I don't think a nice, cheap, sliding door exists. There is nothing nice about sliding doors to bathrooms as they don't provide much acoustic privacy. A cheap one will be even less nice. $31 at Bunnings will buy you a cheap hollow-core door with a cardboard honeycomb fill, but it isn't very nice.

Spend some money and get a nice door that you will see and use everyday, that doesn't feel cheap everytime you open or close it.

Best of luck,

Dr Retro

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Do you suggest i remove the sliding door and install two separate doors one for wardrobe one for bathroom?

Is it better to have a door for walk in wardrobe or not

I think you can answer the question yourself.
Where is the current sliding door used the most? Across the bathroom or across the wardrobe access?
There is no reason to have a door on the wardrobe access, if your visitors can not see it. But I would always have a door on bathroom access.
A sliding barn door may be a nice feature. Nothing wrong with a sliding mirror door, if that is what you would like. You could have a freestanding full length mirror in the bedroom.
However, do not purchase a 'cheap door' this is a false economy, as a door gets used every day. It is worth getting good quality not cheap.

Rose, I would always go for two hinged doors in your situation for acoustic privacy to the ensuite, and visual privacy for my messy walk-in-robe. By having them as a pair of matching doors they will always look neat when closed.

Solid core doors, while more expensive than hollow core doors always feel nicer as they have a feeling of weight and solidity to them.

Best of luck,

Dr Retro

of Dr Retro House Calls/Dr Retro Virtual Visits

With this layout you may be able to have dual basins in your new bathroom .

@amonymousanna do you mean if i add an opening from bathroom to dressing room and no openings from bathroom to bedroom ( replacing the current opening by a wall)

Is Bunnings the best place to shop for doors?

@amonymousanne is right. Bunnings will be cheapest not best.

@Kate other than Bunnings where can i buy doors?

You have shops like doors plus doors r us and also hardwares like provans timber and second hand reclaimed sites.

As Kate said their are various door retail shops available.
This company I have had dealings with.
https://www.doorsplus.com.au/

Or this company. https://www.corinthian.com.au/products/doors/interior

Thank you all for your comments.

We have the same layout as you in our 90s spec built home. We have Bunnings type cavity sliders so I imagine ours are about as cheap as you can get. They are awful - they are noisy when they slide so if one of us gets up in the night for the bathroom, we have to open the door in slow motion so as not to wake the other one up! We have them on our other wet rooms through the house and I find them not too bad acoustically but they don't screen anything in the ensuite. I would not recommend them at all.

As for whether to have 1 or 2 doors, the only time I close the WIR door is when I am at my wits end haha! It's a great space for a private phone conversation but I really couldn't be bothered closing the door any other time

Rose , sorry I have not replied. Yes , that is exactly what I mean . My Brisbane home has one sliding door to the bathroom and then through an open doorway into the dressing room . It works really well but my toilet has its own door within . It leaves a longer wall in the bedroom which I use for the TV .