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Manatarms1239 Apr 2023 21:52Hello
We are looking for a sliding door for the wardrobe in our hallway.
The niche width in our hallway is 110cm (43 inches).
We need a two-part door.
For example, a fixed panel on the left and a sliding door on the right, each part 55cm (22 inches) wide.
Can anyone tell me where we can buy something like this?
We also need the door in RAL 9006.
Thank you very much for your help
We are looking for a sliding door for the wardrobe in our hallway.
The niche width in our hallway is 110cm (43 inches).
We need a two-part door.
For example, a fixed panel on the left and a sliding door on the right, each part 55cm (22 inches) wide.
Can anyone tell me where we can buy something like this?
We also need the door in RAL 9006.
Thank you very much for your help
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Manatarms12310 Apr 2023 07:45Sorry, I forgot to mention that the doors should be full height, about 2.50m (8 ft 2 in).
We have a recess in the hallway between the guest toilet and the wall next to the staircase, which should then be covered by the sliding door.
We have a recess in the hallway between the guest toilet and the wall next to the staircase, which should then be covered by the sliding door.
Manatarms123 schrieb:
We have a recess in the hallway between the guest toilet and the wall next to the staircase that will be covered by a sliding door. We had something similar in our townhouse. We built a barn door ourselves, double-leaf and swinging. It was very practical and looked good. I would do it the same way again.
If a sliding door is the only option for you, I would definitely make it sliding on both sides.
This can also be a DIY project. Components are available at hardware stores. If you don’t feel confident doing it yourself, you could hire a carpenter. However, that won’t be cheap.
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