6 Pack Sliding Barn Door Floor Guide Heavy Duty Carbon Steel Adjustable Roller Bottom Guide For Double Barn Doors Easy Install Hardware Kit With Screws For Bathroom Kitchen Closet Bedroom
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SKU: VXB0FVMBNK9Z
UPC: 00193019535936
UPC: 00193019535936
Six-Pack Sliding Barn Door Floor Guides for Heavy Doors
✔️ Heavy-duty carbon steel floor guides set for double barn doors
✅ Low-profile 90° one-piece bracket sits flush against wall and floor
✅ Safe, quiet operation with chamfered edges to prevent pinching
✅ Maximum door thickness: 3.74 in (95 mm) for double doors
✅ Wheel diameter 23 mm (0.9 in) and height 15 mm (0.59 in) for smooth glide
✅ Includes 6 x sliding guides, 18 x screws, 18 x expansion screws, 6 x hex wrenches
✅ Suitable for various floor types and double barn door setups
✔️ Heavy-duty carbon steel floor guides set for double barn doors
These six heavy-duty barn door floor guides deliver stable, quiet operation for double doors and save space by sitting flush against floor and wall. Made from carbon steel with a black finish, they're built to handle high-traffic rooms like bathrooms, kitchens, closets, and bedrooms.
✅ Material: carbon steel with stainless steel components for durability✅ Low-profile 90° one-piece bracket sits flush against wall and floor
✅ Safe, quiet operation with chamfered edges to prevent pinching
✅ Maximum door thickness: 3.74 in (95 mm) for double doors
✅ Wheel diameter 23 mm (0.9 in) and height 15 mm (0.59 in) for smooth glide
✅ Includes 6 x sliding guides, 18 x screws, 18 x expansion screws, 6 x hex wrenches
✅ Suitable for various floor types and double barn door setups
💡 What is a sliding barn door floor guide and how does it work in a home project? These handy guides help keep double doors aligned and protect your floor while smoothing operation. - Keeps doors on track for smooth operation - Reduces wear on flooring and hardware - Easy DIY install with included screws, expansion anchors, and wrenches - Works with different floor types and door thicknesses
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