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![]() Now the new boiler and store is in place, I've ripped out the huge double airing cupboard and now have to sort out the room to be a useful bedroom. We've ordered a HiSleeper (bed on big legs - big *expensive* legs :-/) and while measuring up today the thought of converting the door to be a sliding door crossed my mind... I was pondering changing the way the door is hung so that it opened outwards but that isn't great as it's at the top of the stairs - recipe for disaster. Looking at screwfix they appear to have a "kit" for 25 quid or so - anyone know if it's any good at all? If it's crap, is there a better, more expensive solution? Or should I just forget the idea as sliding doors are all just crap? http://www.screwfix.com/prods/12029/...all-Race-762mm is the thing I was looking at. No bottom track would be kinda essential. Looking at http://www.ironmongerydirect.co.uk/ shows a mind boggling range of solutions and prices... So, anyone done this before? The door is currently a bog standard plain painted door (crap egg box construction) so nothing too heavy. Cheers, Darren (now to attempt to repair the sagging lathe and plaster ceiling - I *really* don't want to take that down!) |
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