Mirrored Closet Doors
Mirrored doors have come a long way since your heavy old gold steel doors were so hard to open and close. They are now available with wood frames that can be painted, aluminum frames in various finishes, "frame-less mirrors," and either beveled or flat mirror closet doors. Check our Louvered Sliding Doors for more closet door options.
What’s ever more interesting is, you don’t need to open your closet to sneak at your collection! With you can easily sort out what to wear before even opening your closet.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We install mirrored closet doors across all of Orange County from our Huntington Beach showroom. Frames in wood, aluminum (matte black, brushed nickel, champagne), or frameless edge-polished. Sliding (bypass) or hinged. Call (714) 895-5100 for a free in-home consult.
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Both, but it depends. If a single roller or track is the issue, repair is often the right call. If the mirror is cracked, the frame is bent, or the doors are the original 1980s gold-framed style, replacement is usually cheaper than chasing repairs on hardware that's no longer made. We tell you straight during the free in-home consult.
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Yes — both are standard configurations. 2-panel works for most bedroom closets (openings around 48 to 72 inches). 3-panel is for wider openings (72 to 108+ inches). For floor-to-ceiling or wider openings, we go to 4+ panels.
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A 2-panel sliding mirror door system typically runs $1,200 to $2,000 installed depending on frame style. Full-bedroom mirrored closet projects (multiple openings) usually run $3,000 to $4,000. We bring frame samples to the consult — you'll leave with a written itemized estimate.
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Yes. Every door we install uses tempered or safety-backed mirror — it holds together if cracked instead of shattering into shards. Standard for us, not an upgrade.
