FAQ

Sliding doors are great for closets that are open most of the time. For a rustic-style home, a barn door or wall hanging that slides along a top track offers a nice design detail for the surrounding room.

Bifold doors are made of two small panels that fold into each other as they open. … Sliding doors are great for smaller rooms where there is less space to accommodate doors that open out and away from the closet.

Louvered, or shuttered, closet doors allow air to circulate and discourage mildew, making them a perfect solution for Air Conditioner Unit, bathrooms, utility closets and laundry rooms. Cleaning, repairing or replacing them can seem daunting but there are useful tips that don’t require complete disassembling.

Standard interior door width is 32 inches. This is the minimum width required for a passage door. You may also find a few narrower doors in stock, including 30 inches, 28 inches, and 24 inches.

Yes, our sliding closet doors do require floor track, but they go glued down with a special silicone that does NOT damage the floor beneath it, and they are only ¼ of an inch high, so they are almost entirely flat.

Sliding doors need to overlap in the center by 2 to 3 inches, so keep that in mind as you figure your door measurements. Because not all door frames are completely leveled, measure the width of the openingat both the top and bottom.

The standard widths that sliding closet doors typically come in are 24 inches, 28 inches, 30 inches, 32 inches, or 36 inches. Read more about different types of sliding doors here.

Bypass closet doors, also known as sliding closet doors are familiar to most of us. Bypass doors are installed within a frame that has a track that allows the doors to slide past one another. Today, they come in a wide variety of materials such as wood, aluminum, acrylic or plexy-glass and glass.

Sliding door wardrobes are a more contemporary storage solution, but also an excellent option to go for, working well in numerous room types. Their biggest advantage is that they don’t require much space in front of them, as their doors slide from side to side.

7 Different Types Of Closet Doors
Bypass Closet Doors.
Bifold Closet Doors.
Sliding Barn Doors.
Wall Slide Door
Pivot Doors.
French Closet Doors.
Accordion Doors.

If you want a more open look for the room, a sliding door is going to be the best option. You will not need to worry about where the door swings. However, when it comes to space, you also must consider the size of the room and where the door is going to be placed when choosing between a normal or sliding door.

When two spaces want to be made into one and then divided into two rooms, a sliding door is the easiest solution. Compared to a hinge door sliding doors save floor space, so they are well suited for room dividers in small apartments.