We've been hand making sliding wardrobe doors in the UK since 1980, and we're still a family run business today. Every kit across our four ranges is made to measure to your exact opening — no fixed stock sizes, no compromise fit.
Once you know how many doors you need and roughly what colour you're after, the next decision is which range to build from: Palermo, Supreme, Shaker or Curve. They're not just four colour palettes — they're built differently, and that affects both the look and the price. Here's how to tell them apart.
Steel or Aluminium? The Real Difference Between Our Ranges
The four ranges split into two frame materials:
- Shaker is built on a British steel frame — our biggest-selling range, and the one with the most traditional, panelled look.
- Palermo, Supreme and Curve are all built on aluminium frames — lighter, naturally corrosion-resistant, and the material that makes Curve's rounded profile and soft-close doors possible.
Neither material is objectively "better" — steel gives a solid, weighty feel at a slightly lower starting price, while aluminium tends to suit a more contemporary room and opens up finishes a steel frame can't do. It's worth knowing which you're looking at before you fall in love with a specific finish, since it affects both feel and budget.
Palermo vs Supreme vs Shaker vs Curve at a Glance
| Range | Frame Material | Look & Feel | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Palermo | Aluminium | Clean, simple lines; understated and timeless | Classic bedrooms wanting a safe, versatile finish |
| Supreme | Aluminium | Refined, slightly more contemporary detailing | Modern bedrooms wanting a premium mirror finish |
| Shaker | British Steel | Panelled, traditional-meets-modern; our best seller | Character homes and shaker-style kitchens/bedrooms |
| Curve | Aluminium | Soft curved profile, soft-close dust strips, premium feel | Statement modern rooms wanting a quiet, soft close |
Starting prices vary by frame colour, panel choice and current promotions, so we've left them out of the table above — check each range's collection page for today's pricing.
Palermo Range — Clean-Line Aluminium Doors for a Timeless Look
Palermo is our simplest aluminium frame — a deliberately understated profile that works in almost any bedroom without fighting for attention. It's a strong starting point if you want your sliding wardrobe door kit to sit quietly in the background while the panel finish (mirror, glass or wood-effect) does the talking.
Supreme Range — Contemporary Aluminium with a Premium Finish
Supreme shares Palermo's aluminium construction but leans slightly more contemporary in its detailing and available colourways, including matt black and satin silver frames. If Palermo is the safe classic, Supreme is the same reliability with a bit more edge.
Shaker Range — Our Biggest-Selling British Steel Doors
Shaker is built on a British steel frame and remains our most popular range — a panelled, slightly more traditional look that still sits comfortably in a modern bedroom. If you've got shaker-style kitchen cabinetry or fitted furniture elsewhere in the house, this is the range that will match it.
Curve Range — Soft-Closing Aluminium Doors with a Curved Frame
Curve is our premium aluminium system: a gently curved frame profile with integrated soft-close dust strips, so doors ease shut rather than slam. It's the range to go for if you want your wardrobe doors to feel like a genuine design feature rather than a functional afterthought.
Once You've Picked a Range, Choose Your Panel Finish
Every range above is available with mirror, glass and wood-effect panels, and you can mix finishes across the doors in a single kit — a mirror door paired with a glass door, for example. We've covered panel materials and pricing factors in detail in our Ultimate Guide to Made to Measure Sliding Wardrobe Doors, and frame colour options in our frame finish guide.
Every Range Is Made to Measure, Made in the UK
Whichever range you choose, the process is the same: enter your opening height and width online, and every door is hand made to that exact size — no gaps, no infill panels, no compromise. All our moving parts carry a 10-year warranty, and because we manufacture in-house, our team can talk you through sizing, panel combinations or fitting questions directly.
Still deciding how many doors you need, or want a refresher on measuring up? Our 2, 3 or 4-door layout guide and measuring guide cover both in detail. If you're still weighing up made to measure against a fully fitted service, our buyer's guide to custom made sliding wardrobe doors compares your options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the Palermo and Supreme ranges?
Both Palermo and Supreme are built on an aluminium frame, so they're close in weight and finish. Palermo has a simpler, more understated profile, while Supreme leans slightly more contemporary in its available colours. In practice the choice usually comes down to which frame colour and panel combination you prefer, rather than a big difference in construction.
Which sliding wardrobe door range is cheapest?
Entry prices move with current promotions, so the cheapest range can change month to month. As a rule, Palermo and Supreme tend to sit at the more accessible end, with Curve's soft-close aluminium system usually landing at the top. Check the live pricing on each range's collection page before deciding, as we run regular price drops.
Are Bedrooms Plus sliding wardrobe doors made in the UK?
Yes. We've been hand making sliding wardrobe doors in the UK since 1980 and remain a family run business. Every kit, across all four ranges, is made to order to your exact opening size rather than picked from a fixed stock size.
Should I choose a steel or aluminium sliding door frame?
Our Shaker range uses British steel, which gives a solid, rigid feel and a slightly lower entry price. Palermo, Supreme and Curve use aluminium, which is lighter, resists corrosion well, and opens up curved and soft-close options that aren't possible with a steel frame. Neither is "better" outright — it depends on the look and budget you want.
Can I mix panel finishes within one door kit?
Yes. Across all four ranges you can combine mirror, glass and wood-effect panels on the same set of doors — for example, one mirror door paired with a glass door on a 2-door kit. Enter your sizes online and choose your panel combination as part of the order.
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