Robe tracks, also known as wardrobe or sliding door tracks, are the system of rails, often made of aluminium, that allow doors, particularly for wardrobes and cupboards, to slide open and closed. These systems can be single, double, or triple-track designs and typically use wheels or rollers at the top and/or bottom of the door to ensure smooth, quiet movement, facilitating space-saving and organized access.

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How Robe Tracks Work

Rollers/Wheels: The doors are attached to rollers or wheels that are either at the top, bottom, or both, of the door.

Tracks: These rollers run within the tracks, which are fitted to the doorway.

Movement: The rollers provide a smooth path for the door to glide along the track, allowing it to slide open and closed.

Types of Track Systems

Single Track: A basic system for one door.

Double Track: Designed for two or three doors, with the doors sliding in front of each other.

Triple Track: Best for three or more doors, as it allows you to access two-thirds of the wardrobe at any one time.

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