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What did you use for the sliding door?

13 years ago

Is that 1 piece of wood stained and on rails?

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Architecture Workshop PC

13 years ago

We used the Grant sliding track hardware from Hettich.

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Architecture Workshop PC
13 years ago
There are multiple pieces of wood assembled together to make this sliding wall. The track is an industrial grade hardware with ball bearings. None of our wood is stained, it's all Walnut.
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Twin City Hardware
13 years ago
I like that look. Who is your source on the track hardware. There are many great companies I have used in the past, but always looking for more ideas.
Grace Cycles
13 years ago
Thanks for the tip on the Grant hardware! These are much smoother than what I've used. My next project will include these! Hats off to you!
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Oak & Broad
13 years ago
its also bookmatched walnut if my eyes are correct :-)
chilly_dee
13 years ago
Is it American Walnut? There are so many varieties of Walnut available here in Australia.
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Architecture Workshop PC
13 years ago
Yes, all the wood is American black walnut.
adlu10
11 years ago
Does the bottom of the sliding door have rollers or other hardware? If so who makes it?
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Architecture Workshop PC
11 years ago
No, the bottom does not have any rollers or track on the floor, only a recessed guide on one end of the wall.

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