A wardrobe or cupboard narrower than 600 mm doesn’t leave enough width for a sliding system, and a shallow one loses too much of its depth to the tracks. Hinged doors need neither. An alcove beside the chimney breast, a recess in the hallway, a single cupboard in the corner of the living room: each can take a full glass door, cut to the exact size of the opening, with every centimetre inside left free for what you want to store.
A hinged door swings clear of the opening, so the full interior is in view and within reach, with nothing hidden behind a second panel. We set the glass in an aluminium profile and hang it on heavy-duty hinges made specifically for glass and aluminium frames, so the door keeps its line and its easy movement however often it’s opened.
In a hallway or a bedroom, a mirrored wardrobe door does two jobs at once: it’s the mirror you check yourself in on the way out, and it throws light back into a space that rarely has enough. Choose from several mirror finishes, a single colour that lets the wardrobe sit quietly against the wall, or a printed design that makes it the first thing you notice.
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