How to Fit a Sliding Door Wardrobe?

Hey! I saw you asking how to fit sliding wardrobe doors and can help you with the process. I got my room renovated and got a sliding wardrobe. So, I got help from my friend, and we installed sliding doors in the wardrobe. Let me show you how to do the same.

How to Fit Sliding Doors on a Wardrobe?

The first step is to measure the sliding wardrobe doors. Here is how you can do that:

• Use a spirit level and check the level of the floors, ceilings and walls.

• Measure the opening’s depth and keep around 620 mm of your total wardrobe depth where the interior elements will be placed. 

• Measure the height across the space in three locations where the wardrobe will be placed. Ensure that you take the tiniest measurement so wardrobe fits the complete space.

• Measure the width of the bottom and top of the opening. Double-check all the measurements.

Let’s move on to how do you fit sliding wardrobe doors.

• Start by screwing the top track to the ceiling. Use equal spacing before positioning the bottom track on the floor without fixing it.

• Insert the door into the back channel of the bottoms of the top tracks. 

• Have the doors positioned on either side of the track and level it up. Mark the floor before you remove the door.

• Measure in 100 mm from the wall for all track kinds. Repeat this process, spacing out every track evenly across the track’s length.

• Measure 37 mm from your line and mark another line for placing the track-fixing disks. Fix these in position by screwing them to the floor with appropriate fixings.

• Mark the position of the drill holes, drill them through the track and fix them to the floor.

• Fit the back doors in, and remove the yellow transportation lock to turn on the anti-jump system. 

• Use an allen key and adjust the bottom wheels, altering the angle and height of every door. Do so by adjusting the bolt nearest to the door.

• Repeat the last 2 steps for every door to complete the installation.

So, this is how to fit sliding wardrobe doors. I hope it helps.