Panel, Louver & Flush

Paneled doors: Classic, versatile look with raised or recessed panels that can coordinate with your interior doors. They work especially well in traditional, transitional, and shaker-style homes.

Louver doors: Slatted panels allow air to circulate through the closet, helping reduce that closed-in feeling. They are a practical choice for bedrooms, linen closets, and homes where ventilation matters.

Flush doors: Smooth, flat panels with clean lines and no decorative detailing. They create a simple, modern look and are typically the most budget-friendly of the three styles.

Almost any door style on our site can be installed as sliding closet doors. If you see a hinged door in the gallery that you want as a bypass, let us know.

Call us at 714-895-5100 or schedule a free consultation.

We install panel, louver and flush bypass doors to fit your exact opening.

For 20 years, our family-owned company has specialized in custom closet doors. We personally measure every opening, complete the prep work in our shop, and install your new doors in one day.

Our custom closet doors can be designed to match or complement your existing interior doors for a seamless look throughout your home. Nearly any door style featured in our gallery can be customized as sliding bypass closet doors. Love a hinged-door style? In most cases, we can adapt it for a sliding installation.

Custom fit. Expert craftsmanship. One-day installation.

Call us at 714-895-5100 or schedule a free consultation.

Bypass or Hinged?

ConfigurationHow it WorksBest For
Bypass (sliding)Two or more panels slide past each other on a top or bottom track. You can see half the closet at a time.Bedroom closets in tight rooms.
Top-hung bypassPanels hang from a top track only. No bottom track to vacuum around. Quieter and smoother than bottom-rolling.Anyone tired of tripping on bottom tracks.
Hinged (swing-out)Traditional hinges. You see the entire closet at once.Walk-in entries, master closets, large bedrooms with floor space for the doors to swing open.
Floor-to-ceiling slidingBypass panels that run from floor to ceiling instead of standard 80-inch door height.Floor-to-ceiling closets, modern builds, dramatic visual impact.

If you don't know which one you want, that's normal. When we measure during the consult, we can make recommendations that will fit best.

Paint Options

Wood framed mirrored doors and paneled doors are painted. We stock 5 shades of white paint, however; we can work with custom paint color. We spray each door with paint in our spray booth at our shop.

How the Install Works

  1. Free consultation, 30 to 60 minutes. We come measure, discuss the space and go over door style options.

  2. Once approved and deposit has been received, we order your products.  Once we receive it, we cut, sand, prime and paint in our shop.

  3. One-day installation. Our installation crew will arrive at the scheduled arrival window time, prep the area and install the hardware, doors & double check the work. Most jobs are done in a single afternoon.

Most full-bedroom closet door projects run between $2,000 and $4,000, depending on opening size and style of door. 

Most full-bedroom closet door projects run between $3,000 and $4,000, depending on opening size, style, and quantity. We don't run discounts or seasonal sales. The price you get at the consult is the price.

Why Homeowners in Orange County Call Us

We’ve been family-owned in Huntington Beach since 2006, specializing exclusively in interior doors, closet doors, closet and garage organizers and barn doors. It’s what we do every day, and we take pride in doing it well.

When you schedule an in-home consultation, one of our consultants will measure each opening and go over the options with you.  When it’s time for installation, one of our specialized installation crews will install your doors and/or organizers. We do the finishing touches in our own facility so that they arrive painted and ready to install in your home. 

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