Easily schedule your wardrobe door repair or replacement today! Simply provide your details, and our expert team will ensure a quick, professional, and tailored solution to meet your needs.
A built-in robe only needs three things to work: doors that sit square, tracks that run clean, and glass that is sound. When one of those goes, the whole wardrobe feels broken. We come to your bedroom, fix the doors where they stand, and give you the price before we pick up a tool.
Yes, and in most Sydney homes that is exactly what happens. The robe itself is usually sound. What wears out are the moving parts: rollers, guides, tracks and hinges. All of them are replaceable in place, most often in a single visit of under an hour.
Replacing a whole wardrobe only makes sense when the frame or the door panel itself is damaged past adjusting. Glass is the one part that cannot be patched. A cracked or chipped mirror door needs a new panel, cut to the same size and set back into your existing frame.
Each one is a stand-alone callout, and you are welcome to book more than one in the same visit. If it is a single door giving you grief rather than the whole unit, our wardrobe door repair service goes into that side of the work in more detail.
The bread-and-butter job. New rollers, a clean straight track and a top guide that holds the door upright, so it runs with one finger instead of a shove from the shoulder.
Cracked, chipped or de-silvered mirror panels swapped for new safety-backed mirror, measured in your bedroom and cut to drop straight back into the frame you already have.
Doors that sag, rub the frame or drift open on their own. We re-seat or replace the hinges, bring the door back to square and set the catch so it stays shut when you close it.
When the top channel has pulled away or the jamb has taken a knock, no amount of new hardware will make the doors run true. We put the opening right first, then hang the doors to it.
Now and then a panel is too far gone to save. We build a replacement to your opening in the same style and running gear, so one door changes and the rest of the robe stays as it is.
Send a photo of the door and the track. We will tell you which job it is and what it costs before anyone leaves the workshop.
Doors put back on track
Sydney suburbs on the run sheet
Years on the tools
A week, 7:30am to 6:00pm
Wardrobe mirrors sit at head height, right where people walk past half asleep. Once the glass is cracked or the edge is chipped, the panel has lost its strength and the frame can no longer hold it flat. A bump from the vacuum, a door slammed in a draught, or a kid climbing the shelves is enough for it to let go.
Every mirror door we fit is backed with safety film, so if the glass is ever broken again it holds together inside the frame instead of coming down in sheets. Until we get there, keep that door shut and keep the room clear if the crack runs edge to edge. The old glass leaves with us when we go.
A phone photo of the door and the opening is usually enough to name the fault. For a mirror panel, a quick tape measurement lets us price the glass on the spot.
You get a firm day, an arrival window that works around you, and a fixed figure for the job. No meter ticking over while we work.
Rollers, guides, hinges or a new mirror panel go in, the doors are run through a few times in front of you, and the worn parts and old glass leave with us.
Not sure which side you fall on? Send the photo and we will tell you straight, including when the fix is cheap enough that you barely need us. The same thinking applies to general wardrobe repairs around Sydney, built in or free standing.
The van runs the whole metro map, from inner-west flats with mirrored robes in every bedroom to newer builds out west. If your suburb is not on the list, ask anyway, because we travel further than most.
Usually yes, but it rarely stays on. Lift the door at the bottom, tilt the top into the track, then lower the rollers back into the bottom channel. The catch is why it jumped: worn rollers or a bent track. Neither is fixed by lifting it back, so it will come off again. Mirror doors are heavy and chip easily, so get help.
Yes. Single doors are a big part of what we do. We match the height, width, frame colour, glass type and running gear to the doors you are keeping, so the new one hangs at the same height and runs on the same track. Once it is in, nobody can pick which door is new. Older frames included.
Usually, yes. Plenty of Sydney robes date from the eighties and nineties, and their original rollers left the shelves years ago. Most have a modern equivalent that fits with small adjustments, and where nothing matches we adapt the fitting or make one up. Replacement is our last resort, not our opening offer. Bring us a photo of the old roller and we will tell you.
Yes, mirror doors are our main line of work. We replace cracked, chipped and de-silvered panels, re-fix mirrors that have come loose in the frame, and swap mirror for plain panels when you have had enough of it. Every new mirror is cut to your door and backed with safety film, so if it ever breaks it holds together in the frame.
Greater Sydney, seven days a week. The van covers the CBD and inner west, out through Parramatta, Auburn, Bankstown, Liverpool and Blacktown, north to Chatswood, and south through Rockdale and Hurstville. We work from Berala, so most metro suburbs are a short run. Not on that list? Ask anyway, because we travel further than most people expect.
One call, a firm price, and a licensed glazier at your door. Tell us what the doors are doing and we will tell you exactly what it takes to put them right.
Easily schedule your wardrobe door repair or replacement today! Simply provide your details, and our expert team will ensure a quick, professional, and tailored solution to meet your needs.
