Where do the details in this guide come from?
This guide draws on the sliding door listings of two Perth makers, The Wardrobe Man and Lifestyle Wardrobes WA, a Perth case study from The Wardrobe Man, two Australian online stores, Trademaster and Glass House AU, and an OPPEIN product listing. Those details belong to the businesses and dates that published them, so use them as questions for your own quote.
Which businesses sell sliding wardrobe doors in Perth?
Perth buyers can choose a maker that installs or an online store that may or may not include fitting. The Wardrobe Man says its sliding wardrobe doors are manufactured in its Perth factory and tailored to your opening, and it offers a free 60-minute design consultation. Lifestyle Wardrobes WA lists custom mirror and glass, vinyl wrap and board wardrobe doors in Perth, with a free design and measure. The Wardrobe Man has its head office in Wangara and says it manages the journey from design to installation. Lifestyle Wardrobes WA is a locally owned Wangara business that manufactures and installs wardrobes.
Trademaster, a Sydney supplier, lists 15 wardrobe door products with click and collect or shipping options. Glass House AU lists mirrored, white vinyl and VJ grooved sliding systems for Brisbane and the Gold Coast. A post in a Perth renovation Facebook group asks where to buy sliding mirror wardrobe doors to fit an existing opening without a trade to install them, according to its search-result snippet; the replies were not readable.
Which door types and finishes can you choose?
The Wardrobe Man says its sliding doors come in over 250 finishes including mirror, glass, matt and woodgrain, and it groups them as mirror and glass, premium doors with high-gloss finishes and refined framing, standard doors and room dividers. Lifestyle Wardrobes WA names mirror and glass, vinyl wrap and board doors. Trademaster lists mirror and glass, white panel, Tradecor colours, polyurethane painted routered designs, un-painted plain doors and frameless mirror and glass. Glass House AU lists mirrored, white vinyl and VJ grooved systems. Ask each supplier for the door material, the frame style and the finish name of the exact door you are pricing.
How much do wardrobe sliding doors cost in Perth?
No source here gives one Perth price. Trademaster, a Sydney supplier, prints $264.00 - $319.00 for mirror and glass sliding doors up to 2450mm height and $297.00 - $374.00 from 2450mm up to 2750mm, with frameless mirror and glass at $495.00 and $550.00 and polyurethane painted routered doors at $627.00 - $682.00 up to 2400mm; its listing does not say whether each figure covers one door or a set. Glass House AU, which lists systems for Brisbane and the Gold Coast, prints from $424.59 for white vinyl, from $484.00 for mirrored and from $935.00 for VJ grooved.
Trademaster is based in Sydney, so ask what delivery to Perth involves. Lifestyle Wardrobes WA asks for an expected budget of 2,000-3,000, 3,000-4,000 or 5,000+ on an enquiry form that covers its whole range of wardrobe work. Ask a Perth maker to price your opening supplied and fitted, then ask a store for the same opening and whether fitting is included, and compare the two totals.
How do you measure a Perth wardrobe opening for sliding doors?
The Wardrobe Man describes a Maylands wardrobe in a home of the kind built in Perth in the 1970s and 80s, narrow and lacking depth. Fitting the doors inside the cavity would have pressed clothing against the back of the doors, so it recommended building an end panel to extend the wardrobe's depth, bringing the doors forward by approximately 100mm and cutting into the existing cornice on the top left side. The finished wardrobe has black-framed sliding doors with mirrored panels.
Ask any supplier how deep the opening must be for hanging clothes to clear the doors and whether the doors sit inside the opening or in front of it. Lifestyle Wardrobes WA asks for images or a freehand drawing with measurements to prepare an accurate quote. Trademaster sorts its doors by height bands, so record the height as well as the width. If sliding doors will not suit the room, see other ways to close a small wardrobe opening or swing doors for the same opening.
Which warranty and guarantee terms should you compare?
The Wardrobe Man states a warranty of 7 years on its wardrobes, covering both installation and components, and a “Love it or We’ll Buy it Back” guarantee with full terms in its refund policy. Lifestyle Wardrobes WA states a warranty of 10 years on workmanship and materials and a 3-day satisfaction guarantee. Those are each maker's own terms, so ask what each one covers and excludes, and use the responsibilities a quote should name as a checklist.
| Decision | Ask every supplier | Also ask Fadior |
|---|---|---|
| Opening and fit | Width, height and depth of your opening, and whether the doors sit inside it or in front | Site measurement, sliding panel width and wardrobe depth |
| Door and finish | The door material, frame style and exact finish name | Door and finish specifications, listed separately from the 304 stainless steel cabinet body |
| Warranty | What is covered, what is excluded and for how long | The cabinet-body structural warranty terms in the final contract |
| Supply and fitting | Whether the price is supply only or supplied and fitted | The freight charge, destination and service level in the final order document |
| Total cost | Doors, frame, fitting and delivery on the same opening | Your room type, country and timeline, sent through the contact form |
What can a Fadior wardrobe add to a sliding-door plan?
Fadior works from Foshan, China, and its wardrobes use 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies, while doors and finishes follow their own specifications. Fadior states a 30-year cabinet-body structural warranty; terms per contract. Wardrobes are assembled and packed at our Foshan factory. The final order document confirms the freight charge, destination and service level before an order is accepted.
Fadior's Elementum wardrobe suite with a talc sliding wardrobe portal is a made-to-order design shown in concept imagery, manufactured in Foshan with a production lead time of approximately 30 days from order confirmation, followed by international shipping with a transit time that varies by destination. Its listing says sliding panel width and wardrobe depth can be adjusted after site measurement, and it lists door travel among the points to confirm before drawings move to production.
For an Australian example, the Fadior Real Homes case Glass Wardrobes in a Private Dressing Suite shows dark glass wardrobe doors across the bedroom wall beside the bed in a private home in Australia, on 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies, with the glass doors, frames and interior finishes each carrying their own specification. A second write-up, the dressing corridor Real Homes case, advises confirming sliding-door travel, access to drawers behind the panels and the placement of lighting. For one material across a whole home, read one steel system from kitchen to wardrobe, or browse the Fadior wardrobe space.
Ready to ask Fadior about a wardrobe project? On the Fadior contact form, choose Wardrobe as the project type. Fadior's contact guidance says the fastest reply comes when you share the room type, country, approximate timeline, drawings or site photos if available. Name, Email and Phone are required; Country, Project type, Budget range, Company and Message are optional, and the form has no file upload.
