Sliding Door Kits

Maximise your space and modernize your interiors with our comprehensive range of sliding door kits. Unlike traditional hinged doors that require clearance to swing open, sliding doors glide effortlessly along a rail, making them the perfect space-saving solution for tight hallways, compact bedrooms, and dividing open-plan living areas.

Whether you are updating a wardrobe, installing a stylish room divider, or fitting a space-saving pocket door, we supply high-quality track systems from trusted brands like Coburn and Slik:

Wardrobe & Cupboard Systems

Smooth-gliding top and bottom tracks designed specifically for lightweight to medium-weight wardrobe doors. Available in bi-fold and multi-door configurations to suit any closet width.

Room Dividers & Passage Doors

Heavy-duty top-hung tracks capable of supporting solid timber or glass doors (up to 120kg depending on the model). Ideal for separating living spaces or creating sleek barn-style doors.

Pocket Door Kits

The ultimate space-saver. These kits provide the framework to allow a door to slide seamlessly inside the adjacent wall cavity, completely disappearing from view when open.

Accessories & Upgrades

Enhance your sliding doors with soft-close and opening kits to prevent slamming, extra wheel sets for multi-door setups, and galvanised steel pelmets to neatly conceal the tracking hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions | FAQs

What is the difference between top-hung and bottom-rolling sliding doors?

Top-hung sliding door systems suspend the weight of the door from a heavy-duty track fixed to the wall or ceiling above the doorway. A small guide is often placed on the floor to keep the door from swinging, leaving the threshold clear. These are ideal for heavy room dividers and barn doors. Bottom-rolling sliding door systems distribute the door's weight onto wheels that run along a track fixed to the floor, with a top track acting merely as a guide. These are generally used for lighter wardrobe and cupboard doors where a floor track won't create a tripping hazard.

Can I convert a normal hinged door into a sliding door?

Yes. In most cases, a standard internal wooden door can be converted into a sliding door (often styled as a "barn door") by removing the hinges and mounting sliding door hardware to the top edge. However, you must ensure the wall structure above the doorway is strong enough to support the weight of the door and the track system. Additionally, the door needs to be slightly wider and taller than the opening to provide adequate overlap when closed.

How do I stop my sliding doors from slamming?

If your sliding doors are prone to bouncing or slamming shut, you can install a soft-closer kit. These discrete hydraulic dampeners fit inside or alongside the track. As the door approaches the end of its run, the mechanism catches the door and gently glides it to a smooth, quiet close, protecting both the door and the frame from impact damage.