Cream matte lacquer
Any RAL / NCS on request
Sliding Door Wardrobe
Custom sliding door wardrobes with smooth soft-close tracks — mirrored, lacquer, veneer or fluted panels, sized to your wall and built to order in our Foshan factory.
George Group builds custom sliding door wardrobes with lacquer, mirror, veneer or fluted panels on cycle-rated soft-close tracks — sized wall to wall and floor to ceiling in our Foshan factory. Lead time is 45–60 days with no fixed MOQ, shipping worldwide FOB or DDP.
- Lead time
- 45–60 days
- Minimum order
- No fixed MOQ
- Customization
- Fully made to order
- Shipping
- FOB or DDP worldwide
Like what you see? Send us your floor plan — we'll draw it up and quote it.
Sliding Door Wardrobes That Work Where Hinged Doors Can't
A custom sliding door wardrobe sized to your wall — smooth soft-close tracks, panels in lacquer, mirror, veneer or fluted designs, built to order in our Foshan factory.
A sliding door wardrobe is the answer when the room cannot spare the swing of a hinged door — and ours are sized to your wall, not to a catalogue. Panel count, track length, door overlaps and interior layout are all set at shop-drawing stage, so the doors glide past each other exactly as drawn, from wall to wall if that is what the room wants.
The panels run on branded soft-close tracks, framed in aluminium and faced in your choice of lacquer, mirror, veneer or fluted designs. Every module is cut, fitted and dry-assembled in our Foshan factory, then flat-packed in numbered cartons to travel with the rest of your wardrobe order or a whole-home package.
- No door swing — the wardrobe works in rooms where hinged doors cannot
- Branded soft-close sliding tracks are cycle-rated and factory-fitted
- Panels come in lacquer, mirror, veneer, fluted or mixed designs
- Wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling sizing is drawn in millimetres
- Interior layouts include LED lighting, drawers and jewellery trays
- No fixed MOQ — one wardrobe ships with the rest of your order
Full specification
Dimensions, track systems, panel materials and ordering terms for the sliding door wardrobe — every value is fixed on shop drawings and approved by you before production.
| Item | Standard specification |
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| Overall size | Drawn to your wall in millimetres — typically 1,500–3,600 mm wide, 650–680 mm deep including tracks, and full ceiling height up to 2,700 mm with top boxes. |
| Panel configurations | Two to four sliding panels, each up to 1,200 mm wide, on double or triple tracks; symmetric or asymmetric splits drawn to your interior layout. |
| Track systems | Bottom-rolling tracks as standard for long-term reliability, top-hung systems where a clear floor line is wanted — both with soft-close in both directions. |
| Structure | Floor-standing carcass with adjustable levelling feet, scribed and fixed to walls; top track concealed behind a pelmet for a built-in line. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Carcass | 18 mm moisture-resistant board — plywood, melamine-faced or PET-faced — with laser-edge banding; interiors in linen, woodgrain or solid-colour finishes. |
| Panel faces | Matte or gloss lacquer, super-matte PET, melamine, wood veneer, fluted panels, or safety-backed mirror in clear, bronze or grey — mixed within one wardrobe. |
| Panel frames | Slim aluminium frames in silver, black, bronze or champagne, with handle profiles from recessed pulls to full-length edge grips. |
| Hardware | Branded soft-close sliding gear and full-extension drawer runners, hanging rails in steel or brass finish, pull-out trays, trouser racks and jewellery inserts. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Standard palettes | Whites, greiges and warm woodgrains from our stock board range — the finishes shown in the swatches below are the ones we keep in production. |
| Lacquer colours | Any RAL or NCS reference, matched to your physical sample and approved on a couriered lacquer panel before production. |
| Mirror and glass | Safety-backed mirror in clear, bronze or grey; reeded, fluted or lacquered glass panels for contemporary designs. |
| Mixed panels | Lacquer with a fluted oak accent, mirror with veneer, or colour-blocked panels — mixed within one track system on the same drawing. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Storage layout | Long, mid and double hanging, drawer stacks, adjustable shelving, shoe runs, trouser racks, tie and belt pull-outs, jewellery trays — laid out so the doors you open most serve the storage you use most. |
| Panel designs | Flat lacquer, fluted or slatted panels, mirrored sections, veneer or mixed-material designs — every panel drawn to scale before production. |
| Lighting | Integrated LED strips in 3000 K or 4000 K with door or motion sensors, wired in the factory and ready for your electrician. |
| Matching pieces | Bedside units, dressing tables, desks, TV units and headboards in the same finishes, produced in the same order and shipped in the same container. |
| Item | Standard specification |
|---|---|
| Lead time | Typically 45–60 days after shop-drawing and sample approval, confirmed per order before deposit. |
| Minimum order | No fixed MOQ — a single wardrobe ships with the rest of your order in a shared container. |
| Shipping | FOB from our port or DDP to your door, quoted per destination; flat-packed in numbered 5-ply export cartons. |
| Warranty | 5-year hardware and workmanship warranty, with spare panels and hardware available on reorder. |
Material & finish samples
The boards, veneers, glass and hardware finishes used in this wardrobe — a physical sample of each is couriered to you for approval before production.
