Why put sliding doors in your closets

They will talk about one of the most versatile types of doors that allow us to maximize the performance of the space when you install a closet at home, whether a normal or a built-in closet—the sliding doors.

This type of door is not the most popular among people who install a custom cabinet in their homes. In general, people opt for swing doors, which are the most popular. However, these have several comparative disadvantages, such as the necessary opening distance, the wear process of the hinges, and the natural problems of the moving parts of any piece of furniture.

Advantages of sliding doors

They save space

The sliding doors move along the longitudinal line of the wardrobe. This means that when it comes to opening, they only occupy meters of the room than those already occupied by the wardrobe itself. Therefore, this type of opening is ideal when you want to optimize the performance of the space in the different home rooms. In addition, provides a comparative advantage, and that is that by not having to section the front part with hinged doors, the mirrors can be installed on the entire surface of each leaf, making it easier to have of a large reflective space without cuts, with all the advantages, not only aesthetic but also luminosity and homogeneity that it provides.

Versatility

Its composition, one or more smooth planks of wood or other material in a horizontal position, makes it a very versatile option for any environment and room. This type of opening is easily usable for clothes closets, kitchens, bathrooms, dining room display cabinets, and bookcases. The options are endless and are very easy to integrate, regardless of the decoration you have at home.