Sliding wardrobes
in mirror, glass
& tinted panels
Custom sliding wardrobe door systems made to your exact opening — mirror, frosted, tinted and clear glass panels in any frame colour. Supplied and installed across Melbourne and Geelong.
More room, better
looking
Hinged wardrobe doors need clearance to swing — clearance that eats into your floor space and restricts furniture placement. Sliding doors solve this completely. The panels glide on a track and stack behind each other, meaning the full door opening is always accessible without any space penalty.
Beyond the practical advantage, a sliding wardrobe is a design decision. A full-mirror configuration effectively doubles the perceived size of a bedroom. A frosted or tinted panel adds material interest to a wall that would otherwise be flat and forgettable. And because every system we make is custom-sized, the doors fit your opening precisely — no awkward gaps, no off-the-shelf compromise.
Four panel types,
every look
Each panel type has a different visual character and suits different rooms and design intentions. Panels can be mixed within a single wardrobe — a common combination is two mirror panels flanking a frosted centre.
Most popular
Mirror Panels
The single most requested panel type. A full-mirror wardrobe reflects light, makes the room feel larger, and provides a full-length dressing mirror without taking up floor space. Available in standard clear mirror and smoked tinted mirror.
Soft & diffused
Frosted Glass Panels
Frosted glass admits diffused light while obscuring the contents of the wardrobe. A softer, more considered alternative to mirror — particularly popular in master bedrooms and walk-in robes where the brief is calm and uncluttered.
Premium
Tinted & Clear Glass Panels
Bronze, grey and charcoal tinted glass panels add colour and depth to a wardrobe wall — a more architectural choice that reads as considered and premium. Clear glass works well when you want to display contents deliberately, such as in a display wardrobe or walk-in robe.
Mirror Wardrobes
The room feels
twice as large
A full-height mirror wardrobe is the most effective single intervention you can make in a bedroom — more so than a new light fitting, new flooring or new furniture. The mirror reflects the entire room back at you, doubling the apparent depth and making even a compact bedroom feel genuinely spacious.
We install mirror wardrobes in standard clear mirror and in smoked or bronze tinted mirror for a warmer, more intimate feel. The mirror is bonded to a backing panel and fitted into an aluminium frame in your choice of colour — the result is a completely contained, rigid door that won't distort, warp or delaminate.
- Standard clear mirror — sharp, bright, true reflection
- Smoked mirror — warm, slightly bronzed reflection
- Bronze mirror — warm tone, popular in heritage and Hamptons interiors
- Mirror bonded to rigid backing — no distortion, no delamination
- Frame in satin black, white, brushed silver or any custom colour
- Soft-close bottom guide available as standard upgrade
Glass Wardrobes
Glass that works
with your interior
Frosted and tinted glass panels give you the lightweight, luminous quality of glass without the full transparency of clear. Frosted panels scatter light beautifully — they glow softly when backlit and have a calm, considered quality that mirror cannot replicate. Tinted panels add colour depth and a sense of richness.
All glass panels we use in wardrobe doors are toughened safety glass, edge-polished before installation. We offer acid-etched frosting (a satin, non-directional texture) and sandblasted frosting (a slightly coarser, more tactile surface). For tinted glass, we stock grey, bronze and charcoal — and can source custom tints on request.
- Acid-etched frosting — fine, satin, non-directional texture
- Sandblasted frosting — coarser, more tactile surface
- Grey, bronze and charcoal tints available from stock
- Clear glass option for display or open-shelf wardrobes
- All glass toughened to AS/NZS 2208 safety standard
- Panels can be mixed — e.g. mirror + frosted in the same opening
See your wardrobe
before you order
Pick a frame colour and panel type below. The door preview updates live. Visit either showroom to see physical samples of every finish shown here.
Satin Black frame · Mirror panels · 3 doors — a clean, high-impact configuration. The mirror reflects light and maximises the sense of space in any bedroom.
This is a visual guide only. Visit our Dandenong South or Armstrong Creek showroom to see and touch actual samples before ordering.
Recent installations
Mirror · Satin black frame
Frosted glass · White frame
Smoked mirror · Bronze frame
Charcoal tint · Gunmetal
Clear glass · 4-door
Fluted glass · Black frame
* Replace placeholder images with actual wardrobe project photos for maximum impact.
From opening size to
finished doors
Our wardrobe process is one of the fastest installations we do. Most single-opening jobs are completed in under three hours from the time our installer arrives.
