60" Bi-Folding Sliding Barn Door Hardware Track Kit,Smoothly&Quietly,Side Mounted Black Roller,Easy Install,Door Not Included [Fit Four 14" Bifold Doors]

My initial review was because of the terrible instructions and the small photos they supply to put this together. I ended up sending it back because it looked like puzzle pieces. Since I wrote my first review, the company has reached out to me and said they are updating their instructions to include a online video. I was told that their production company is working on the instructions and they will get it done asap. I was very surprised that the company reached out to me regarding my first review. They said They are doing everything to make it right. Unfortunately, I had already sent the item back. The item itself looked well made and heavy duty, was just lacking good instructions on how to put it together. I give the item itself 5 stars. Hopefully the instructions get better as the company has stated. This item is a joke. Worst instructions ever. Just shows small pictures. Does not tell you where to place screws, or how to put together. I'm not drilling holes in my wall not knowing how this garbage goes together. The hardware for doors seems heavy duty. The railing that is in 5 different pieces seems like light weight junk. It's not one solid piece, so you better make sure you get it straight and level all the way across. Not sure this is worth the price they are selling it for. I'm returning my item. I can't rate the sturdiness because it never got installed. Easy install is a joke.

I recently purchased this product as a solution to the recurring issue of our closet doors constantly falling off the typical top-mounted closet door track. Let me start by saying that the materials used are exceptionally sturdy - the heavy metal pieces clearly indicate durability and longevity. The design of the product is ingenious in theory and seems like an ideal solution. However, achieving the desired result requires a significant amount of effort. While the mostly pictogram instructions provide some guidance, they necessitate strong interpretation skills and a knack for creative problem-solving, particularly when encountering installation challenges due to less than ideal conditions. For installation required tools, I utilized a 7/8 spade bit for drilling holes for the bracket bolts, a 5/8 drill bit to predrill the track bolts, a ratchet set, a phillips head screw driver, a cordless drill, a tape measure, a 3-foot level, and a small square wood block. It's worth noting that these tools were not explicitly mentioned anywhere in the installation instructions. While the pictures demonstrate the use of a drill, a level, and a plumb bob, the extremely minimal textual guidance could be improved. Additionally, it's important to mention that this product may not be compatible with hollow-core doors, as it's best suited for solid wood closet doors. I attached the product to solid-core paneled closet doors, and one thing to be mindful of is that the middle two brackets require a 1 3/8" space from the edge of the door panel for proper attachment. If this space is not available due to panel depression, improvisation may be necessary. In hindsight, opting for flat, non-paneled doors might have been a better choice. The top track comes in 12" sections that need to be connected with round "grommets." Assembling the track can be challenging due to the snug fit of the grommets, requiring careful hammering with the wood block to avoid bending them. Additionally, it's worth noting that the short pieces of the track should be placed on the outside for smoother wheel movement along the track length, although this detail is not explicitly specified in the instructions. As someone who is NOT particularly mechanically inclined, nor a "handyman" type (think "more of a techy kind of guy"), this project proved to be quite challenging and time-consuming. Factors such as a non-square closet due to house settling and issues with bracket fitting due to panel depression added to the difficulty. However, despite the setbacks, I eventually succeeded in hanging my closet doors, and they now open and close quietly. While I'm satisfied with the end result and the product's performance, I would likely opt to hire someone with legit handyman/carpenter skills for installation if I were to purchase it again. The primary materials' strength is commendable, but the installation process would have been less frustrating with professional assistance, especially considering the unexpected challenges encountered. **UPDATE** DUE TO EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE, I AM RECONSIDERING MY STAR RATING TO 5 STARS! I WOULD ABSOLUTELY BUY THIS AGAIN!

Sturdy and as advertised. Good buy.

The directions are ridiculous. If you have handyman skills, you will most likely choose an alternate method to mount this hardware method of anchoring using wooden dowels, hammered into the wall and then drilling a lag bolt seems unnecessarily involved and not the best way to secure. Suggestion: have printed directions to go with the cryptic images and possibly a video. The hardware seems nice but I would not attempt without above average diy skills as you may have to go off script to install.

Like many of the reviews here I’ll agree that this is a good door. Looks good, works good. But the installation can be challenging. Especially if you don’t have experience with such things. I took one star off my review for the rail mounting solution provided. They give you wooden dowel pins that you’re meant you put in the drywall and screw into. This is irresponsible and potentially actionable. You DEFINITELY want to mount the rail into the studs. And frankly I chose to put a mounting board across the top of the door way since all of the weight of the door will be on the rail. I knocked off a second star simply for the flippant inclusion of 7 mm anchors for the pivot pins. If you’re like me and putting this in tile or stone a 7mm masonry bit is no small thing, many of us don’t have just laying around. I had to spend $20 on a kit to get one. I will mention don’t be a dummy like me and try to eyeball the placement of the anchors. Definitely take the time and use The plumb bob as recommended in the instructions. So excellent kit. Looks good, works good but you will need additional things.

Excellent product. Works perfectly. Make sure it is level (even if your old house isn't).

First, I would suggest to measure properly the space needing coverage and the door used; it’s very clear with this brand which one is needed according to needs. Then, WATCH A TUTORIAL on youtube, as it will accelerate the installation process. Not that the instructions are not clear, but it was not as easy as we expected it would be 😅 Then, the result is stunning! Once the bar is set and installed, making the holes on the door was easy with the right drill bits. It slides very smoothly, quietly. It can be removed just by lifting, so I would not necessarily suggest it if you have young children. I got it on Black Friday sale at $125; now currently $197 for 4-doors.

Easy installation , the brochure explains it well, step by step. Good quality

Tired of bifold doors constantly falling off the track, so bought this. Solved that problem, but they don't show in the pictures that there's a big gap between the wall and the door. The space is needed for the pivot to turn, but it's not ideal for closet installation. Note: if you're using a thin door, you can reduce the spacers. It doesn't show this in the instructions and once you discover the situation, you have to take down the track and start over. Very annoying.

Great product - works as intended and was simple to install