BYPASS DOUBLE / QUAD CONFIGURATIONS & OPTIONS
Bypass Double or Quadruple Door Installation
The Bypass door installation may be used when this is the desired appearance and when there is INSUFFICIENT wall space to the right AND / OR the left of the wall opening for a traditional barn door installation . A double bypass installation uses two sliding door tracks instead of one . The second door track is cantilevered in front of the first track . The doors roll in front and behind each other .
For a Bypass Double door installation , you will need 2 doors , 2 sliding door hardware kits plus 1 bypass rail bracket kit ( see pg 14 ). For a Bypass Quadruple door installation ( such as shown at left – see door on pg 49 ), you will need 4 doors , 4 sliding door hardware kits , plus 2 bypass rail bracket kits . Visit www . glasscraft . com / video-resources / to view installation videos .
Available only with Traditional hardware options .
Traditional Hardware or Houdini Hardware TM ?
Traditional hardware is the term used for standard “ barn door ” installation hardware . The door hangs from a metal rail mounted on the wall and 100 % of the weight of the door is supported from this rail . The rail and door rollers are visible , and are available in a variety of roller designs and in 2 finishes — black and stainless steel .
Houdini hardware is completely hidden from view . No wallmounted rail is necessary . The weight of the door is 100 % on the floor , as wheels are mounted on the bottom of the door . A support track is mounted on the upper backside face of the door , and this track follows a wall mounted support that keeps the door upright and attached to the wall .
The door offerings in this catalog each note if Traditional or Houdini hardware may be used .
Concealed Houdini Hardware on an 8 ’ 0 ” tall MDF 1 Panel Plank door ( see page 38 ) with Softened Green paint finish .
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