1925Workbench Brassy Beau Barn Door Hardware TOP MOUNT – CUSTOM LENGTHS

Specifications

• To establish the track length the rule of thumb is to order at least twice the width of the door plus min 2″ either side for overlap.
• The width of the door should be 4” wider than the opening to overlap by 2” on each side and large enough to cover any door frames or casing if applicable.
• The track should be mounted on a backing piece to ensure the door clears any baseboards.
• Track can be installed directly to the wall if baseboards are flush and there is adequate blocking within the wall.
• Track over 103″ shipped in 2 pieces.
• Minimum required headroom (distance between the top of the opening and the ceiling) is 6 inches. However, 8″–10″ is recommended for easier installation.
• Rated for doors up to 200 lbs. Please note this is the maximum recommended weight for each pair of hangers. The actual weight bearing capacity will vary depending on how well the track is fastened to the wall.
• The floor guide is a small bracket that is mounted on the floor at the bottom of the door to keep the door in place. You can mount the floor guide in one of two ways: (1) the slot guide or (2) the clamp guide. The floor guide is not required, but we highly recommend you install one to ensure stability. Get in touch with us if you need more information on installing floor guides.
• Please select if you would like track to be pre-drilled or not pre-drilled if you will be drilling on site.
• Pre-drilled is 14.75” – 17.25” spaced evenly along the track.
• For custom powder coating options, a small hole will be drilled at either end of the track for powder coating. The hole is 5/16″ in diameter and is applicable to all “Drilled” or “No Drilled” orders: For the Single Track Bypass, the holes are 1” from the end. For the rest of the hardware, the holes are 1.5” from the end.
• Price includes hardware only. Does not include the door or header piece.
• These can be used outdoors but will patina more quickly than indoors.

Material(s)

Solid Brass/ For strength, bolts are brass plated steel.

The brass is largely untreated except with an oil top coat to preserve the patina and longevity of the metal, because we believe in the beauty and authenticity of the original material. These can be used outdoors but will patina more quickly than indoors.

High quality solid brass rollers with double built-in ball bearings are used for the quiet motion.