How do we make a long enough rail for three sliding doors?
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Spatially, we could manage with a pair of sliding doors on the first two cabinets, and then the third door could be a pair of narrow open-outwards doors... except none of the finishes of the open-doors match the finishes of the sliding-doors, so it would look weird.
We also added a 4th cabinet further along the wall- this one is shallower (like 30cm instead of 60 or whatever- basically it's a Billy bookcase). I'd love to put outwards-opening doors on the bottom half of that one too, and have the finishes all kind of match.
So the order of the cabinets would be -
1. Big cabinet with sliding door
2. Big cabinet with sliding door
3. Big cabinet with with either sliding door OR narrow regular doors that open outwards
4. Bookshelf with narrow half-doors on the bottom half, and open shelves on the top half.
I'm open to getting mismatched doors, and then doing something crafty to all the doors to "force" them to match- like painting or putting fabric on them. But I'm just not sure what to do.