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Sliding wardrobe with black-framed glass upper doors and wood lower panels beside a bedroom desk

Sliding Wardrobe Systems for Modular Wardrobes

Two sliding systems from System Holz, Italy: Bridge 500 & 600 for framed glass and wood doors, and Evolution for overlapping doors up to 80 kg.

Bridge 500 & 600EvolutionSoft-close options
Sliding wardrobe hardware

What is a sliding wardrobe system?

A sliding wardrobe system is the set of rails, carriages, dampers and door profiles that lets wardrobe doors glide along a track instead of swinging open. A good system carries the door weight, closes quietly and stays aligned for years. Mirano supplies two systems from System Holz (Gruppo Pozzi), Italy.

Both are specified by wardrobe manufacturers, interior designers and architects across India. Each has its own product page with capacities, sizes, part codes and downloads.

Wardrobe interior seen through Bridge 500 sliding glass doors with shirts on a rail
Sliding glass doors keep the interior visible. Manufacturer render.
The range

Two sliding systems, built for different doors

Aluminium-framed doorsWardrobe with Bridge 500 glass sliding doors in black aluminium frames, shirts on a hanging rail
Series 01

Bridge 500 & 600

A sliding door system for glass, wood and glass-and-wood doors. Bridge 500 builds aluminium-framed doors with four handle profiles and a corner version. Bridge 600 carries wood panels with or without an aluminium handle profile.

60 kgMax door weight
Glass · WoodDoor materials
4 mm – 22 mmPanel thickness range
Soft-close optionDamper 50 mm stroke
  • Four handle profiles plus a corner door version (Bridge 500)
  • Single, two, three and four-panel door layouts
  • Sizing formulas and a full part list on the product page
Overlapping doorsTwo-door sliding wardrobe with dark-framed glass doors, a lit hanging rail, shelves and drawers
Series 02

Evolution

An adjustable sliding system for two and three overlapping doors. Carriages with automatic locking, an upper anti-derailment device and adjustment for door height and perpendicularity make it a robust choice for tall, heavy slab doors.

80 kgPer door
2 or 3 doorsOverlapping
22 – 50 mmDoor thickness
Soft-close optionOr standard stoppers
  • Reversible carriages and automatic lower locking
  • Tool-free quick-fix rail versions
  • Central soft-close damper for three-door wardrobes
Side by side

Bridge 500 & 600 versus Evolution

Bridge 500 & 600Evolution
Door constructionAluminium-framed doors (500) or wood panels with or without a handle profile (600)Overlapping slab doors on adjustable carriages
Door materialsGlass, wood, glass-and-woodPanels of 22 to 50 mm
Max door weight60 kg80 kg per door
Door layoutsSingle to four-panel doors, corner doors (500)Two or three overlapping doors
BrakingSoft-close damper kit or stopperStandard stoppers or soft-closing and return dampers
AdjustmentHeight at the lower roller (±3 mm on 500, up to 6 mm on 600)Vertical carriage adjustment; axial adjustment of the external door
Corner doorsYes (Bridge 500)Not covered in the catalogue
DetailsBridge 500 & 600 specificationsEvolution specifications

Figures are from the manufacturer's catalogues. Mirano confirms the exact version, availability and finish options for your project on enquiry.

Selection guide

How to choose a sliding wardrobe system

01

Start with the door

Framed glass or glass-and-wood doors point to Bridge 500. Wood panels with a slim aluminium handle point to Bridge 600. Overlapping slab doors point to Evolution.

02

Check the weight

Bridge carries 60 kg per door and Evolution 80 kg. Thick wood, mirrors and tall glass doors add weight quickly.

03

Match the panel thickness

Bridge 500 takes glass of 4 to 8 mm and wood of 8 to 10 mm, Bridge 600 takes wood up to 22 mm, and Evolution takes 22 to 50 mm.

04

Decide how doors stop

Both systems offer soft-close dampers or simple stoppers. Soft closing is the usual choice for premium bedroom and dressing-room wardrobes.

05

Think about corners

Glass corner wardrobes need Bridge 500 with its corner profile. Straight runs work with any of the systems.

06

Plan the fitting

Evolution has tool-free quick-fix rails, and Bridge 600 has sizing formulas for fast door calculation. Ask Mirano for the drawing set.

