Sliderobes

hiann

We have a system from Crafted Interiors: http://www.craftedinteriors.co.uk/ and it looks nice and works well. The doors slide well on the rails and each door is divided into 3 sections: the top and bottom sections are dark wood and the middle section is opaque glass. I gave them one of the drawers from a chest of drawers in teh room and the were able to stain the wood on teh doors to match.

We did go and look at Sliderobes (and yes they are the only ones who do "Sliderobes" as such (tradename) but most people use it as a generic term for all fitted wardrobes with sliding doors). We though Sliderobes were way too expensive...mind you we didnt go during a sale..oops.. I mean promotion period....

RTNI

Dad and I have jst finished installing sliding doors that we bought from B and Q and installed ourselves!

With double hanging and a set of shelves in the middle, the materials worked out at under £350. We had crafted interiors out to measure up but were quoted £1200 for a three door system made to measure. The doors from B&Q are 900mm wide, so there is about a 2cm overlap on the middle door but really pleased with how it worked out.

Northern_Rock

Anyone tried Gliderobes? They are based in the maiden city and have a unit on show in Lisnagelvin shopping centre with some leaflets and prices but no-one is ever there to get more info when i pass.Prices a lot cheaper than Sliderobes.

Northern_Rock

I have just had 3 rooms fitted with sliding wardrobes by gliderobes, very pleased with the work,fast installation, no messing about, good sturdy clean job, all 3 cost half of what some other companies where charging me for just one! They travel throughout n.ireland and parts of southern ireland.Was messed about by one of the companies mentioned here but i found gliderobes very professional and fitters where first class.They are based in the maiden city and have a wardrobe on display in Lisnagelvin shopping centre.

Pretani

............maybe, but I wouldn't buy sliderobes from anyone unless I visit the workplace. There's a hell of a lot of fitting involved with sliderobes

smokiewater

My mum has had 'sliderobes' but the B&Q ones, for at least 10 years now, they are not to my taste, but she loves them, and they are still as good as the day she installed them, so the quality is fab!

gawa75

I got the dark wood sliderobes from Ikea last year, and employed a specialist guy to build them. He was superb and very cheap. Only cost £400 for the wardrobes and £50 for assembly!!! :money:

Polly

I recently got a quote from a local carpenter for £930 to fit out my new bedroom with these (price did not include interiors). It was just too much so we went to Ikea and got something very similar for less than £300 including all interiors (pull out trouser hangers, rails etc). I'm thrilled with it and so pleased to have saved so much money. We didn't need doors thus the low price but they do sliding doors too of course. All items have a 10 year guarantee as well.

almillar

Seymore Dougan in Lisburn did an excellent job in our house for far less than Sliderobes would have wanted (less than half!).

Jakeysmum

We used K Kitchens in Ballycastle and couldn't recommend them enough. They have a showroom so you can get an idea of their stock but come out and measure up at your house. We live 70 miles away from Ballycastle and they came to us.

Less than half the price that Starplan quoted us and we went for their top quality wood, runners etc.

Lovely fellas that run it too!

http://www.kkitchenco.co.uk/gallery.html