Really great! There is a whole wall blackboard sliding doors, it's really a great idea especially for family with child (I have a daughter just 3 years old, and like print everywhere), and wonder what behind it. Looks so comfortable this basement. How long time you do with it and total how many money for it? Here is a link that might be useful: sliding closet doors

We removed 2 sets of bi-fold mirror doors when remodeling the house. When I went to the big box stores for six panel bi-folds, the special order 8 foot doors were over $150.00 per pair, just like writersblock said. Since I was tired of construction creep and forking over $$$dollars, I balked. Of course my DH had already given the mirrored doors to one of the workers! So we went to Habitat for Humanity and found exactly what we needed new in their boxes for $30.00 a pair. We had donated half the house to them, so got quite a chuckle out of the deal. By the way, mirrored doors are more expensive than the solid doors.

Hi sjhockey fan. Thanks for the warning. I have seen both the milky and frosted options in the showroom. I don't care for the stark opaque white of the milky glass. (The laminated option looked better, but for a 30% cost upgrade.) The frosted has a sandblasted textural "softness" to it that I like. I could only see a little bit of clothing color through the frosted glass in the display closet. If it is a problem once installed, we will add Solyx film (or maybe light blue painted or fabric panels) behind the glass to increase opacity.

Ok so to clarify option 3 is just the closet trim and panels wall color...rest of trim in the room and entry doors white? YES also...what about finish? Wall is eggshell. Should closet be the same to blend? What is the case for using semi gloss? Lol other than an extra can of paint for that color in semi gloss Semi Gloss is typically used for trim and doors, and it will seal any grain better than the flat. Use your extra white semi-gloss as the first coat/primer if you want to use it up, although I'd use a 'real' primer on the doors. The doors look like typical hollow core doors to me, but can you take a close-up of them so Beth H can see them? My parents had that type of doors in their house, and they were hollow core. Her ideas are very attractive, but you did say "No extra funds to replace doors or Reno the closet right now."