Hinged Wardrobe Doors
Stylish, Practical & Made To Fit
Wardrobe doors are the front-facing panels of a wardrobe that control access, storage functionality, and the overall look of your bedroom. You can choose from sliding wardrobe doors, fitted wardrobe doors, and made to measure designs, depending on your space, layout, and style. The right wardrobe doors help maximise storage space, improve organisation, and create a clean, cohesive finish that suits your room.
Stylish Hinged Wardrobes Made for Your Bedroom
Our hinged wardrobe doors combine the familiar opening style of a traditional wardrobe with the finish and storage options of fitted bedroom furniture. Each door opens outwards individually, giving you direct access to the section of the wardrobe behind it without having to slide one door across another.
Whether you prefer contemporary handleless furniture, classic Shaker detailing or a more traditional panelled design, our hinged wardrobes can be planned around your bedroom, your storage needs and your personal style. Choose from different colours, finishes, door designs and internal layouts to create storage that feels part of the room rather than an afterthought.
Hinged Wardrobes Designed for Style and Storage
A fitted wardrobe with hinged doors gives you clear access to your clothes, shelving and drawers while keeping everything neatly concealed when the doors are closed. Because each hinged door opens independently, you can see the full section behind it, which can be particularly useful when organising hanging space, folded clothes and smaller items.
The external design can be just as important as the storage inside. Our range includes modern and classic styles, with options such as Shaker detailing, raised panels and sleek handleless doors. Matt, gloss and wood grain finishes give you further choice when matching your new wardrobe to the colour and décor of your bedroom. The Alaska hinged wardrobe, for example, is available in matt, gloss and wood grain finishes.
Replacement Wardrobe Doors – Refresh Your Existing Storage
If the structure and interior of your existing wardrobe still work well, updating the wardrobe doors can change the appearance of the whole room without necessarily starting again with an entirely new layout. New hinged doors can give an older wardrobe a cleaner, more contemporary finish while allowing you to retain useful shelving, hanging rails and internal storage.
Replacement wardrobe doors are a great choice for changing the style of your bedroom. Moving from a plain door to a Shaker or handleless design, changing the colour or choosing a different handle can make fitted furniture feel completely different. Suitability will depend on the construction and measurements of the existing wardrobe, so the frame and hinge positions should always be checked before ordering replacement doors.
Why Choose Hinged Wardrobes?
One of the biggest advantages of hinged wardrobes is access. Sliding systems naturally overlap when closed and one panel moves in front of another when opened. Hinged door wardrobes open outwards instead, allowing you to access several sections of the wardrobe at the same time.
They are also highly flexible from a design point of view. Individual door widths can be planned around different frame sections, while the internal layout can incorporate hanging rails, shelves and drawers according to what you actually need to store. With fewer track components involved than a sliding system, hinged doors also have a familiar opening action that many homeowners prefer.
The main consideration is clearance. Because the doors swing into the bedroom when opened, you need enough space in front of the wardrobe for them to move freely without hitting a bed, bedside table or other furniture. For rooms where there is sufficient clearance, a hinged design can provide excellent everyday access.
A Range of Hinged Wardrobes Built Around Your Space
Fitted wardrobe doors work best when the furniture around them has been designed with the dimensions of the room in mind. Rather than placing a freestanding wardrobe into an available gap, fitted hinged wardrobes can make better use of the width and height available while giving the finished installation a more integrated appearance.
This can be particularly useful when you want to create wall-to-wall storage or make use of an alcove. Depending on the room and wardrobe design, fitted furniture can also be adapted around less straightforward areas rather than leaving unnecessary gaps around standard furniture.
Our Alaska design shows how a complete hinged arrangement can be configured. The example uses three 1000mm carcasses with six handleless doors, together with internal shelving and both long and double hanging sections.
Door and Carcass Colours Smooth
Door Finishes
Door and Carcass Colours Wood Grain Effect