Under the hood

What is inside a sliding system

Rails

The upper rail carries the door and the lower rail guides it. Rails come as 1-way or 2-way profiles, and some lower rails are built into the base panel.

Carriages and rollers

Carriages and rollers carry the door weight. They are adjustable so the door can be levelled after hanging.

Dampers and stoppers

A soft-close damper slows the door at the end of its travel and pulls it shut. A stopper simply ends the travel.

Handle and door profiles

On framed doors, vertical aluminium profiles form the door edge and carry the handle, with crosspieces and gaskets around the panel.

Safety devices

Anti-derailment devices keep the door on its rail, and anti-release devices stop a door being lifted off accidentally.

Fixing kits

Screws, brackets and supports fix the rails and dampers. Quick-fix rails speed up fitting.

Applications

Where sliding wardrobe systems work best

Sliding doors suit rooms where swing space is limited and in rooms where a continuous wall of doors is part of the design.

  • Bedrooms and master suites with floor-to-ceiling sliding wardrobes
  • Dressing rooms and walk-in closets, including glass-framed enclosures
  • Corner wardrobes with aluminium-framed glass doors (Bridge 500)
  • Niches and built-in alcoves where hinged doors would block the room
  • Premium residential and commercial interiors specified by architects and interior designers
Corner wardrobe with aluminium-framed sliding glass doors in a green bedroom
A corner wardrobe built with Bridge 500. Manufacturer render.
Specify with Mirano

What to send for a quote

Send us these details and we confirm the right system, the part list and a quote.

  • Opening width and height, and the number of doors
  • Door material and thickness: glass, wood, laminate
  • Estimated door weight
  • Braking preference: soft-close or stopper
  • Single door track or doors passing each other (1-way or 2-way rails)
  • Project quantity and delivery location
Bridge 500 sliding wardrobe with glass doors in a bedroom with a desk
Bridge 500 in a bedroom. Manufacturer render.
FAQ

Sliding wardrobe systems: frequently asked questions

What sliding wardrobe systems does Mirano offer?

Mirano offers two sliding wardrobe systems from System Holz (Gruppo Pozzi, Italy): Bridge 500 & 600, aluminium-framed sliding doors in glass, wood or glass-and-wood for door weights up to 60 kg, and Evolution, an adjustable system for two or three overlapping doors up to 80 kg per door.

What is the difference between Bridge and Evolution?

Bridge builds framed doors: Bridge 500 uses aluminium handle profiles around glass, wood or glass-and-wood panels, and Bridge 600 carries wood panels with or without a handle profile. Evolution hangs overlapping slab doors from adjustable carriages, with safety devices built into the carriages. Bridge carries 60 kg per door and Evolution 80 kg.

How much weight can a sliding wardrobe door carry?

Bridge 500 & 600 carry doors up to 60 kg. Evolution carries up to 80 kg per door. Weigh the finished door, including glass or thick panels, against these limits when you choose the system.

Can sliding wardrobe doors be soft closing?

Yes. Both systems can close softly on dampers: Bridge uses a damper kit with a 50 mm stroke rated for 60 kg, and Evolution offers upper dampers with 50 mm or 70 mm strokes and a lower damper, with a central damper for three-door wardrobes. Standard stoppers are available on both.

Which system suits glass doors?

Bridge 500. It takes 4, 6 or 8 mm glass and glass-and-wood combinations in an aluminium frame, and it has a corner door version for glass corner wardrobes.

Which system suits thick or heavy wooden doors?

Evolution takes door thicknesses up to 50 mm and loads up to 80 kg per door. Bridge 600 takes wood panels up to 22 mm.

Do you supply sliding wardrobe systems to fabricators, OEMs and designers?

Yes. Mirano by Varun Impex supplies wardrobe manufacturers, OEMs, interior designers, architects and dealers across India. Send the opening sizes, the number of doors and the panel material, and we confirm the part list and a project quote.

Are sliding systems supplied with the door panels?

The Bridge and Evolution systems are hardware and profile kits. The glass or wood panels are normally cut and supplied by your fabricator, and Mirano confirms the exact scope with your quote.

Talk to Mirano

Planning a sliding wardrobe project?

Send us the opening size, the number of doors and the panel material. Our team confirms the right system, the part list and a project quote, and replies within one business day.

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