How to Measure The Space For Your Sliding Wardrobe

Wall & Floor Liners

If the walls of the installation space are not very square or vertical, we can supply you with wall liners. Similarly we can supply floor liners to compensate for floors which are not flat or straight.  Usually, we recommend floor liners when the wardrobe doors are to be installed onto carpet.

If you opt to use wall or floor liners, please supply your measurements from the inside of the liner rather than the surface on which they have been installed.

End Panels

If your wardrobe will not be fitted wall to wall, we can supply end panels.  Width measurements for this type of construction should simply be the width that you would like the wardrobe to have.

Infills

If your installation width is greater than 5000mm, we can supply infills which are typically installed either side of the sliding wardrobe doors. Infills can be used with our wall and floor liners.

Maximum Ceiling Height

For installations where the ceiling is higher than 2490mm, we recommend floor liners if the ceiling is only a little higher.

Restricted Height & Angled Ceilings

We are delighted to manufacture wardrobes and sliding doors for spaces with restricted height or angled ceilings, though we do need more extra measurements to be supplied.

As well as the overall width and height measurements, we need to know the following:

Where the sloping ceiling meets the wall, the first measurement is the height from the floor to the start of that sloping part of the ceiling.

The second important measurement is the width of the opening at ceiling level, from the wall to the start of the downward sloping angle.

A template of the angle is the most accurate way and preferred where possible.