and finished with the same 2mm ABS edging as the outside.

    Explore every door, finish and interior option on our customisation options page.

    Our process

    How Your Sliding Wardrobe Comes Together

    [Photo: our team fitting a sliding wardrobe]

    01

    Visit the Showroom

    Call, email or book an appointment at our Dorking showroom to see the door systems and finishes in person.

    02

    Home survey

    We visit, measure the room and talk through how you want to use the wardrobe.

    03

    Your design

    We draw up your wardrobe as hand-drawn plans or full CGI images and refine it with you until it is right.

    04

    Made in Dorking

    Every panel is cut and edged to your measurements in our own workshop.

    05

    Fitted and signed off

    Our own installers fit the wardrobe, set the doors running smoothly and check every detail with you before they leave.

    Why choose us

    Why Choose Sliding Wardrobe Warehouse

    [Photo: our Dorking workshop and team]

    Specialists since 1995

    An independent, family-oriented company that has been making wardrobes in Surrey for over 30 years.

    Our own workshop

    We design, make and fit everything ourselves, so quality never leaves our hands.

    Over 150 years of combined experience

    Across our manufacturing and installation team.

    Built to last

    2mm ABS edging on every panel and a 10-year warranty on all sliding door movement.

    Trusted installers

    Trained in-house and CSCS-carded.

    Fully insured

    Federation of Small Businesses members with £5m public, employers’ and product liability cover.

    Reviews

    Rated 4.9 on Google by Our Customers

    “I need some replacement sliding doors for a built in wardrobe in a flat in Guildford. I contacted a number of companies; Sliding Wardrobe Warehouse were outstanding in terms of response and quality of work. No problems at all; highly recommended.”

    Andrew Walmsley · Google review

    “Great wardrobes fitted over 10 years ago, still working perfectly and looking great!”

    Maggie Thorpe · Google review

    “We went to the showrooms in Dorking where we had a warm welcome from Mark who gave us all the information we needed on the Shaker style doors that we wanted. On the day of the installation the fitter, also called Mark, did a very professional job and cleared away afterwards.”

    John Brooks · Google review

    Areas we cover

    Sliding Wardrobes Across Surrey and Sussex

    [Photo: a sliding wardrobe we fitted in a Surrey home]

    From our showroom and workshop in Dorking, we design and fit sliding wardrobes in homes across Surrey and Sussex, including:

    FAQs

    Sliding Wardrobe FAQs

    [Photo: showroom door samples]

    Can’t see your question? Call us on 01306 741488 or ask during your showroom visit.

    Yes, they are usually the best choice for a small bedroom. Sliding doors need no clearance to open, so you can place a bed or chest of drawers closer to the wardrobe, and mirrored doors make the room feel larger and brighter.

    Yes. We make replacement sliding doors for existing built-in wardrobes, measured and made to fit your opening, so you can update the look without replacing the whole wardrobe.

    Yes. Because everything is made to measure, we can design around sloping ceilings, awkward angles and uneven walls. Shaker doors can even be angled to follow the line of the ceiling.

    Yes. All the mirrors and glass we use in our sliding doors comply with the safety requirements of BS 6206.

    We give a 10-year warranty on all movement of the sliding doors on our custom wardrobes.

    Most wardrobes take around a day to install, while larger or more complex designs can take a little longer. We will give you a realistic timeframe when we plan your wardrobe.

    Yes. Builders, carpenters, developers and DIY customers can order our made-to-measure panels and doors on a supply-only basis, cut and finished to the sizes and finishes you specify.

    Yes. Both door systems, along with a range of finishes, are on display at our Dorking showroom. Visits are by appointment, so call us on 01306 741488 to arrange a time.

    Every sliding wardrobe is made to measure, so the price depends on the size, the door system, the finishes and the interior you choose. We provide a clear quote once we have seen your room and agreed a design.

    Ready to Design Your Sliding Wardrobe?

    Visit our Dorking showroom to see the door systems and finishes for yourself, or call us to arrange a home survey.