Glass Sliding Wardrobe Doors, Made to Measure
Coloured glass doors, built in our own South Wales workshop and fitted in a day, from £999.
Coloured Glass, Three Ways
Every glass door we make is coloured glass, a bit like a kitchen splashback. The colour sits on the back of the glass, so nothing behind it shows and you get a smooth, glossy wall that catches the light.
You can keep to one colour across the whole run, split the doors into more than one colour, or mix coloured glass with acoustic wooden panels for something a bit warmer. Whichever you go for, the inside stays out of sight, and nobody can see that the bottom shelf is where the ironing lives.
Every glass door we make is safety-backed to British standards. BS 6206 (Class B & C), BS EN 12600 (Class 2B2).
The Glass and the Frame
Coloured glass in one colour or several, with a choice of frame colours to suit the room.
Glass types
Frame colours
Safety-Backed as Standard
Every glass door we make is safety-backed, so if it is ever broken it holds together instead of coming down in pieces. Glass in a bedroom, in a house with children in it, is not somewhere to be taking chances, and it is not something anybody thinks to ask about while they are choosing a finish.
Ours are made to British standards. BS 6206 (Class B & C), BS EN 12600 (Class 2B2).
Where Glass Earns Its Place
Modern and minimal rooms
Glass suits a room with clean lines. It reads as a wall of light rather than as furniture.
Rooms where mirror would be too much
Some people do not want to see themselves from the bed. Coloured glass gives you a glossy, light wall without a full reflection.
Dressing rooms and walk-ins
Coloured glass gives a dressing room a smart, finished wall, with the colour picked to suit the rest of the room.
Rooms with good natural light
Glass carries light along a wall rather than bouncing it back, which suits a room that already has plenty.
Glass Doors in Real Bedrooms
Six of our favourite genuine SP projects, each with the town or village it was fitted in. There are plenty more in the wardrobe gallery.
Cardiff Bay
Black glass sliding doors in a rugby-themed room
Swansea
Corner run of white-framed sliding doors with white and deep purple coloured glass panels and wide mirror bands
Tonyrefail
White and grey coloured glass sliding doors with a central mirror band
Caerphilly
Taupe coloured glass doors with horizontal strips and a full-height central mirror
Port Talbot
Dark grey coloured glass sliding doors in a corner run beneath a vaulted ceiling
Barry
Soft white frames with grey glass beneath skylights
Every completed project shown here was measured, built and fitted by SP Mirror Wardrobes.
Book Your Free Design VisitQuestions About Glass Doors
No. All of our glass doors are coloured glass, which you cannot see through, as they are designed to have clothes stored away behind them and out of sight.
The doors may potentially show fingerprints. However, all doors are easily cleanable using a glass cleaner or similar product.
Yes, every glass door we make is safety-backed so it holds together rather than shattering.
Yes, all glass combinations are interchangeable. All doors can be made to your preference.
Yes, we are able to add H-bars to our doors, allowing us to mix styles of doors together, adding to the endless choice of options available.
Yes, glass doors do cost more than solid doors.
Yes, the run is built to the roofline the same as any other door type.
Glass Doors From £999
Glass sliding wardrobes start at £999. Solid panel and mirror doors start at £799. What you pay comes down to the width of the run and how the inside is fitted out. We make everything ourselves in Pontypridd, so there is nobody in the middle adding a margin.
Still deciding? Compare it with mirror sliding doors and solid panel doors on our sliding wardrobes comparison, and plan what goes inside the wardrobe.