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3395 Lake Worth Rd #10, Palm Springs · Mon–Fri 8–5 Call for a free estimate (561) 756-2702
GALAXY GLASS & CLOSETS

Closet doors

Mirror and glass closet doors that slide or fold, made for your opening and planned with the storage behind them.

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Sliding, folding or glass

How the doors open decides how much of the closet you can reach at once, so we choose them with the shelves and drawers inside in mind.

  • Sliding bypass doors

    Panels slide past each other along the opening and never swing into the room. Part of the closet stays behind a panel at any time.

  • Bi-fold doors

    Folding panels gather to the sides and open up more of the closet, but need clear floor space in front while they move.

  • Glass closet doors

    Frosted or etched glass softens the view of what’s inside and lets light through, in sliding or folding layouts.

Try a door

Open the doors and compare how much of the closet each type lets you reach.

Doors
Panels
Frame
Sliding bypass doors with mirror panels and a dark frame. Illustration only. We measure the opening and confirm the doors at the free estimate.
Walk-in closet with lit walnut shelves, drawers and long hanging space

Plan the doors and the closet together

  • Mirror panels

    A full-length mirror on the door gives you a dressing mirror without using wall space, and makes the room feel bigger.

  • Frosted and etched glass

    Hides the clutter but lets light through. Lighting inside and things close to the glass change how much shows.

  • Frames, tracks and handles

    We go over the frame finish, handles and track together, and list the final choices in your estimate.

  • Drawers and pull-outs

    The clear opening has to let drawers and pull-out accessories open, so we check where they sit before choosing the doors.

  • Room around the closet

    Beds, rugs and floor transitions in front of the closet matter, especially for bi-fold doors.

Custom closets

How a closet door project works

Start with photos and rough measurements. We confirm everything at your home before anything is made.

  1. Free estimate at your home

    We look at the opening, the trim and any old tracks, and talk through sliding or folding, mirror or glass.

  2. Measure

    We measure the opening and check the drawers and shelves inside and the space in front of the closet.

  3. Made to size

    Your doors are made for the opening with the panels, frame finish and handles you chose.

  4. Installation

    We remove the old doors if needed, install the tracks and doors, and adjust them so they run smoothly.

Closet door questions

Don’t see yours? Call us during shop hours and ask.

(561) 756-2702

Mon–Fri 8:00 am–5:00 pm · Saturday by appointment

Sliding or bi-fold: which should I choose?

Sliding doors suit rooms where furniture is close to the closet, but only part of the closet is open at a time. Bi-fold doors open up more of the closet and need space in front to fold.

Can you replace my old closet doors?

Yes. Send photos of the opening, the old doors and the tracks with rough sizes. We check the trim and tracks at the estimate before choosing the new system.

Will frosted glass hide what’s inside?

Frosted and etched glass soften the view a lot. Things pressed against the glass and lights inside the closet stay more visible, so we look at both with you.

Can you build the closet inside too?

Yes. We design and install custom closets, and planning the doors and the inside together makes sure the drawers and shelves are easy to reach.

Get a free estimate

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll call to set a time to visit, measure, and give you a written price. No charge and no obligation.

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Mon–Fri 8:00 am–5:00 pm
Saturday by appointment
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