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4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track

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Walnut Tone - 4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track Item #: 10007
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$14.99

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Black - 4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track Item #: 10014
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Walnut Tone - 4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track Item #: 10007
In Stock
 
Price:
$14.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $14.99

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Black - 4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track Item #: 10014
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Price:
$14.99
Each
Quantity:
Total: $14.99

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Overview

Ideal for 1/4" by-passing glass doors. Made of high impact extruded polystyrene, this track is made especially for small, lightweight bypassing doors. Includes durable upper and lower tracks.

What's included

(1) Pair 4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track OR (1) Upper and Lower 4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track

Technical Details

  • Upper track: 9/16" H, 7/8" W, 48" L
  • Lower track: 5/16" H, 7/8" W, 48" L
  • Can be cut to size
  • Comes in Walnut or Black finish
  • Hardware Type: Tracks

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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
Ours are broken
Caroline S on Jun 8, 2018
Student project
Bill M on Mar 9, 2018
Ours are broken
Caroline S on Jun 8, 2018
It should allow me to construct a sliding door that will allow access to water filters in basement.
John P on May 1, 2018
Student project
Bill M on Mar 9, 2018
a Small Buffett with glass doors
ryan l on Feb 18, 2018
I bought these because the 40 year old ones on my hutch started cracking off about 8 years ago and finally completely came off, so I needed new ones.
Kathleen L on Feb 2, 2018
For glass front display case
George B on Jan 8, 2018
To replace a broken track instead of replacing the entire cabinet...thanks
Dennis C on Dec 27, 2017
Modifying a cabinet
Mary Ann S on Oct 2, 2017
to finish off a cabinet with sliding doors.
Edward D on Apr 26, 2017
I need it and looks reliable.
Carlos F A on Mar 22, 2017
For Sliding Plexiglass doors on a display case.
Donald H on Mar 10, 2017
Building custom reptile cages
Emma W on Jan 9, 2017
For sliding glass doors in a vivarium.
riley D on Sep 4, 2016
For a viv
Joe P on Aug 27, 2016
snake cage
Max C on Jul 13, 2016
I selected this track to replace a track in a 4' jewelry display case. Hopefully, it will work for this purpose.
Marlene Z on Jun 17, 2016
These extrusions looked like a simple means to put sliding 1/4" plywood panels in a work bench that my father built years ago. I am refurbishing it.
William E M on May 21, 2016
use for small garage cab
David G on Apr 25, 2016
tracking for reptile cages
mccray e on Mar 16, 2016
I'm repairing a sliding cabinet door and the doors are only 1/4" thick.
Julia G on Jan 19, 2016
I am building an AV cabinet with Sliding Glass Panels behind which will be my AV equipment.
Victor S on Dec 30, 2015
Needed for a display case, easier than driving around town.
Carl B on Dec 6, 2015
vivarium project
Donald V on Nov 8, 2015
I've been looking for a black sliding door track that could be cut to size as my doors are not a standard width.
Richard B on Oct 11, 2015
Good reviews of the product. Looks to be exactly what I need.
Eric A on Jul 21, 2015
recommended to use when building a snake cage with sliding doors
Suzanne M on Jul 20, 2015
For home project product not available elsewhere.
Robert W on Jun 26, 2015
Permits bypass doors to function easily.
Easydoesit on Jun 17, 2015
I am building lizard cages and these will be used to put the sliding glass doors on the front!
nyann p on Jun 14, 2015
They are for my garage, so economy and effectiveness were key. I love simple solutions!
James G on Jun 7, 2015
Track for garage storage shelves in workshop
Bruce C on Jun 4, 2015
Planning to create custom pegboard pull-out panels in wall cabinet in kitchen for hanging utensils between bottom of cabinet and next shelf up. Will cut to size, glue in place at needed intervals and the various utensils will be close at hand but out of sight and well-organized.
Sharon F on May 13, 2015
It fit my needs.
Suzanne B on May 9, 2015
Purchased these to use for our new Bearded Dragon enclosures
Corisa W on Apr 18, 2015
The beige track that was already installed in my house have broken. I hope these are the correct size!
Marcia R on Apr 16, 2015
It should allow me to construct a sliding door that will allow access to water filters in basement.
John P on May 1, 2018
a Small Buffett with glass doors
ryan l on Feb 18, 2018
Height allotment for track vs opening height?
john p on Apr 29, 2015
BEST ANSWER: TO OBTAIN PANEL WIDTH: Surface installation-cut panel 7/16" LESS than height of finished opening. Recessed installation-cut panel 7/16" LARGER than height of finished opening.
TO OBTAIN PANEL WIDTH: Add 1/2" to opening width & divide by 2 for doors that overlap 1/2". Add 1" to opening width for 1" overlap
Will this track work with 1/8 inch thick glass?
A shopper on Apr 20, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I have used 3/16" glass in these tracks with no problem. 1/8" glass should work just fine.
will this work with 1/4 inch plywood panels?(not glass doors) or is there a better choice?
tamara e on Dec 18, 2015
BEST ANSWER: This will work with anything that is 1/4 thick. Just make sure there are no splinters on the wood and put a little wax on the wood for easier sliding.
Instructions says I can install with glue. What type of glue to mount on wood?
tgruszka on Apr 21, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I used Titebond II and clamps. Let it set for at least 12 hours and it does that trick!
can i get this in 8' lenths
Noel M on Feb 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: If you can you would have to go to some place special if Rockler can't help you. I would suggest a glass shop where they sell glass sheets for special doors and windows.
I have some 8mm glass (about 5/16") which I would like to use as sliding cupboard doors. Does anyone know where I can get tracks that will accommodate this thickness of glass?
Cheers
Bruce
Bruce on Apr 30, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Your glass would be a very tight - if not impossible - fit if you tried to use this track; it's just barely over 1/4".
I bought it for the same purpose (china cabinet doors), but my glass is only 3/16" - even that will be close!
However, my project got put on hold, so I haven't actually used it yet, but I think it will be fine for what I need.
Hopes this helps you decide what NOT to buy!
Carol
This product contains upper and lower set? I don´t see any info about upper or lower
David M on Dec 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: If you look closely at the picture you might be able to see the height of the top track is greater than the height of the bottom track. That height difference allows you to lift the sliding panel into place over the bottom track. Gravity and the top track then hold the panel into place.
I am building a cabinet, have two 10" x 22" x 1/8" thick glass panels. need track hardware?
Dana E on Aug 28, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Hi Dana,
The double track in plastic will work very well. I recently made a cabinet with similar size doors and the track worked very well. I used plexiglass plastic for the doors to reduce the overall weight of the cabinet. Lowes will cut the to size. Do some figuring first and you may both doors out one piece. Saves a few bucks. Lastly think about the handle placement on the doors. Hard to get them off if you put them on the wrong side. They come with the track.
Good luck. It should go pretty easily.
Bob
What other hardware will I need with the track?
Billie S on Jun 10, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The track works well by itself. I have glass doors that I put in the track. I would suggest a handle, hole, or tab on the sliding door if it doesn't already have one. For mine I used self-adhesive clear plastic tabs that I bought from glass people. For cutting the track I would suggest a hand saw and miter box. It was a cleaner, safer cut compared to a power tool and the material cuts easily. I cut a dado into the top and bottom of my cabinet to receive the track and glued it in place with construction adhesive. This makes it virtually invisible.
Do these upper and lower tracks work for the side tracks as well?
Daren W on Mar 21, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I didn't use them for the sides, however there shouldn't be a problem using them on the side of the opening if you're just using them to block any opening that might occur at the ends of the sliding door panels. I would use the deeper of the two tracks for that purpose so be sure you order enough track to accomplish that. I fastened my tracks with 3m double face tape along the entire length and they've stayed in place for 2 years now.
I am concerned about smooth sliding of 4' x 4' glass mirrors with rollers, is there a similar version with rollers?
Skipv on Dec 29, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I don't think so. These tracks won't take the weight of plate glass mirrors. Unless, they are framed and have rollers built into the frame.
Are there similar tracks for 1/2 " plywood panels?
Victoria M on May 16, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I would think so the best way to find ought would be to ask Rockler. I have used the smaller size and they work great.
I have a by-pass glass sliding door in size 402mm*1202mm*6mm, would it be working smoothly with this plastic door track? Jack Wu
Jack Wu on May 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The track is quite slick compared to metal, they should work out fine.
do the instructions include measurement guides for ordering glass? I have a project that I would like to be able to pop the doors out of while still keeping them secure.
Vivian S on May 14, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Take the top to bottom opening measurement prior to installing the track and subtract 7/16". This will allow you to pop up into the larger track and then place into the shorter lower track. The width of the glass should have a 1" overlap. So for a 41" opening, you would need two pieces of 21" wide glass to achieve the 1" overlap.
Will this work for 24" x 30" glass doors 1/4 " thick?
tandy1 on Jan 18, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It deffinetly will. just make sure the glass will be able to take the beating kids and others will give without breaking. So it should be a good quality glass.
I have these metal boxes in bathrooms in this apartment building they have plastic tracks and two mirrors that slide from side to side I need 6 of these tracks can you give me a price on 6 four foot plastic tracks?
A shopper on Aug 28, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Sorry, we only carry this in a 4 foot length

