Rolling Door - Rolling Ladders & Doors. Rolling Doors give you that extra edge in home design.
Choose from a variety of design options that will enhance your home. Introduce a touch of rustic tone, select a classic look, bring in medieval architecture, or give your home modern flair - whatever your design, we have rolling door hardware to match. Whether your project is new construction or remodeling, a rolling door can be added easily, professionally, and quickly. Custom Service Hardware offers two classes of rolling doors: Indoor-only rolling door hardware for every day home improvement, and heavy-duty indoor hardware for those doors requiring an extra level of strength and durability. Use our Easy Order process to quickly order all the components you need to get your rolling door project started, or Browse Our Components to select individual pieces that you would like to use in your project.
Face-Frame Versus Frameless (Euro Box/Style) Cabinets. Part 1. Part 2 When considering the purchase of cabinets it is important to understand one of the basic differences in overall construction.
Figure 1 - Kitchen Cabinets With A Face Frame Some cabinets are built with a face-frame, as shown in Figure 1, that hides and protects the edges of the cabinet sides and others are frameless (sometimes referred to as Euro box or Euro style cabinets), constructed using a thin veneer or other covering to hide the side edges (usually the same material as the cabinets themselves). Face-Frame Cabinets: As the name implies, a cabinet with a face-frame has lumber, usually hardwood, that covers the edges of the cabinet box. Figure 2 - Cabinet with a face-frame covering edges of side and top panels This face-frame is also the mounting location for the cabinet side of the door hinges as shown in Figures 3a, 3b, 4a and 4b.
Queen Anne Legs (With Blocks) Shopping Cart. DIY Sliding Barn Door: Part II — House*Tweaking. ...because home doesn't happen overnight.
Last week I showed you how Handy Hubby made the barn door in our master suite. Today I’d like to share with you how he actually hung it. After ‘shopping’ several websites and getting quotes for a sliding track, we purchased the hardware from Crown Industrial located in San Francisco, CA. Specifically, we purchased the #43H standard flat track hanger in a painted flat black finish for doors weighing up to 400 pounds. As I said before, the cost of the door itself was minimal {the cost of one gallon of paint}. There are a bunch of different track and hanger styles but the flat track was definitely the cheapest option.
There are several measurements and pieces of info that Crown Industrial asked Handy Hubby before he placed the order. Drawings aren’t necessary. As for installing everything, Handy Hubby used a blocking method to secure the system to the wall above the bathroom doorway. Notice the location of the screws in the top of the door. Pocket Door, Flipper and Sliding Door Systems - Rockler.