Natural white oak
Fluted accent panels
Natural walnut
Veneer panels
Plywood carcass
18 mm moisture-resistant
Reeded glass
Sliding panel sections
Fluted oak
Solid slats or veneer, oiled or stained
Materials & construction
How the wardrobe is built: 18 mm moisture-resistant carcass, aluminium-framed sliding panels, branded soft-close tracks and optional LED lighting.
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Tracks you can trust for decades
Branded soft-close sliding gear, cycle-rated for project use and factory-fitted to each panel — doors close to a whisper in both directions, and the mechanism is a standard part if it ever needs replacing.
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Panels that stay true
Aluminium-framed panels with factory-tensioned faces stay flat across 1,200 mm widths — no bowing, no rattling, no doors jumping their tracks.
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Interiors mapped to the doors
The interior layout is drawn together with the panel split, so drawers and pull-outs never hide behind the door overlap — the mistake off-the-shelf sliding wardrobes make every day.
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A pelmet line that reads built-in
The top track conceals behind a pelmet drawn to your ceiling line, so the wardrobe reads as fitted joinery — not a freestanding box with sliding doors.
Certifications & compliance
Timber, panels and packaging certified for your destination market — EU, US, UK and Australia.
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FSC-certified timber
Certified oak, walnut and veneer supplied on request
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ISO 9001 factory
Quality-managed, audited production processes
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CARB P2 · TSCA Title VI
Low-emission panels for the US market on request
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CE-compliant components
LED lighting and electrical fittings
- E1 · E0
EN 717-1 emissions
E1 board as standard, E0 on request
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SGS inspection
Third-party pre-shipment inspection accepted
Customization options
Every sliding door wardrobe is made to order — nothing is picked from a catalogue. The options below are fixed at shop-drawing stage and confirmed on physical samples before production, so what you approve is what the container delivers.
- Dimensions
- width, height and depth drawn to your wall in millimetres — wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling where the room wants it.
- Panels
- two to four panels in lacquer, mirror, veneer, fluted or mixed designs, on double or triple tracks.
- Tracks
- bottom-rolling for reliability or top-hung for a clear floor line, both with soft-close in both directions.
- Storage
- hanging, drawer stacks, shelving, shoe runs and jewellery trays — mapped to the panel split so everything stays reachable.
- Lighting
- LED in 3000 K or 4000 K with door or motion sensors, factory-wired.
- Matching pieces
- bedside units, dressing tables, desks, TV units and headboards in the same finishes.
Want every detail built your way? Talk to us — consultation is free.
Sliding vs hinged doors: an honest comparison
We build both every week, so this comparison has no agenda — the right answer is the one that fits your room and habits.
- Choose sliding when the room is tight
- no door swing means the bed can sit closer, corridors stay clear, and the wardrobe works where hinged doors simply cannot open.
- Choose sliding for wide walls
- panels up to 1,200 mm and runs to 3,600 mm make sliding the natural answer for a full wardrobe wall.
- Choose hinged for full access
- hinged doors open the entire wardrobe at once; sliding doors always leave one section behind a panel. If you dress from the whole wardrobe daily, hinged may serve you better.
- Choose hinged for the tightest seal
- hinged doors close against the carcass on all four sides — a marginal but real advantage in dusty or humid climates.
- Not sure? Send the room plan — we will draw both and tell you honestly which one the room supports.
Packaging and shipping
The wardrobe flat-packs for container shipping: carcass panels, sliding panels in protective frames, track kits and hardware in numbered 5-ply export cartons, with mirrored panels crated with edge protection. Every carton is labelled by room and module number, and the packing list follows the installation sequence.
