Canterbury
For those who prefer a traditional look to their home, we have the Canterbury wardrobe doors. With their timeless cathedral arch at the top, these doors are reminiscent of church windows and Gothic architecture, and are a firm favourite. They feature a popular 40-60 split, with beautiful detail in the soft grooves, to create a charming door that will look wonderful in any bedroom, or in a dedicated dressing room.
The vertical grooves mean that the doors lend a room a certain elegance, and if you have a wall of fitted wardrobes doors, the Canterbury replacement wardrobe doors create an understated uniformity without being overpowering or boring.
Ordering our made to measure wardrobe doors is a simple process. You can keep the existing wardrobe unit and back panel as these tend to have a much longer lifetime than the doors, which will accumulate wear and damage faster. Measure the doors you want to replace and our Made 2 Measure calculator will work out the price for replacement doors for you, starting from £10.34. Then all that’s left is to decide whether you want the doors hinged, and what finish is right for you. We can offer all the extras like plinths and cornices to make sure your wardrobes look the part, and within 7-12 days your replacement doors will arrive at your door, ready to be fitted.
We offer a variety of 31 different finishes for this style of doors. Whether you favour high gloss to reflect light, matt to create an understated statement, or wood-grain to channel a warm, natural feel, you’ll be impressed by the range of shades on offer. Stick with traditional with Lissa Oak, or try Matt Mussel and bid fingerprint marks goodbye. Canterbury is a door that will take well to wood-grain, as the wood will show off the grooves nicely, however by going for a matt or gloss finish you can update the look of this traditional door to work well in a modern home, while not losing its charm. We’d recommend a rounded style wooden handle for this door, or otherwise a slim metal handle in chrome or even black.
