Closets by Komandor
Custom Closet & Sliding Doors
Komandor designs, manufactures and installs custom closet doors for homes across Toronto and the GTA. Sliding, mirrored or glass fronts finish a reach-in, laundry or storage wall cleanly — built to your opening and installed by our own team from our Mississauga factory.
The Solutions
Made in Canada for over 20 years
Komandor makes custom closet and sliding doors across Toronto and the GTA — sliding, bi-fold, barn-style, and hinged doors in glass, mirror, and panel finishes. Built to your exact opening and installed by our own team to finish any closet or wardrobe.
In This Guide
- Compare Types — types, finishes and glass.
- Finishes & Glass — panel and glass options, including tempered and laminated safety glass.
- How It Works — from first sketch to install.
- FAQs — the questions GTA buyers ask most.
Doors for every closet
Pair doors with our walk-in closets, reach-in closets, and built-in wardrobes. For room-dividing glass, see glass partitions.
Types, finishes & glass
Door types, finishes and glass — and how they fit any closet opening. Start here.
Closet door types compared
| Door type | Swing clearance | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Sliding (bypass) | None | Tight rooms, condos, wide openings |
| Bi-fold | Minimal | Reach-in closets, narrow spaces |
| Barn-style | None (surface-mounted) | A design feature on a wall |
| Hinged / swing | Full door swing | Rooms with space; full access |
Finishes and glass options
- Glass — clear, frosted, tinted, or fluted to bring light into the room.
- Mirror — doubles as a full-length mirror and opens up the space.
- Panel — matched to your closet or wardrobe finish.
For a minimal, glass-forward front, Helio is Komandor’s frameless and slim-framed closet-door system.
We also make matching cabinet doors, so wardrobe fronts and cabinetry can share one finish palette.
How it works
- Consultation — we review the opening and the look you want.
- Measure and plan — precise measurement and door layout.
- Manufacture — built in our Mississauga factory.
- Installation — installed and aligned by our own team.
Compare closet solutions
Where closet doors work best
Three real installs from our design studios — tap any card for the full case study.
Bedroom & reach-in doors
Mirror and smoked-glass sliders front a bedroom reach-in and bounce light around the room.
Laundry & utility concealment
Sliding doors hide a laundry or utility zone behind a clean, flush front.
Hidden storage & multi-use rooms
Sliding panels conceal built-in storage so a shared room stays uncluttered.
Closet door designs from real GTA installs
Arched Entry — Gridded Glass Doors to a Home Office
An office tucked behind a bold, colour-blocked wall deserves an entrance with some ceremony. Arched Entry frames it with a pair of gridded glass doors in…
Archway — Glass Office Partition with an Arched Glass Door
A home office set inside a formal living room has to look like it belongs. Archway does it with a partition that pairs a fixed gridded…
Arcus — Arched Gridded Glass Partition Between Living Room and Kitchen
An arched opening is one of the hardest transitions to divide without losing its shape. Arcus works with the curve instead of against it: a gridded…
Atrium Wall — Full Windowpane Glass Wall Enclosing a Home Office
Atrium Wall gives a home office the feel of a glass-walled conservatory: a full-height windowpane wall in slim black aluminium and clear tempered glass, with a…
Beacon — Reeded Glass Double Doors for an Open Plan
Beacon brings a soft threshold to an open plan: reeded-glass double doors in slim black aluminium set between the living and dining areas, closing the rooms…
Clarion — Gridded Glass Sliding Partition Between Living and Kitchen
Clarion divides a living room from the kitchen with a gridded glass sliding partition — slim black aluminium framing clear glass into a windowpane wall that…
Crema — Cream Sliding Doors Concealing a Laundry
Crema tucks a stacked laundry behind warm cream sliding doors in slim frames, so a utility zone off the kitchen or hall reads as a smooth,…
Divisa — LUMI Fluted Glass Partition Enclosing a Home-Office Nook
This main-floor sitting room had an alcove just deep enough for a desk — but an open workstation would have dominated the room. LUMI sliding panels…
Field of Dreams — Black-Framed Glass Entry Vestibule with Swing Door
Open-concept entries pour cold air straight into the living space every time the front door opens — and in a home this open, a framed drywall…
Flex — Sliding Glass Doors Screening a Home Gym
Flex screens a home gym behind sliding glass doors in slim framing — closing the workout zone off from the living space when needed while keeping…
Fluted Elegance — Fluted Glass Sliding Partition Between Living Room and Home Office
This layout had one wide opening between the living room and the workspace behind it — too wide for doors, too valuable to wall in. The…
Frosted Grid — Windowpane Sliding Partition in Frosted Glass
Frosted Grid takes the classic windowpane look and softens it: sliding panels of frosted glass laid into a slim black aluminium grid, screening a home study…
Closet door FAQs
What are the best doors for a small bedroom or condo?
Sliding (bypass) and barn-style doors need no swing clearance, which makes them ideal for tight bedrooms, hallways, and condos. Our Studio barn door runs on a face-mounted top track that slides along the wall, with an optional bottom track.
What door finishes does Komandor offer?
Clear, frosted, tinted, and fluted glass — including tempered and laminated safety glass — plus mirror and panel finishes, all matched to your closet or room.
Can you replace just the doors on an existing closet?
Yes. New custom doors can be fitted to an existing opening — we measure precisely so they run smoothly and align cleanly.
How much do custom closet doors cost in the GTA?
Sliding-front systems typically start around $3,500; glass, mirror and panel fronts are priced by configuration and confirmed with an itemized quote at a free in-home consultation. Sliding runs on a ceiling- or wall-mounted track, single or double, usually with no bottom floor track. Published prices are for the product only; installation and delivery are quoted separately by size and complexity. The full price ranges are published on the custom closets page.