What Types of Sliding Wardrobe Doors Do You Offer?
We offer
Framed,
Frameless and
Slimline sliding wardrobe doors, with different profiles, track configurations and panel finishes.
Can I Order Custom-Made Sliding Wardrobe Doors?
Yes. All doors are made to size, with individual panels 300–1,200 mm wide and up to 2,700 mm high.
How Do I Measure My Wardrobe Opening?
Measure the height on both sides and the width at the top and bottom. Record all dimensions in millimetres and consult our
Measuring Guide before ordering.
Can I Install the Doors Myself?
Yes. The DIY kit includes factory-assembled doors and top and bottom tracks. Installation can take from 30 minutes, depending on experience and conditions. Installation services are not provided by Robeoutlet.
How Long Does Production Take?
Standard production lead times are generally 5-15 working days. Delivery timing depends on the destination and freight arrangements.
Where Do You Deliver?
Our own team delivers within about 250 km of Bundall, including the Gold Coast, Brisbane and surrounding areas. For other locations in Australia, we can arrange delivery through a freight company –
contact us for a quote.
Can I install the doors and wardrobes myself?
Yes, our products are designed for DIY installation. The doors arrive ready to install, with no need for professional help. The process is simple, and you'll find easy-to-follow instructions on our website. No special tools or prior experience required.
What Materials and Finishes Are Available?
Options include mirror, glass, Polytec, Melamine, Vinyl, VJ Unpainted, Gyprock and other decorative finishes, depending on the door system. Clear and Frosted Glass are toughened glass; other glass and mirror options have safety backing.
What Does Your Warranty Cover?
All our doors come with a 5-year warranty covering eligible manufacturing defects, subject to the warranty terms. Installation damage and misuse are excluded. See our
Return & Warranty information.
How Can I Get a Quote?
Choose a door range, enter your opening dimensions and customise your configuration using the online configurator. Contact Robeoutlet directly for openings wider than 5,100 mm.
What Is the Difference Between Framed, Frameless and Slimline Sliding Doors?
Framed doors have a visible frame and a classic appearance.
Frameless doors emphasise the glass or mirror finish for a minimalist look.
Slimline doors use a narrower profile and shallower tracks, making them a modern option when space is limited.
Are Your Products Certified for Safety?
Yes. Our glass and mirror panels meet Australian safety standards (AS/NZS 2208:1996, AS 1288:2006), and certificates are available on request for your builder or certifier.