My house has a dormer roof (ie 1st floor is built in to the roof so the bedrooms have a large area of sloping ceilings) and I want to box in the space in the eaves in one of the bedrooms to create cupboards. The eaves are already boxed in; what I want to do is fit cupboard doors across the eaves parallel to the existing boxing, for the full width of the room.
The area concerned already has an MDF plinth, just above skirting board height, so the plan would be to have sliding doors on runners sitting on this plinth, across the room. There will be a bed pushed up against the door lengthways; ie the cupboads are for long-term rather than every-day storage.
The opening measures 2400 x 675 mm. I was thinking of spanning this with probably 4 doors in something like 6mm ply, and then using some form of plastic slot runners top and bottom - does that sound about right? I was hoping to avoid heavy-duty wardrobe-style doors/hanging systems. Where can I get some appropriate runners... I'm having trouble sourcing anything which looks suitable?
Thanks David