Sliding mirror closet doors in a modern bedroom

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Sliding closet doors

Sliding closet doors are panels that slide along a track to open a closet without swinging into the room, in glass, mirror, or a solid panel set in a slim aluminum frame. Crateworks builds mirror, bypass, glass, and custom-glass closet doors to your exact opening, in any RAL color, sourced direct. Because they are interior, they need no certification.

Not a hollow-core slab.

Most closet doors sold in the US are hollow-core: a thin MDF or veneer face over honeycomb cardboard, hung on cheap rollers. They warp in humidity, dent on impact, chip at the edges, and look like the cheapest finished element in the room. They exist to hide a closet, not to be part of the design.

A Crateworks closet door is a slim aluminum frame with glass, mirror, or panel infill, built to your opening, color-matched to the room, on hardware that carries the weight properly. It belongs in a room where the closet is part of the millwork plan, not a thing to hide.

The range

Four closet door types.

Mirror sliding closet doors reflecting a sunlit bedroom

Mirror Closet Doors

Bedrooms that want a full-length mirror without hanging one, and small rooms that benefit from the light a mirror reflects.

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Bypass closet doors in slim black aluminum framing fluted glass panels

Bypass Closet Doors

Wide reach-in closets where a swinging or bifold door would crowd the room.

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Sliding closet doors with reeded glass infill in a walk-in dressing room

Sliding Closet Doors

Closets in bedrooms and hallways where a swinging door would block furniture or walkways.

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Custom glass closet doors with slim aluminum mullion grid

Custom Glass Closet Doors

Designed bedrooms, dressing rooms, walk-in closets, and primary suites where the closet door is part of the room's millwork plan, not a thing to hide.

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Pairs with the rest of the room.

Closet doors built on this system match the rest of the interior aluminum range. The same slim frame and glass options carry across to interior sliding doors, glass partition walls, and pocket doors, so a dressing room, walk-in closet, and ensuite read as one continuous space rather than four different door categories.

Common questions

Sliding or bypass closet doors are best for small rooms, because they open along a track instead of swinging into the floor space a bed or furniture needs. A mirror sliding door is a popular choice, since it also reflects light and gives a full-length mirror.
No. Closet doors are interior and carry no energy or structural certification requirement, so they ship anywhere today. They are built on the same slim aluminum sliding system as our interior doors.
Yes. Crateworks builds closet doors to your exact opening, which matters because closet openings are often non-standard. You choose the panel count, the infill of glass, mirror, or solid panel, and the frame color.

Built to your opening

Get a closet door quote.

Send your opening size and whether you want glass, mirror, or panel. Built to order, sourced direct.

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