BARNDOOR - TOP HANGER SLIDING SYSTEM - 1700 - BLACK
- Modern design wooden panel sliding door system
- Designed for wooden doors
- The system is mounted on the wall surface
- Operates with a top-hung sliding mechanism
- Load capacity is 60 kg per door
- Suitable for door thicknesses between 32 - 50 mm
- Features an anti-derailment design
- Top rail profile is made of aluminum
- Available in production lengths of 170 cm and 200 cm
- Manufactured in standard black color
- Provides quiet and long-lasting operation with high-quality bearing
- Equipped with a plastic guide at the bottom
- An ideal solution for kitchens, living rooms, and office spaces
- Delivered as 1 set in a Setbox package
- For custom color and size requests, please contact your sales representative
- You can access the 3D installation video of the sliding system at albaturas.com
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Product Information
Product Information
BarnDoor
8800
–
Aesthetic
and
Functional
Solution
for
Modern
SpacesDesigned
for
modern
living
spaces,
the
BarnDoor
8800
combines
both
elegance
and
functionality
with
its
wall-mounted
structure
and
secure
design
that
prevents
derailment.
Ideal
for
wooden
panel
doors,
this
system
offers
a
wide
area
of
application
with
its
60
kg
carrying
capacity
and
a
structure
suitable
for
door
thicknesses
of
32–50
mm.Thanks
to
its
high-quality
bearings,
it
ensures
a
quiet
and
long-lasting
user
experience.
Offered
in
black
as
standard,
the
product
is
shipped
in
specially
packaged
setboxes
in
lengths
of
170
cm
and
200
cm.
Additionally,
it
allows
for
shortening
by
up
to
a
maximum
of
20
cm
in
total
from
the
right
and
left
ends.It
is
an
ideal
choice
for
those
seeking
an
aesthetic
transition
solution
in
modern
living
spaces
such
as
kitchens,
living
rooms,
and
offices.You
can
contact
your
customer
representative
for
special
color
and
size
requests.

