Sliding Door Gears

Sliding Door Gears

Sliding door gears are a type of hardware used to allow doors to slide along a track, rather than swinging open on hinges. They come in a variety of styles and designs to match the needs of different applications and can be used for both interior and exterior doors.

Some common types of sliding door gears include:

Top-hung sliding door gears: These are designed for doors that are suspended from the top of the frame and slide along a track that is mounted to the ceiling.
Bottom-rolling sliding door gears: These are designed for doors that rest on a track that is mounted to the floor and are typically used for heavier doors.
Bi-fold door gears: These are designed for doors that fold in half and slide open along a track.
Pocket door gears: These are designed for doors that slide into a pocket within the wall when opened, allowing the door to be completely out of sight when closed.
Barn door gears: These are designed for doors that are mounted on the outside of the wall and slide along a track that is mounted to the wall.
Sliding door gears can be made of a variety of materials such as steel, aluminum, or plastic, and can be designed for different weights and sizes of doors. They can be mounted to a variety of surfaces such as wood, drywall, or concrete, and can be installed with a variety of different tools depending on the type of gear and the mounting surface.

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