Free measure
We measure your opening precisely — width, height, depth and floor level — to ensure the doors fit perfectly.
Choose your finish
Pick your frame colour and panel type. Bring a paint chip or cabinet door — we'll colour-match the frame on request.
Production
Glass is cut to size, framed and quality-checked at our Dandenong South workshop. Typical lead time 1–2 weeks.
Installation
We install the track, hang the doors and adjust the rollers and guides until the action is smooth and level.
Done
Ready to use immediately. We clean the glass, pack up and leave your bedroom tidy before we go.
What do sliding
wardrobes cost?
Pricing depends on the opening width and height, number of doors, panel type and frame colour. The ranges below are a guide — contact us for a free, fixed-price quote for your opening.
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2-door sliding wardrobeStandard opening, mirror or glass panelsFrom $680
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3-door sliding wardrobeStandard opening, mirror or glass panelsFrom $980
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4-door sliding wardrobeWide opening, mirror or glass panelsFrom $1,350
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Floor-to-ceiling upgradeCustom height beyond standard 2400mmFrom $120
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Soft-close mechanismPer door, bottom guide upgradeFrom $45
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Custom frame colourPowder-coated to Dulux matchPOA
* Indicative pricing only. All prices include supply and professional installation. Final price depends on opening dimensions, panel type and frame finish. Request a free measure and fixed-price quote.
Real results, real reviews
Had mirror wardrobes installed in the master bedroom and both guest rooms. The difference is remarkable — the rooms feel twice the size. The installation was fast and tidy and the doors glide perfectly.
We went with frosted glass panels in a satin black frame for our renovation and the result is stunning. Exactly the look we wanted — calm and considered. Best Stairs matched the frame colour to our door handles perfectly.
Four-door smoked mirror wardrobe for a new build. Measured precisely, delivered on time and installed without a single issue. The soft-close guides are a great touch. Highly recommend the team.
Wardrobe FAQs
Can you install sliding wardrobes in an existing opening?
Yes — the majority of our wardrobe installations are retrofits into existing openings. We measure the opening precisely and manufacture the doors and track to suit. The top and bottom tracks are fixed to the existing structure with no structural modification required. The only thing to check beforehand is that the ceiling is level and the floor is reasonably flat — we can accommodate minor variations during installation, but significant unevenness may need to be addressed before we start.
Can I mix different panel types in one wardrobe?
Absolutely — mixed panel configurations are one of the most popular options we do. A common choice is a mirror panel on the outer doors with a frosted glass panel in the centre, or alternating clear and tinted panels for a feature effect. There is no limit to how panels can be combined, as long as the frame profile is consistent across all doors. We'll advise on what works visually during the measure-up visit.
How do I match the frame colour to my room?
The easiest way is to bring a physical reference to either of our showrooms — a door handle, a piece of trim, a paint chip or even a cabinet door. We can colour-match our powder-coated aluminium frame to almost any Dulux or custom colour. For standard colours (satin black, white, brushed silver, gunmetal), no matching process is needed — we stock these in our standard range. Allow extra lead time for custom colour-matched frames as these require a separate powder-coating run.
What is the maximum height you can go?
We can manufacture wardrobe doors up to approximately 3000mm (3 metres) in height. Standard doors are sized to 2400mm, which suits most ceiling heights. For floor-to-ceiling installations in homes with 2700mm, 3000mm or higher ceilings, we size the doors precisely to the ceiling height including any cornice offset. Very tall doors (above 2700mm) require heavier-duty rollers and may be subject to an additional charge — we'll include this in your quote.
How long does installation take?
A single two or three door wardrobe installation typically takes 2–3 hours. Larger openings with four or more doors, or installations with additional complexity (uneven floors, non-standard ceiling heights), may take up to half a day. The total timeline from measure to installation is generally 2–3 weeks, depending on our current schedule. We'll confirm the lead time and installation date when your order is placed.
Do the doors come with internal wardrobe fittings?
Our sliding wardrobe doors are a door and track system only — we do not supply the internal shelving, rails or drawers. However, because our doors sit on an external track in front of the opening, any internal fitting system can be used behind them independently. Many of our clients use the doors with a flat-pack internal system (IKEA PAX, Howards Storage, etc.) or with a custom cabinetmaker's internal fit-out — both approaches work seamlessly with our door system.
Ready to design
your wardrobe?
Free measure-up and fixed-price quote across Melbourne and Geelong. Mirror, frosted or tinted — manufactured in our own workshop, installed by our own team.