SMARTSTANDARD 6ft Heavy Duty Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit

SmartStandard is a company specializing in the Barn Door & Sliding Door Hardware industry for 7 years. We constantly design and develop new styles, select the best quality and most suitable raw materials, and continuously optimize our factory production process. Committed to bringing the best experience to our customers. SmartStandard is a brand dedicated to the production of Barn Door & Sliding Door Hardware for over 7 years, we get more and more customers' affirmation with cost-effective and high quality products. Quality control is the most important rule. We do not allow any quality problems for the sake of our customers' experience. We are as passionate about the spirit of our craft as we are about the results. We do know the joy when we decorate our home in the way we like, and we would like to share this feeling with you. Q: How to ensure the stability and safety of the door? 2 * Door Stoppers: Two door stoppers slide along the rail and tighten down at any point to stop your door exactly where you want, and they’re cushioned by rubber caps for a quiet close. 1 * Floor Guide: A T-shaped floor guide is supplied (with anchors) to prevent the door from swinging out or up against the baseboard. 2 * Anti-jumpers- those little round discs- go on top of the door and won't allow door to be lifted off rail unless they're turned. Q: When do you need a headboard? a. If the studs don't line up with the pre-drilled holes in the rail. b. If there is a doorway trim. And "door depth'' plus "trim depth'' is greater than 2'' Q: How much space do I need above the doorway? A: You will need a minimum of 8" from the top of your door to the ceiling (or crown molding, if any) for this kit to fit correctly. Q: How thick of a door will this kit work with? A: There are solutions for any thickness of door! The bolts included for attaching the hangers to the door support a thickness range of 1 3/8" to 1 3/4", but this can be easily navigated by countersinking the bolt head into the back side of the door, or by picking up 4 longer bolts from your local hardware store. The other thing affected by a thicker door is the spacing needed between the door and wall (or baseboard/doorway trim). Plug in your door depth and trim depth below: 2''- door depth - trim depth If your answer is 0 or greater, then you're fine. If your answer was negative, then that number is the extra spacing you need. This extra spacing is accomplished by bolting a header board to the studs, and then the rail to this header board.