The Closet Builder Says Sliding Closet Doors Should Be Given Serious Consideration

May 26, 2011 - PRLog -- We rely on our closets to hide the things we don't want our friends and family to see. Maybe it's because there are belongings too personal in there, or we just don't want our loved ones to view the mess. So, we put in everything we can, and possibly fight to shut the closet door.

Nobert Twardoski, owner of The Closet Builder, said closet doors are the barrier between visitors seeing the cluttered chaos that permeates our storage areas.
“Many tend not to give much thought as to what will hide our stored shambles, so we choose whatever will match best or is the least costly,” Twadoski said. “Many choose the traditional knob style, the most common and popular kind of door, to close their closets.”

Twardoski noted sliding closet doors have become popular in recent years as a popular type of door system. More and more homes are choosing these systems to highlight their home, as it gives a stylish and modern flair to a storage area that can be bland and boring. Sliding doors have many benefits and advantages for closets, whether it is in the bedroom or for a storage area.

Unlike many doors, sliding ones do not waste any space. In fact, most add dimension to the smaller areas they occupy. Glass entrances do this by utilizing the natural light that comes in to the room, giving the area a more unrefined ambiance. This use of nature is reciprocated, as sliding glass doors are environmentally friendly, thanks to no trees not being cut down for the entrance ways.

Another important benefit to these systems is their versatility, and offer much more space to move through. The versatility extends to their stylishness, as they work well in any era or interior trends in fashion. Sliding closet doors have been popular from the time hippies roamed the Earth to the digital age, as they are mirrored or allow for a mirror to be hung.

One of the highest advantages is these types of doors is they're great for both in the home and at the office. They also are among the most cost effective type of closet door, often costing less than traditional entryways. These types of doors also are among the easiest to maintain.

The most important benefit? “They're great for children and senior citizens, as they are easier to open than turning a knob,” Twardoski said. “So, consider a sliding closet door if you're looking for a stylish, cost-effective way to solve your barrier problem.”

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About The Closet Builder: The Closet Builder specializes in building custom closets, closet doors, room partitions, screen dividers and more. Online at www.TheClosetDoors.com.