Short answer: it depends whether you want a humble cupboard slider or a glass portal to the patio worthy of a coastal magazine.
In Australia, a basic internal sliding door (hollow‑core slab plus track) typically runs about AUD $150–$500, while barn‑door kits land around $300–$800 plus the door.
External aluminium sliding glass doors start roughly at $600–$1,500 for budget units, $1,500–$3,500 mid‑range, and $3,500+ for larger, timber, or double‑glazed options.
Installation can add $200–$600 for simple swaps, up to $800–$2,500+ if you’re resizing openings or poking the structure with a stick.
Buying used? Internal sliders often go for $50–$300, and second‑hand glass sliders $200–$1,000 if you can handle pickup—Tradingpost frequently has bargains if your tape measure’s honest.
Prices sway with size, glazing, hardware, and how opinionated your walls are, so budget a little extra for surprises.
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