Can you double up these rails and use the system for a double door with one sliding to the left and the other the right?
825906
You can if you're prepared to locate one of the rail mounting brackets exactly where the two rails will meet at the center. Those brackets are well-machined and will hold the rails in precise alignment.
1462131
Yes, you can put the entrance on either side. When you put it together, just place opening on the side you want.
2120045
Yes! You really want to get a sliding door edge pull and a Set of sliding door flush pulls as well . Install the flush pull above or below the receiving end of the lock
1212217
Yes you can. The crossbars can be loosen with hand screws and slide them forward and back along the rails.
156989
you could. I'm not sure how the stop would work in the middle so the two doors don't bang into each other. Probably adjust the wheel bracket farther in on the door. but it would work.
1226039
I've never tried it, I don't think you would need anything extra to do this. Just make sure the sliding plate is locked down securely.
88005
If you are trying to double the width, I would say no. If you just want them side by side, then I don't see why not. The bars require the frame for stability. Just as an aside, I think I read a few comments where some needed to add a little would glue on the dowel to make sure it was secure in the hole in the frame. We didn't have that problem, however.
127747
When we put ours up, there were connectors for the rails. They didn't really go together that well and I am not sure that I would buy that product again. The sliders get hung up on the joints between pieces.
1497763
Being that this lock is made for doors with a slide-bar on both sides that lock into slots in the track I don't see how this would work. I just replaced my old door with a new one and now have the same side slide you have and it doesn't look like this lock is compatible.
1687710
It is not meant to do so but if you have enough room in the inside if the rail and assuming the holes line up it may work. Again, it is not meant to do so but if it lines up and you are able to tighten the screws nice and secure there be no problem after that. These rails are not set up like keymod rails so they will not have to slide in place like keymod rails.
1237092
Yes. Your choice if which two adjoining panels. Either end or front installed on end on mine. If that would be side as you asked. Easy set up. Door slide are and door installs as you wish.
421520
I want to say no. Railing comes in two pieces, but the half your talking about wouldn't have any support. You would have to ridge something, tape, then the panels might leave an opening.
15208
You can, but you'll need a way to keep the rails from drooping. Should be easy to address, but yes, you can daisy chain together as many as you would want.
1937508
I'm definitely not an expert, but I really don't think you can. Probably the only thing you could do is put it backwards. You'd only have access to one door on the side that is at the bottom of the ramp.
307268
It has been a few years since I installed them (2),however I believe they are designed to go both ways with slightinstall steps for each direction.They worked very well and each door had a different slide direction and I do not rememberany issues putting them in.I have sold the house they were installed in,in 2013.
192331
Yes, the rails can be put the the side. It looks better with the rails crossed even if its not in use.
460114
I can't imagine that you could do that because its only so wide......how would the doors stand up? You have to take the hinges off the doors tomake it slide.