Sliding Door Uses in the Modern Bedroom

Sliding doors come in a massive selection of colours, styles and materials so you’re sure to find something to suit your taste and room. They have a great number of uses, some obvious and some less so. These are just a few of the ways you might use sliding doors in a bedroom.

Wardrobes

This is the most obvious and most common use for sliding doors in a bedroom. Sliding door wardrobes are making a comeback in a big way with more and more people choosing them over free standing alternatives. If there is an alcove in your room a wardrobe is a fantastic way to make use of the space.

The primary use of a wardrobe in a bedroom is obviously to store clothes but the extra space you’ll have in a fitted wardrobe rather than an alternative will probably provide you the space to store other household items that you don’t have room for anywhere else.

Hide Entertainment Systems

It’s more and more common these days for people to have a large tv and entertainment system in the bedroom. However, this sort of equipment can often look at of place in the bedroom setting. Sliding doors provide stylish way of hiding your TV and the cables and other things that come with it whilst keeping it easily accessible when needed.

Room Dividers

Sliding doors can be used for more than just hiding things and providing storage space. They can be used to divide a room for any number of purposes. A common reason to do this is if you have multiple children sharing a room. It might be that they have different bedtimes or uses for the room and need their own personal space.

Another common use is to section off a part of the master bedroom to accommodate a new baby. Many parents wish to keep the new member of their family close but feel it’s important to create a separate space for them. It also helps to shut out light to help the baby sleep.

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