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The Height Of Sliding Wardrobe Doors

The large majority of our sliding wardrobe doors are made-to-measure and fitted from floor to ceiling.

Our door heights start from around 1200mm.

The maximum door heights that we supply are:

  • 2650mm* (Doors with two or more panels)
  • 2450mm-2480mm* (Full Panel doors)
    *2650mm plus the door frame fits a 2720mm floor to ceiling measurement.
    *2450mm plus the door frame fits a 2520mm floor to ceiling measurement.

If your floor to ceiling height measurement exceeds our maximums, we can install a height reduction plinth to maintain the desired floor to ceiling fitted wardrobe finish. With height reduction plinths you do not lose any internal storage height.

Standard Height Doors

In addition to our made-to-measure doors, we also supply a full range of standard height (and width) doors.

Our standard height sliding wardrobe doors are 2220mm (door height) which we install into an opening height of 2260mm. If your floor to ceiling height is greater than the set dimension, installation can often be achieved using the previously mentioned height reduction plinths.

Another consideration is the width of your wardrobe. Our standard (fixed sized) doors come in three widths of 610mm, 762mm and 914mm.

We have integrated these doors into many of our designs over the years and it's always an option worth considering. However, on balance the cost saving of buying these doors can sometimes be lost due to the additional labour and materials required. We will give you our honest opinion, based on years of experience, to help you make the choice that's right for you.

New Build & Older Properties

Traditionally, houses were built with higher ceilings. The reasons for this are well documented and include light and ventilation benefits. Historically, architects were also far less economical with space and materials, they provided light and airy spaces, with ornate mouldings and many traditional features, including open fireplaces. As architecture and building techniques have changed to accommodate modern day living over the years, the height of a typical room is far less than it used to be. As a result of this, our standard doors are usually (but not always) better suited to newer properties.

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