Installation Guide

1. Check your door set

Check the doors, tracks and fitting kit against your opening. Do not fit damaged glass or a loose frame, or cut a made-to-measure door to make it fit.

2. Prepare the opening

Clear the area and check the floor and sides with a spirit level. Tracks need firm, level support; do not fix directly to carpet. Check for hidden pipes and cables before drilling, and use fixings suitable for the surface. Get qualified help if the support is uncertain.

Have a tape measure, pencil, long spirit level, suitable gloves and fitting tools ready. Use two people to handle the doors. Keep framed panels upright and supported; do not lift a panel lying flat by its side rail.

Fitting over carpet?

In the configurator, go to Finishes and options → Carpet batten and select Timber batten for carpet. The applicable extra charge is shown beside the option. Confirm suitability and the batten’s fixing method before installing it.

3. Fix the top track

Identify the top track and its correct orientation. Hold it straight across the top of the opening, check clearance from shelves, and mark the fixing positions. Secure it to sound support using the fixings and spacing specified for your track. Tighten without bending it.

4. Position and fix the bottom track

Lay the bottom track in place without fixing it. With a helper supporting the rear door, guide its top into the matching upper channel and lower its rollers onto the matching bottom track.

Check from the side. Hold a spirit level vertically against a flat part of the door’s face or frame. Move the loose bottom track forwards or backwards until the door is vertical from front to back, without leaning into the wardrobe or out into the room. Keep the top of the door engaged in its upper guide while your helper supports it. Check at both ends of the opening, then mark the track position.

With your helper, lift the door out before securing the bottom track to its support. The door’s actual guides and rollers locate the track: do not assume the outside edges of the two tracks should be flush.

Check the door, not the track edges

Move the bottom track until the door is vertical from front to back.

5. Fit the doors

Fit the rear door first. With your helper, guide the top into its upper channel, then carefully lower both rollers onto their matching bottom track. Check that the door is properly seated before letting go.

Repeat for the remaining doors in the channel order for your configuration. Do not force a door or roller into place.

6. Adjust and test

Support the door while making small roller-height adjustments with the correct tool. Check that it stands upright and closes evenly against the side of the opening. Do not loosen frame screws or exceed the roller’s adjustment limit.

Slide every door through its full travel. It should move freely without scraping, catching or rocking. If it does not, stop and correct the cause. Keep the tracks clear of debris.

Need a hand with a step?

Tell us your order number and which step you are working on. If you would prefer someone else to fit the doors, arrange a suitable tradesperson.