Reviews

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EZ to install ..used brads not glue
1/4 " birch veneer plywood doors slide smoothly in track
track ez to install looks good
May 29, 2018
Purchased
 1 month ago
Worked as expected. Fast delivery.
May 18, 2018
Purchased
 1 month ago
Perfect!
Perfect for sliding mirrors in bath medicine cabinet.
Easy to cut to size and install.
April 14, 2018
Purchased
 2 months ago
I used two of these tracks for a 75 inch cabinet with sliding doors that sits over a gaucho bed. Worked well with 1/4 panels.
March 26, 2018
Purchased
 3 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
The track works very well it was easy to cut and my panels slid nice and smooth. One thing I would recommend is that they would come prebored . I use brads to secure them.
January 23, 2018
Purchased
 5 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
it worked as advertised
No issues it works as the ad said it would. Thanks.
January 2, 2018
Purchased
 6 months ago
Works great
Works great.
December 24, 2017
Purchased
 6 months ago
Perfect size and fit for my project.
July 11, 2017
Purchased
 12 months ago
4 Foot Plastic Sliding Door Track
Easy to install, just cut to fit the opening and glue it on.
June 16, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Snake Enclosure
I couldn't find sliding door track anywhere that was narrow enough to mount to 3/4" Maple, not even a glass shop. This door track worked perfectly and I mounted using construction adhesive instead of hardware. Would definitely buy again. Works best with 1/4" glass for snug fit. Anything smaller in thickness will have some play in it.
Worked perfectly for snake enclosure using 1/4" thick glass for a tight fit.
Worked perfectly for snake enclosure using 1/4" thick glass for a tight fit.
July 6, 2016
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate

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