Homode Bottom Guide, 2 Pack Floor Guides Metal Steel Hardware for Sliding Barn Door, Powder Coated Black

Homode Bottom Guide, 2 Pack Floor Guides Metal Steel Hardware for Sliding Barn Door, Powder Coated Black

$ 9.99

Score By Feature

Based on 214 ratings

Sturdiness

9.69

Easy to install

9.53

Value for money

8.98

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Product Description

A heavy-duty metal steel floor guide is surfaced in a black powder coated finish for long lasting durability, rust resistance, and scratch resistance.

Non-Exposed Alignments Timber cabinets are kept in position by a T Shape bottom guide in order to prevent their swinging forward or backwards while being opened and

The minimum slot for this item is 35". It measures 79"x0.". Size 20mm x 7mm / 28 inches).

2 packs of floor guides, screws, and floor anchors are included in the package. A quick and easy installation process.

A size 0 fits perfectly both in terms of size and weight. I got the 78"H x 1"W version. The size of this frame is 65"W x 0"H. The product has a diameter of 82" and a weight of 0 lbs. There are 2 pieces each weighing 18 pounds.

Questions & Answers

Ideally, a groove should be cut in the bottom of the door so the tab/leg can guide the door. How tall is the tab/leg that would guide the ?

There is a 1" height on the tab.

Ideally, a groove should be cut in the bottom of the door so the tab/leg can guide the door. How tall is the tab/leg that would guide the ?

It is unclear to me what height the tab extended, but I would guess it was less than an inch. When cutting the groove, be sure to account for the space at the bottom.

Selected User Reviews For Homode Bottom Guide, 2 Pack Floor Guides Metal Steel Hardware for Sliding Barn Door, Powder Coated Black

Thus far, it has proved to be a strong and durable product

5/5

This is a far better version than the Installation was able to be reinstalled in the same location. The guide included two illustrations. There was some one who said, "I only got one. ". Rather than using the screws provided, we used tap cons.

Marlon Carlson

| Nov 29, 2020

It is a barn door hardware

4/5

In order to stop the door from swinging outward, I purchased a metal one to replace the plastic Since the holes for the door were already there when the door was installed, replacing it was easy. The screw head of one of the screws did break off when I tightened it flush to the The door clicks into place perfectly without any issues since there are two screws holding the metal bracket, one on the front of the door and one on the back.

Kaylee Spears

| Jun 18, 2021

I think we needed it

4/5

The chances of which holding up are slim, but we are trying anyway. They take up a very small amount of space on the floor, so I'd definitely buy them again. Could not stand up to repeated use. Taking measurements twice and installing once is the best course of action.