Sliding-door wardrobes in Barcelona

Our assembly process is designed for efficiency and precision, typically completed within a few hours depending on the wardrobe's complexity. Here’s how we ensure a perfect build:

1. 1

   Initial Assessment & Preparation (15-30 minutes)

   Upon arrival, our technician will review the site, unbox components, and cross-reference them with the instruction manual. We'll lay out all parts, ensuring the work area is protected and clear for efficient assembly.

2. 2

   Frame & Carcass Construction (60-120 minutes)

   This involves assembling the main frame, back panels, and any internal shelving or drawer units. We use power tools carefully to ensure all fixings are secure and the structure is plumb and level, which is critical for door alignment.

3. 3

   Sliding Door Mechanism Installation (45-90 minutes)

   This is the most critical stage. We meticulously install the top and bottom tracks, ensuring they are perfectly parallel and level. The door panels are then carefully mounted onto the tracks, and all rollers and guides are adjusted for smooth, silent operation.

4. 4

   Final Adjustments & Clean-up (15-30 minutes)

   We perform a series of tests, opening and closing the doors multiple times to fine-tune their movement and alignment. Any internal fittings are secured, and the entire area is tidied, with all packaging materials removed for disposal. You'll then be invited to inspect the finished wardrobe.

Sliding door wardrobes come in a vast array of materials, each offering distinct aesthetics and durability. Common choices include laminated particleboard, often finished with wood-effect or high-gloss surfaces, providing a cost-effective and versatile option. For a more premium feel, MDF (Medium-Density Fibreboard) is frequently used, allowing for intricate routing and painting. Glass and mirror panels are popular for doors, often framed with aluminium or steel profiles, adding light and perceived space to a room. We work with wardrobes from various manufacturers, including popular flat-pack suppliers like IKEA and Leroy Merlin, as well as higher-end Spanish brands such as Mobenia and Punt Mobles, known for their quality and design. Our expertise extends to bespoke units, where materials like solid wood veneers and custom finishes are common.