Loading is planned in Foshan and documented with photos before the container is sealed. The wardrobe normally travels in the same container as the rest of your order — under one packing list and one delivery window, FOB from our port or DDP to your door.
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Shop drawings confirmed
Panel split, track system, finishes and interior layout are all signed off on drawings and physical samples before production starts.
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In-production photos
You receive photos and video at key production stages — including panels fitted to their tracks and tested.
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Pre-shipment inspection
Every wardrobe is dry-assembled and checked against the drawings before packing; hardware counts are verified per carton.
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Packing list by room
Cartons are numbered by room and module, and the packing list doubles as the installation sequence.
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Container loading photos
Loading is photographed before the container is sealed, so you can verify condition and load order.
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After-delivery support
Report any transit damage with photos within 7 days — replacement panels are remade and sent with your next shipment or by courier.
Care and maintenance
Panel faces need only a soft dry or slightly damp cloth — no solvents or abrasives on lacquer, PET, mirror or veneer. Mirrored panels clean with standard glass cleaner on a soft cloth.
Keep the bottom track free of dust and grit — a quick vacuum of the channel every few months is all the maintenance the sliding gear asks for. Rollers and soft-close units are replaceable standard parts, available on reorder years later.
Where it works best
Where a made-to-order sliding door wardrobe earns its keep — from compact bedrooms and corridors to family homes and apartment projects.
Compact bedrooms
No door swing means the bed stays put and the walkway stays clear — the wardrobe that fits rooms hinged doors cannot serve.
Corridors and walk-throughs
Sliding panels keep circulation spaces moving — storage along a corridor wall without doors opening into the path.
Family homes
Soft-close in both directions, no pinched fingers, and panels that children cannot slam — practical, quiet and safe.
Apartment developments
Repeatable panel logic with per-unit sizing — one drawing set, many rooms, flat-packed and labelled per unit.
FAQ
Questions importers ask us first
Straight answers on minimum orders, lead times, shipping and payment — before you commit.
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Are sliding door wardrobes reliable long-term?
With branded, cycle-rated gear — yes. The failures you may have heard about come from budget tracks and unframed panels. Our panels are aluminium-framed, factory-fitted and tested on their tracks before packing, and every component is a replaceable standard part available years later.
Can I access the whole wardrobe with sliding doors?
Not all at once — one section always sits behind a panel, which is the honest trade-off for saving the door swing. We draw the interior so daily-use storage sits behind the doors you will open most, and seldom-used items live behind the overlap.
Bottom-rolling or top-hung tracks — which is better?
Bottom-rolling is our default: the weight sits on the floor, the gear lasts longest, and adjustment is simplest. Top-hung gives a completely clear floor line, which some rooms and designs call for. Both carry soft-close in both directions; we will advise per your floor and ceiling construction.
Can I mix mirror with other panel materials?
Yes — mirrored panels are safety-backed and run in the same frames as lacquer, veneer or fluted panels. A central mirror panel flanked by lacquer, or bronze mirror with walnut, are two of the combinations we build most.
How deep does a sliding door wardrobe need to be?
650–680 mm including tracks for standard hanging — the track system takes about 80–100 mm beyond the carcass. Where depth is tight we can work to 600 mm with slimmer interiors, and we will tell you honestly if sliding is the wrong answer for a very shallow wall.
How are mirrored sliding panels shipped without breaking?
Mirrored panels are safety-backed, foam-wrapped and crated with edge protection inside the numbered carton system. Every panel is inspected before packing, and you receive container loading photos before the vessel sails.
What is the minimum order and lead time?
No fixed MOQ — one wardrobe ships with the rest of your order in a shared container. Lead time is typically 45–60 days after drawing and sample approval, confirmed per order before deposit.
What should I send to get a quotation?
Your wall width and ceiling height, the number of panels and materials you have in mind (or ask us to propose a design), the interior storage you need most, and reference photos if you have them. We return an itemized quotation with the layout drawing.
How much does a custom sliding door wardrobe cost?
Pricing is per project, not from a list — the drivers are the wall length and height, the panel count and materials (melamine through lacquer, veneer or mirror), the track system, and the interior fittings. Send your dimensions and finish direction and we return an itemized quotation with the shop drawings.
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