1. Sliding Channels
- Description: Metal or aluminium rails with rollers that allow wardrobe shutters to slide horizontally.
- Types:
- Bottom rolling (weight rests on floor track)
- Top hung (weight carried by top track, smooth operation)
- Pros: Saves space, smooth movement, multiple shutter options.
- Cons: Needs precise alignment, tracks require cleaning.
- Best Fit: Bedrooms, compact apartments where swing doors aren’t practical.
2. Track Fittings
- Description: Hardware set including top/bottom tracks, rollers, stoppers, and soft-close mechanisms.
- Features Available:
- Soft-close tracks → shutters close silently
- Telescopic tracks → wide openings with overlapping shutters
- Glass/wood compatibility → tracks designed for specific shutter types
- Pros: Enhances usability, durability, and looks.
- Cons: Higher cost for premium fittings, sensitive to misalignment.
- Best Fit: Premium wardrobes, walk-in closets, large span wardrobes.
📌 Design Tip:
- For budget wardrobes → bottom rolling system (easy to install).
- For premium wardrobes → top-hung soft-close track systems (sleek and smooth).
