The standard sliding door glide has a pad key that slides into a T-slot; it is commonly used to create a top rail sliding or bi-fold door. The standard sliding door glide bolts onto the profile end and freely rotates as the door pivots. It is made of UHMW polyethylene and requires no lubrication. A mounting screw is included. Important: The included 5/16-18 screw requires the corresponding metric end tap.
The standard sliding door glide has a pad key that slides into a T-slot; it is commonly used to create a top rail sliding or bi-fold door. The standard sliding door glide bolts onto the profile end and freely rotates as the door pivots. It is made of UHMW polyethylene and requires no lubrication. A mounting screw is included. Important: The included 5/16-18 screw requires the corresponding metric end tap.
The standard sliding door glide has a pad key that slides into a T-slot; it is commonly used to create a top rail sliding or bi-fold door. The standard sliding door glide bolts onto the profile end and freely rotates as the door pivots. It is made of UHMW polyethylene and requires no lubrication. A mounting screw is included. Important: The included 5/16-18 screw requires the corresponding metric end tap.
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The standard sliding door glide has a pad key that slides into a T-slot; it is commonly used to create a top rail sliding or bi-fold door. The standard sliding door glide bolts onto the profile end and freely rotates as the door pivots. It is made of UHMW polyethylene and requires no lubrication. A mounting screw is included. Important: The included 5/16-18 screw requires the corresponding metric end tap.
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