Bi-Fold Door Cabinets by Masterclass Kitchens
Features of our sliding door cabinets
Sliding door cabinet by Masterclass Kitchens
Sliding door cabinet with a closer door
Sliding door cabinet with lighting
Bi-Fold Door Cabinets by Masterclass Kitchens
Features of our sliding door cabinets
Sliding door cabinet by Masterclass Kitchens
Sliding door cabinet with a closer door
Sliding door cabinet with lighting

Sliding Door Cabinets

SLIDING DOOR KITCHEN WALL CABINETS

Our sliding door cabinets are a great alternative to standard doors. Their side-to-side mechanism stops doors protruding into walking spaces and their soft-close feature makes them a pleasure to use. Also available with integrated lighting for added practicality and wow factor.

Features our innovative cabinet

Constructed using FSC® certified wood

Lifetime Guarantee on Blum Hinges

Do You Love This Design?

Talk to your local Masterclass Kitchens retailer to discuss a kitchen with beautiful storage.

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Just looking for ideas? Get limitless inspiration when you download our free brochures and magazines.

Available for wall units in a range of widths, these cabinets’ sliding kitchen doors provide extra elegance in kitchen areas. What’s more, they unlock potential in slim rooms you couldn’t normally utilise. Want to set a wine flute or mug aside where you normally have clumsy, conventional doors?
Now you can!

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Versatile and Easy to Use

Each door can open in both horizontal directions and include soft-closing technology for ease of use no matter your angle of approach.

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Unmatched Space-Saving Capabilities

When space is at a premium, sliding doors offer a great alternative to cabinet doors that open out into a walkway.

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Enhanced with Integrated Lighting

Pre-installed with interior sensor lighting and glass shelves as standard, these wall units also have optional task lighting customisability for above worktops.

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Tailored to Suit Your Personality

Compatible with multiple kitchen styles and colours, you can use our sliding doors in dozens of unique kitchen variations.

Steve Tough, Group Sales Director at Masterclass Kitchens

“ Producing sliding doors to our standard of precision isn’t easy. They’re worth it in a high-end kitchen, though, because they make cooking, cleaning and accessing plates easier and safer, especially when the whole family is bustling around the cook. In short, they’re optimised for tight spaces wherein every inch comes at a premium.”

—Steve Tough, Group Sales Director at Masterclass Kitchens

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An open sliding door kitchen cabinet in Portland Oak with lights

Ways to Use Your Sliding Door Cabinets

Kit Out Tight Galleys: Cupboard doors pose a real challenge in galley kitchens where head space is in short supply. Sliding-door cabinets, however, provide extra storage without the danger.

Save on Maintenance: Have a young family? Typically, that comes with scuffed doors but our sliding design will protect your cabinets from looking dog eared over time.

Cook More Diverse Meals: The ultimate space-saving kitchen solution, sliding doors enable you to fill more space and, therefore, offer more accessible spaces for ingredients.

Become a Better Host: Dream of being a socialite? Cabinets with sliding doors make it easier to access all your glassware and crockery, meaning you’ll be ready to host any occasion.

 

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How to Purchase Your Dream Kitchen from Masterclass

  1. Find Your Ideal Kitchen Aesthetic. Explore our free brochures to discover your favourite style and colour palette.
  2. Talk to Your Local Retailer. Tell one of our expert kitchen retailers about your dream kitchen requirements and budget.
  3. Create Your Kitchen Wish List. Tell us all about the specific features you want in your ideal kitchen space - you can complete your Wish List here.
  4. Get a Design and Quote. The exciting part! Get a 3D design and quote from your local Masterclass retailer.
  5. Let Us Handle the Rest. Relax as we manufacture your kitchen and deliver it ready for your fitter to install.
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What our customers are saying

What Our Customers are Saying

“My Masterclass kitchen is everything I imagined it would be and more. The quality of the cabinets are, in my opinion, unrivalled and the solid wood doors with the wood grain visible add a touch of country to an otherwise contemporary scheme. I can’t believe the amount of weight you can put into the pan drawers with absolutely no impact on the movement whatsoever.”

—Michele, Trustpilot Review

 

“Our kitchen is small but the designer was amazing and made the most out of the space. [...] The quality of the kitchen is by far the best I have seen compared to other manufacturers on the market and a pleasure to install. So pleased with my Masterclass kitchen that I used their furniture to create a TV wall in my living room.”

—Karl, Trustpilot Review

 

“The design features available within the range is second to none and the aftercare service is also very good.”

—Luke Counter, Trustpilot Review

Customer questions and answers

Customer Questions Answered

Q: Are sliding doors a good idea?

Yes! Sliding kitchen cabinet doors are fantastic for their safety and economic use of space. Moreover, they also complement the sleek lines of a modern kitchen design.

 

Q: What are the disadvantages of a sliding door?

Some companies avoid sliding doors because their tracks and rollers degrade. However, our partner Blum – the industry leader in sliding-door technology – are so good they offer a lifetime guarantee on all moving parts.

 

Q: What is the life expectancy of a sliding door?

Ours come with a lifetime guarantee from Blum – the industry leader in cabinet door tracks and rollers. So, they’re guaranteed to last a generation, or until you change your kitchen.

 

Q: Where can you not put a pocket door?

It depends entirely on the situation but pocket doors aren’t designed to work on a single, narrow wall cabinet set in a corner because that specific situation leaves insufficient room for any doors to slide.

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