POLL: Which is your favourite - sliding door or hinged door wardrobes?

Neatsmith

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

Hinged or sliding - which type of door would you choose for the exterior of your wardrobe and why?

Cloister Sliding Doors

Lacquered Glass Hinged Doors

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SUPERIOR WARDROBES
8 years ago
You save more space with sliding doors.
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HINSON Custom Made Timber Products
7 years ago
More traditional the better :)
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Flo G
7 years ago
I've always gone with hinged doors since I scared my clothes could get snagged on the runners (I'm probably being over cautious) and I like to be able to see all my clothes at once so I can figure out an outfit.
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7 years ago
Sliding - seem to be more practical in small rooms.
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Sliding doors - space saving and stylish!

POLL: Which is your favourite - sliding door or hinged door wardrobes?

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