Wardrobe Door-Style Selector

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Explore your door options

Once you have a door style in mind, the specialists we connect you with supply and install it to fit your opening, with the track, finish and hardware matched to your room.

Door-style questions

Mirror or vinyl wardrobe doors, which is better?

Mirror doors bounce light around and make a small or dark room feel larger, and they double as a full-length mirror. Vinyl doors give a solid, clean face that hides the interior and comes in many colours, usually at a lower price. Mirror suits brightening a room; vinyl suits hiding clutter or matching a colour scheme on a tighter budget.

Sliding or hinged wardrobe doors?

Sliding doors save the swing space in front of the robe, so they suit tighter bedrooms and are the common choice for built-ins. Hinged doors open fully for a clear view of the whole interior and read as a more traditional, joinery-style finish, but they need room to swing. This selector removes the options that do not fit your preference.

How much does it cost to replace wardrobe doors?

Indicative Adelaide supply-and-install bands per opening are roughly vinyl hinged $500 to $1,000, vinyl sliding $600 to $1,100, mirror sliding $800 to $1,400, timber hinged $900 to $1,600 and glass sliding $1,000 to $1,600. Your final price depends on size, track type and finish, so get free quotes from vetted specialists for an exact figure.