Fitted Sliding Wardrobes in Ireland
Doors that need no room to open, made to your wall in wood, mirror or glass.
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Short answerSliding wardrobes cost €2,500 to €4,588 fitted for 2.4 m to 3 m. They suit narrow rooms, because a sliding door needs no floor space to open.
When sliding doors are the right call
When the room is narrow. A hinged door needs its own width of clear floor in front of it to open. In a box room, or a double bedroom with the bed close to the wardrobe wall, that floor isn't there. A sliding door needs none.
What sliding wardrobes cost
€2,500 to €4,588 for 2.4 m to 3 m, fitted, with two or three doors and the inside. Bought on their own, sliding door panels with their track run €265 to €385 a door, and an interior to suit two to four doors €435 to €1,305.
Wood, mirror or glass
- Wood or plain panels are the lowest price and the easiest to live with.
- Mirror makes a small room look bigger and saves a separate mirror. Ask for safety-backed glass.
- Painted or coloured glass costs the most and shows fingerprints. It looks the part in a main bedroom.
Tracks, and why they matter
Bottom-rolling doors run on wheels in a floor track: the weight sits on the floor and they run smoothly for years. Top-hung doors hang from the ceiling track and leave the floor clear, which suits carpet. Either way, the track has to be fixed to something solid, and the ceiling in older houses rarely is level. A fitter packs and scribes it.
The one thing to know before you choose
You can only open half of a sliding wardrobe at a time. Plan the inside so the things you use every day sit behind the door you open most.
Every kind of fitted wardrobe
Pick the one that suits the room. The company that rings you can price more than one.
Bespoke wardrobes
From €4,100
Made to measure for alcoves, chimney breasts and odd ceilings.
More on bespoke wardrobes →Walk-in wardrobes
From €4,000
A box room or one end of a bedroom, fitted out to dress in.
More on walk-in wardrobes →Attic wardrobes
From €800
Cut to the slope, with drawers along the low wall.
More on attic wardrobes →IKEA PAX as built-in
Units €366 to €1,253
Flat-pack frames fitted wall to wall with filler panels.
More on PAX →Wardrobe sizes
60 cm deep, usually
Depth, height, door widths and how to measure your wall.
More on wardrobe sizes →Get your wardrobe priced
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Questions people ask
How much do sliding wardrobes cost in Ireland?
€2,500 to €4,588 for 2.4 m to 3 m, fitted. Small sliding wardrobes start lower.
How much are sliding wardrobe doors on their own?
€265 to €385 a door with its track, from wood panels to coloured glass.
Are sliding doors better than hinged?
In a narrow room, yes: they need no space to open. Hinged doors cost less on the same wall and open the whole wardrobe at once. Sliding or hinged.
Can sliding doors go across an alcove?
Yes. Doors floor to ceiling across an alcove make a walk-in style wardrobe with no carcass, which keeps the price down.
Who will ring me?
One fitted wardrobe company that covers your county. Your number isn't sent to a list. They ring you within one working day, arrange a time to measure the room, and give you a written price. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
Built-In & Fitted Wardrobes across all 26 counties
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