Aperture brings the windowpane look to a wardrobe: black-framed sliding doors set reeded glass into a slim grid, fronting an LED-lit oak reach-in so the closet glows through a crisp geometric screen in a classic panelled bedroom.
The grid and reeded glass give the doors architectural structure while veiling the interior into soft light, and the LED-lit oak behind keeps everything visible and warm. Sliding panels hold the wall flush with no swing, and the black frames tie the closet to a tailored, traditional room. It’s a reach-in that looks like joinery, not a fitting.
Komandor designs and manufactures each reach-in closet in Mississauga to the exact opening, in a wide range of door finishes and interior fittings, and installs across Toronto and the GTA.
Install photo, digitally staged.
At a Glance
| Configuration | Reach-in closet, sliding doors |
| Doors | Gridded reeded glass, black aluminium frame |
| Interior | LED-lit oak — hanging, shelving, drawers |
| Lighting | Integrated interior LED |
| Best for | Bedrooms, traditional interiors |
| Project code | RI-001 |
| Pricing | reach-in closet options & pricing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can closet doors have a windowpane grid?
Yes — a slim grid can frame glass panels for a steel-look, architectural front.
Why put reeded glass in the grid?
It softens and screens the interior while still letting the LED glow through.
Can the grid and frame colour be chosen?
Yes — grid pattern and frame finish are made to order to suit the room.