On Mon, 17 Aug 2020 03:22:30 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

Going to build a cupboard and I am thinking hinged doors will be
hard
to do right,

Maybe but provided the apertures are made square and plumb with the
non squareness and plumb of the building taken up with the
architrave.

whereas sliding mirror doors - should be easy.

Track has to be level and the lower rail parallel.

As far as I can tell the doors will overlap each other

Bear in mind that with three panels you can only have slightly less
than a single panel width open open at any time. 4 panels up to two
widths.

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** If it's toughened glass it can't be cut down after toughening. **

And I should imagine this will have to be toughened or laminated
glass. and fairly thick (10 mm?) so each quite heavy.

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Cheers
Dave.