We want to hang 2 36" wood &amp; glass doors in one 6 ft opening. The doors weigh 45-50 lbs each. Do we need 2 of these sets + 1 joiner?
153831
Yes. You will need two sets. We have 2 30" doors and used two sets. If you email the mfr as I did, they will help you work out the details.
934939
If I was installing the door I would start with 6/8 hinges. I installed a 36" vinyl gate and used 2 and it saggs sometimes. A vinyl gate is only 5lbs.
1376337
That's exactly what I did. Of note: Keep in mind that these are light and move easily. So you'll need to strap them together. There are brackets out there, but I found zip ties did the job for 1/50th the price and you can't see them. Cheers!
2271739
These are standard hinges and should support the weight of standard size doors - including French doors. Although you may want to use longer screws to hold them in place.
963688
I wound up not using them only because my sister gave me a set she had that was somewhat different. If I used them, I would use two per window, just a little more security. Don't know about the 1940s double hung window, but they should work as they swing open to let the window open and close. Make sure gap between two windows isn't too wide. Also, I had an earlier pair that had a brass rod that held all parts together, not good. The rod kept slipping through holes; best if hinge is fixed or stable, rather held together by tension rod.
690327
Hello, With me I would put both sets on the windows because I like sets, but they can be bought long enough to use 1 set for both windows, just be a little crafty with your own ideas on splitting up the curtains.
1872391
Not sure - I purchased a small one for my closet to hold extra jewelry.... it doesn't weigh much.... I doubt it is heavy enough for a door....
637278
I would go with the wider set. I don't know how heavy your drapes are, but you might need a middle bracket with windows that wide. I have 36" windows and have extended them about 2" from the bracket on the sides. They are nice rods and the rings are nice also! Hope they work out for you!
1761114
The rail needs to be long enough to accommodate both of the doors - 48", plus the opening of the door, so 72" will work. It really depends on the "look" you are after. If you want the doors to be centered on the bar, then you will need the bar to 94".
412667
they would be too short as single height and would have to be stacked on each other. Also it will take several sets per door jamb. I would recommend using clear packing tape to install, and not the supplied fasteners.
2252144
Yes, it would work for you. You would not need to use the extra bar set since your door is narrow.
967071
Yeah agree with previous. I personally would use at least 3 to support that much weight but it would be inconvient to close. How they are mounted would be critical also
1941761
We have a headboard made of two old doors, and we have one bracket per door. Our doors do touch the floor for added support, but each weighs about 40lbs.
1961210
In my opinion, yes. Just make sure you keep the 2 pieces roughly 3/4 inch or Less from each other's when you stick them on the doors or the door And the frame.
1751087
My door is about 50 lbs or so. It is a 7 foot door and thicker than normal (1 5/8") so it is robust! A shorter door, same weight, might work.
977145
Not with the three (3) supplied hanging hooks. The included hanging hooks are only good for doors up to 1.5" thick doors. You could go to your local hardware store and get different hooks, but with the supplied hooks, it will not work on a 2" door.
1433803
I work in a frame shop. We regularly use Security Hangers for 50-60 pound items. At that size, we generally upgrade to more robust drywall anchors, but the security hanger hardware does 50 pounds without any issues.