Which says the sliding door wardrobe is durable? Can you elaborate on it?

To tell the truth, I don't like sliding door wardrobes, because I am in the furniture industry. There are three reasons why I don't like it: the first sliding door takes up the storage space of the wardrobe, and the thickness of the cabinet is generally between 550-600mm, while the thickness of the sliding door is generally between 60- 100mm, and then there are 450-500 mm left in the cabinet, so it is a little difficult to hang a little cotton coat. Second, the seal is not strict, and the gap between doors is generally not too strict, because the gap between the two doors is too small, which is easy to cause friction between doors and there will be noise. So the gap is generally around 10 mm, and then there is the gap between the door and the cabinet. I've repaired a lot of wardrobes, and everything was fine at first. After a long time, there will be uneven gaps, and dust will enter these gaps. The third is the deformation of the cabinet door. With the long-term push and pull, the screws fastening the cabinet door are loosened, and the cabinet door is changed from a regular quadrilateral to a parallelogram, and it will be accompanied by squeaking when it is pulled back and forth. Of course, if you are a science and engineering man, you can consider sliding doors, and you can repair them yourself if you have any problems.

Well, I wonder if the answer is right. Learn your lesson, but don't spray it. thank you