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Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella

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Sliding doors let you walk close to a wardrobe without a door swinging into the room. In return, one panel always sits in front of part of the storage. We draw that overlap before placing drawers, hanging rails and shelves.

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The spaceA front-facing photo
DimensionsWidth, height, depth
StorageWhat it needs to hold

Designed for your space

Moving doors without hiding what matters

Sliding avoids a door swinging into the room, but always covers part of the interior. We test what remains reachable in every position.

Designed for the space

Dimensions and layout are checked against the room and your priorities.

Choices explained

We compare suitable materials and hardware before the specification is approved.

Scope in writing

The quotation identifies the furniture, fitting and any optional or separate work.

One project contact

Your contact coordinates questions about the proposal and the next steps.

From enquiry to installation

How we work in Marbella

Each decision is confirmed before the furniture goes into production.

01Initial price guidance from photos and rough dimensions
02On-site measurement and access check
03Design if needed; free when you order manufacture
04Final itemised quotation
05Deposit after approval
06Made-to-measure production
07Delivery and installation
08Final check together

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Designed from the inside

Each leaf reveals a different part

We open the wardrobe on the plan before dividing its contents. That shows where drawers can extend and which position will be easiest to use every day.

Real clear width

We measure the opening left when one panel covers another.

Drawers in the right place

They sit only behind a position that allows full extension.

Panel that moves easily

Profile, wheels and track suit its actual weight.

Future adjustment

The rail stays accessible for cleaning and regulation.

Planning scenarios

Three fronts, three access problems

These layouts help compare choices; the final sections follow the measured opening.

Custom sliding-door wardrobes for two doors in Marbella

Scenario 01 · Nueva Andalucía

A narrow bedroom with a simple opening

In a narrow bedroom, two panels avoid taking up passage. The interior follows the opening each leaf leaves.

Starting point: Bed and curtains set the available room in front.
Decision: Each hanging rail faces a usable opening.
Before manufacture: Floor level is checked before the track is ordered.

Custom sliding-door wardrobes for three doors in Marbella

Scenario 02 · San Pedro Alcántara

More modules with a central composition

A wide front may use three panels. Their positions are drawn before baskets and drawers are placed.

Starting point: The most frequently used area is identified.
Decision: Drawers clear profiles in the intended position.
Before manufacture: The drawing shows leaves fully open as well as closed.

Custom sliding-door wardrobes for tall panel in Marbella

Scenario 03 · Nagüeles

Floor-to-ceiling doors without losing stability

A very tall panel needs checks of stiffness, weight and the route into the bedroom.

Starting point: Ceiling height is recorded at several points.
Decision: Panel and fittings are sized to work together.
Before manufacture: Lift, stairs and hallway set a deliverable panel size.

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Design ideas for sliding-door wardrobes

Sixteen configurations to explore layouts and finishes. These images are design references; completed work is shared in our Instagram feed above.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: oak and woven panels — 01
**Oak and woven panels**Natural texture softens the tall sliding frontage.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: sage doors by the desk — 02
**Sage doors by the desk**Sliding panels leave the route to the work area clear.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: smoked glass with dark frames — 03
**Smoked glass with dark frames**Lighting reveals a hint of storage behind the panels.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: walnut across the wall — 04
**Walnut across the wall**Grain continues across the frontage while the panels overlap.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: white outside, oak inside — 05
**White outside, oak inside**An open panel reveals rails, shelves and drawers.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: mirror near the bed — 06
**Mirror near the bed**The reflection lightens a bedroom with limited floor clearance.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: three warm-toned panels — 07
**Three warm-toned panels**A central opening reveals softly lit storage.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: fixed panel around a column — 08
**Fixed panel around a column**The track remains straight in front of an uneven wall.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: slim storage on the way through — 09
**Slim storage on the way through**Shoes and drawers occupy the link between two rooms.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: bronze glass and dark timber — 10
**Bronze glass and dark timber**Clothes remain visible without moving every panel.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: flush grip fronts — 11
**Flush grip fronts**Panels preserve the narrow route beside the bed.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: three panels for the entrance — 12
**Three panels for the entrance**Coats and everyday items sit behind the frontage.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: clay-coloured continuous front — 13
**Clay-coloured continuous front**A lighter interior appears when one plain panel moves.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: walnut beside bronze glass — 14
**Walnut beside bronze glass**Visible and concealed areas share a bedroom suite.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: flexible young-person storage — 15
**Flexible young-person storage**Rails and shelves can be rearranged as needs change.

Sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella: sliding ribbed panel — 16
**Sliding ribbed panel**The door reveals a dressing area within a wall of matching panelling.

Before choosing

Panel and rail belong together

A larger leaf changes weight, overlap and the area of wardrobe on view.

Configuration	Usually solves	Critical check
Two panels	One side open at a time	Drawers behind overlap
Three panels	Divide a wide frontage	Clear width in each position
Mirror	Reflective surface	Load and safety
Timber or lacquer	Coordinate with the room	Panel stiffness
Floor track	Wheels supported below	Cleaning and level
Suspended system	Floor without visible track	Adequate upper support

Written scope

From bedroom plan to fitted system

The whole room is measured before deciding how each part of the wardrobe opens.

Space in front

Bed, side tables and normal movement are recorded.

Actual opening

Floor, ceiling and walls are checked at several points.

Accessible interior

Drawers face usable open positions.

Visible panels

Finish, profiles and grips are agreed.

Movement

Rails and wheels match weight and height.

Installed test

Every leaf runs along its rail and is adjusted in the room.

Any floor or ceiling repair needed before fixing the tracks is identified as separate work.

A verifiable plan

Usable opening is approved before tracks are ordered

The budget depends on door count and size, mechanism, finish, interior and the difficulty of bringing panels to the bedroom. In Marbella, we also confirm gated access, larger formats, interior-design coordination and rooms exposed to strong sunlight.

From enquiry to final adjustment

01
Initial feasibility
We review photographs, rough dimensions and what the wardrobe project needs to achieve, then explain what information is missing.
02
Measured design
The bedroom, opening, access and door movement are checked before the working configuration and elevation are approved. For a property around Nueva Andalucía, access and handling are reviewed before component sizes are fixed.
03
Accepted scope
Drawings, finishes, hardware, commission detail and cost breakdown are accepted prior to manufacture is booked.
04
Coordinated handover
Delivery, protection, installation, adjustment and final review are coordinated in Marbella.

Where the investment changes

Number of doors

We do not close this decision on an assumption. We compare wider panels with three- or four-door compositions. The final check is straightforward: weight, joints and access are assessed together.

Mechanism and profiles

We size tracks, rollers, stops and profiles for each door before the drawing is closed. Once that decision is made, the project estimate identifies the system supporting the use.

Panels and finishes

To settle this decision without improvising on site, we study board, lacquer, veneer, mirror, glass and mixed materials. The result can then be checked: weight, preparation and handling are included.

Interior and fitting

The drawing records how we include carcasses, accessories, levelling, access, fitting and adjustment. A later review leaves one clear criterion: the door is not priced apart from the wardrobe it must serve. The proposal must continue to prioritise architectural integration, concealed equipment, refined junctions and durable finishes.

Property and access · Marbella

When sliding doors make sense

Dimensions, use and access at each home determine the final construction.

Available clearance

In a narrow bedroom, extra clearance in front may be worth the more limited view of the interior. Where there is room to swing a door, we compare both layouts on the same plan.

Panel size

The widest possible panel is not necessarily the easiest to use. Weight, height, hand position and access for cleaning all matter.

How to start

Send photographs of the wall and bed, a rough width and what you want to store. The survey will establish the system and final quote.

Documented confidence

Identifiable contact and written project conditions

We publish how to contact us and when the team is available. Project-verified constraints in Marbella are recorded before the order reaches the workshop.

Documented coverage

Project documents describe coverage, validity, components, installation and care, together with any applicable exclusions.

Languages

We work in Spanish, English, German and Russian, by WhatsApp, e-mail or at the Marbella office by appointment.

Project management

The MMV Studio project team receives enquiries from Marbella and assigns a project manager to coordinate the survey, project approach, finishes and fitting.

Project contact

Use the MMV Studio enquiry form and tell us your Marbella area or municipality. Legal business details are linked in the site notice.

Arranged visits

Before travelling we confirm the survey date, property address and access instructions with you.

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The next step

Your idea, ready to explore.

Share your favourite references and the details that matter to you. We can review the scope together and separate the essentials from the options worth comparing.

Scope and terms are confirmed before you place an order.

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Questions about custom sliding-door wardrobes in Marbella

Does a sliding wardrobe use the full wall width?＋

It can fill the opening, although the entire interior is never visible at once. We account for overlap when dividing storage.

Can I have drawers behind the sliding doors?＋

Yes, provided the clear opening lets each drawer travel fully.

What do you check before manufacture?＋

Floor and ceiling level, track length, panel size, drawer access and installation space.