Before the instructions, there are just a few things to keep in mind before beginning. 1. The door itself should be at least 1-2″ wider on the side of each opening. 2. Make sure the track is level during installation. 3. Are the holes pre-drilled? If not, you need to make sure to locate the studs and drill through the track. The standard set of hardware works with doors of 1 1/4”-2” thickness. 1. Place hanger on the top and front of the door. Insert 2 1/2” placeholder into the groove (use cardboard from box). 2. Position hanger desired distance from edge of door (we recommend 2” from side of door or centered in stile) 3. Place a square to the hanger, and mark the holes. 4. Remove strap, drill a 3/8” clearance hole through the door on the markings previously made. 5. Remove wood debris from door, and place the hanger over the mounting holes. 6. Insert 2 1/4” x 3/8” hex bolts through the strap and door, and loosely attach the washer and nuts.

7. Place a square to the hanger again, and tighten the nuts. *The location of the track is determined by the height of your door. 1. To locate the position of the mounting holes in the wall use the following formula. 2” + (Door Height) = Measurement the lags will enter into the wall 2. PRE-DRILLED TRACK – Hold the track at the previous measurement and mark locations of holes. 3. NO HOLES IN TRACK – At the measured height locate the position of the studs and make a mark. Hold the track above the opening as if installed, and mark the track at the same locations as the studs in the wall. With a 3/8“ drill bit, drill into the track at the markings, including holes on each end for stops if needed. 4. Drill a 1/4” pilot hole at each marking in the wall. 5. With the holes drilled, hold the track up at the determined height, and place the 1 1/ 2″ spacer between the track and the wall. *NOTE – The stops are usually placed on each end of the track.

However, they can be placed anywhere along the track to stop the door at a different location than the track’s end. 1. If needed, drill a 3/8″ hole into the track at desired location to ensure door opens fully. 2. Select the 1 3/4″ tap bolts and place them through the stop and then the track – use washer and nut to tighten. (You may also use a lag and spacer if the hole location lines up with a stud or if you are going into backing). 3. The stop can be twisted 180° along the line of the track to either stop the door earlier or later. 4. A rubber track stop pad will be included to soften the slide of the door when the end of track is reached. 1. The bottom door guide includes (1) L-shaped piece of angled steel. 2. For optimal result, cut a 1/4″ groove along the bottom of the door. 3. Place the guide on the floor with the door closed. It should be on the same side to which the door will slide. 4. Screw the bottom guide into the floor. The guide should be touching the door when the door is fully closed.

As the door slides to the side, the guide needs to be in contact with the door at all times. *NOTE: Screws for bottom guide not included. Select depending on the floor material, tile, wood, carpet, etc.garage door liverpool nyWhy Flat Track Sliding Door Hardwarescreen door repair kent wa Flat Track is a top hung system, where the track is mounted above the opening. auto glass repair albany nyDoor panels are outfitted with a pair of hangers that are assembled to specifically suite your door thickness. garage door opener fails when coldOnly one pair of hangers is recommended per door. sliding closet door bottom track replacement

These hangers roll quietly on top of the flat track. The track is custom cut to length to suite each opening/application with mounting holes spaced equally or per the customer's designation. wood exterior door warpingThe track is offset from the wall/solid blocking using custom length wall spacers and fastened into place by either lag screws or another type of appropriate fastener. garage doors hialeah flThe weight of the door is supported only by the flat track system. A bottom guide/roller is used to stabilize the bottom of the door. Standard Door Weight Capacity: Standard Duty: up to 400 lb capacity per door. Heavy Duty: up to 800 lb capacity per door. Click Here to Request a Quotation on a Complete Hardware System by our sales team Custom approval shop drawings are provided for each opening by our engineering staff to ensure you get the right product.

Flat track hangers are assembled per the customer's door thickness. Based on the door thickness the hanger wheel is put in-line with the approximate center of gravity of the door allowing the door to run smoothly and true. Track is custom cut to length. Track mounting hole locations are custom placed equally along your track length or to your specification. Custom length wall spacers: Each wall spacer is cut to length required by your application. Installation assistance by Crown's Engineering/Sales Staff. Customized Finishes, Flat Track Hanger Designs, and Door Weight Capacities are available upon request. Click Here to See Flat Track Project Images Ideal for any garage, basement, craft room or tool shed, our complete line of peg & storage products offer flexible solutions for a variety of home organization projects. A stylish way to save space and create a custom look, our new decorative interior sliding door hardware is perfect for bedrooms,