Johnson Hardware 111SD 48 in. 2-Door Heavy Duty

We are really happy with this product! We wanted to have sliding closet doors but couldn’t find them for under 1000$. We ended up buying two doors and getting this kit and spent about 250$ for everything. It was very easy to install and the doors slide very well.

I bought this as replacement for hardware on closet doors that just would not move well, even before a roller broke. I did have to cut a strip off the bottom of the closet door, this track system is a little taller than some others. What a difference ! Now the closet with these tracks works best of them all, by a large margin; the precision extruded track and rollers with ball-bearings make it a joy. I am aware there are cheaper options, and they will save you money, but when your day starts with a well-working closet door it makes it very much worth the price. Five stars !

I have spent way too much money trying to find a bi-slide door system that works. I tried every kind at the big box stores with no luck. Hundreds of dollars later.....I finally I bit the bullet and got this. It is a little more than the others, but it is well worth the cost. They glide easily, they don't fall out, and they are made with good quality material.

good product, works well. I would purchase again. They only provide a few of the screws you need to complete the project.

After I installed these on one set of closet doors, I was sold. I bought a second one for another closet with heavy doors. They glide like a bird now. I am so happy with this product's performance. I think they are probably easy to install but I rarely find that my projects run smoothly,

This is the best bypass hardware I've ever seen. A little tricky to install, but follow the directions and you will be fine. Note you will need to install wooden spacers to get the doors to align in the rough opening ( I ripped these from 1/2 inch plywood on my table saw). The only problem I had was the header in the opening was not perfectly level which caused one of the doors to not stay in the closed position. I releveled the track with shims, but even then a tiny sloped caused the door to slightly open on its own. I solved the problem by gently squeezing the track opening to create a little bit of friction for the wheels. Just a little bit of a restriction will provide the necessary friction to keep the door closed without impeding the movement of the door.

exactly as promised, and seems sturdy to me! better than any sliding doors in my house already!

I used these to make a lift bed in my tiny house. Good priced and work great. The wheels slide in nice and snug and don't rattle much at all. They glide smooth too. I have one on each corner of the bed. I'm not sure I trust them holding the weight when the bed is down but they seem sturdy enough that they might. I added a set of 2x4s and a a catch on the wall just in case. Whole thing goes up and down just right.