Installation Guide

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The gap between each pre-drilled
hole is 16”.
Door height is H.
The height of holes on the wall
is H+1/”.
Distance from the bottom of the door
to the floor is /”.
Distance from door top side to holes on
the wall is 1/”.
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1/”
H+1/”
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E
⁄”
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It is very important to determine whether you
will be installing a Header Board prior to
installing the track.
Due to many overlapping factors such as the
location of wall studs (Our rail come with
pre-drilled holes every 16” on center), the
weight of a barn door and the various types
of trim used in homes, we recommend using
a Header Board in all situations.
Please install a 1”x4” or 1”x6” Header Board
above the door opening directly into studs.
Header Board must be solid wood and
measure at least the full length of the track
or longer.
H+1/”
* Header Board and
Lag Bolts for installing
Header Board are not
included in kit.
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Concrete wall Installation.
Install the anchor to holes on the
concrete wall first, then install lag
bolt to anchor.
We provide 2 kinds of screws for you to
install rail onto concrete wall or drywall.
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Place the rail against the wall, and use a
pencil to mark where the holes should be.
Make sure the height of holes on the wall
is H+1/”.
Connect two rails together (If the rail is
one piece please skip this step).
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1.2
Level can make the
rail horizontal.
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Drywall Installation.
Install the lag bolt to wood stud or
head board directly.
B