A new space from an old one

Our custom doors can turn your den into any kind of room you like: Play room? Yoga studio? Secret sanctuary? It’s up to you and the possibilities are endless. See how some past clients have used our doors to create a new space.

Here, our sliding doors helped transform a den into a bedroom for two girls, complete with bunk beds made by us! We took video of the bedroom to show you how our patented single track bypass hardware works.

Our patented single track bypass hardware

While most passing sliding doors require two separate tracks (one for each door), our patented hardware places both doors on a single track. This makes our system more sleek and compact… Watch and see if you agree!

Den turned office

Who says your home is too small for a home office?

Our single track bypass doors are used below to convert a den into an office. We inserted glass panels to keep an open concept feel while creating a separate work space away from the distractions of a home. This way our client can get stuff done without feeling trapped in a tiny work environment, which we all know isn’t very inspiring!

Our single bypass sliding doors with glass inserts convert a den into a home office. Due to their large size, they also serve as a wall.

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Creative!

See how we’ve customized our sliding doors for our clients.

Condo bedroom: Our barn board sliding doors act as a wall to create a bedroom beyond (see on left).

Vertical tongue and groove panel door

Poplar wood, painted

Bi-part doors

Walnut panel doors with upper glass inserts

Bi-part doors

Walnut panel doors with upper glass inserts

Single track bypass doors

Painted doors, one with glass insert

Single track bypass doors

Pine wood with upper glass inserts

In many cases, our sliding doors act as walls that create privacy and divide a space. What you do with that new space is your choice. Here, our client made a guest bedroom.

Living in a small condo, our client needed to create privacy without the hassle of building an entirely new wall, which can be time consuming and expensive (and messy!) The solution: our barn board doors on our patented single track bypass hardware. As a two-in-one door and wall, it’s just a bonus that this practical door is also a beautiful feature of your home. :)

Above all, our clients love our sliding doors because of their versatility. Whether used to convert a den into a bedroom, home office or beyond, we can customize our designs to fit your needs and creative desire.

If you would like us to make something for you, email us with a picture of your space and height/width measurements to info@1925workbench.com.

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Special project: bedroom makeover

We designed a bedroom for two small boys. This one’s a special project because we crafted the entire space: bunk bed, shelves, drawers and door. Having two boys ourselves, we know the importance of practical furnishings that are simple yet effective.

Room makeover!

Welcome to a practical bedroom by us.

Drawing on our love for multi-purpose designs, we created pieces that are not only nice to look at, but useful. The drawers by the window provide a seating area and storage space while the drawers open from the lower bunk to store clothing.

Small space? No problem.

We utilized every inch of space in designing this room. If you live in Toronto, like us, you know that homes can get cramped, and they only seem to be getting smaller. Since our sliding doors take up so little space, we often work with clients living in downtown condos. For this condo, we ensured that the kids’ bedroom has everything it needs without looking cluttered.

The result: a modern bedroom made in Baltic birch plywood.

Better yet, this space should last until the boys are in their teens because the simple layout is highly adaptable to an ever-changing sense of style! We made a bunk bed using Baltic birch plywood for our own two boys. Click here to see how we decorated the room to match our vision.

If you want us to make something for you, please email us at info@1925workbench.com with a picture of your space and the appropriate dimensions.

To see what we’re doing next, find us on Instagram: @1925workbench.