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Sliding Closet Door Floor Guide - Adjustable Width, 3-Roller Design
$13.99per bracket · down to $9.00 in volume
- Holds a sliding door steady so it stops swinging as it slides
- Roller guidepost reduces door rattle and scraping versus fixed-post guides
- Adjustable guidepost width fits nonstandard-thickness doors
- Low-profile base with counter-sunk screw holes
- Designed in Tualatin, Oregon, USA
- Unit price
- $13.99
- Line total
- $13.99
US orders of $10 or more ship free. Under $10 is a flat $5.99. Orders of 401 or more brackets go through the bulk quote desk.
Volume pricing
Price per bracket drops automatically as the quantity goes up. The active tier is highlighted.
| Quantity | Price per bracket | You save |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | $13.99 | — |
| 3–4 | $12.39 | 11% |
| 5–9 | $9.99 | 29% |
| 10–400 | $9.00 | 36% |
| 401+ | Bulk pricing & lead times → | |
Some colors are priced separately. The table updates when you change the color above.
About this bracket
A floor-mounted guide that holds a sliding closet door steady on its track. With no floor guide, a sliding door sways and swings back and forth as it moves. Three rollers ride against the guidepost instead of a fixed post, so the door glides instead of banging and scraping.
The guidepost width adjusts, which helps on remodel jobs where the door is a nonstandard thickness. A low-profile base with counter-sunk screw holes keeps the bracket out of the way in the closet opening.
Designed in Tualatin, Oregon. Injection-molded ABS.
Fits / does not fit
Fits
- Sliding and bypass closet doors, mounted to the floor in the opening.
- Doors that are not a standard thickness. The guidepost width adjusts.
Does not fit
- Pocket doors. The Pocket Door Guide mounts on the jamb instead.
- Barn doors. Use the Barn Door Floor Guide Bracket or the Barn Door Floor Roller Guide.
- A floor that changed height and left a taller gap. Use the Universal Adjustable Height bracket.
Screws are not included. Compare all six guides if you are not sure this is the right one.
Installation
- Measure the gap between the door bottom and the finished floor.
- Position the guide so the posts sit centered under the door.
- Fasten with the counter-sunk screw holes, or use construction adhesive on finished floors. Screws and adhesive are not included.
Patent pending on the tall floor guide bracket.
Specifications
| Material | Injection-molded ABS |
|---|---|
| Fits | Adjustable guidepost width (fits nonstandard-thickness doors) |
| Height | Fixed height, floor-mounted |
| Colors | White, Black, Brown |
| Sold as | each bracket |
| Origin | Designed in Oregon, USA |
| Shipping weight | 91 g per bracket |
| Bulk threshold | 401+ brackets, quoted |
Common questions
- What do the three rollers do?
- Three rollers ride against the guidepost instead of a fixed post, so the door glides instead of banging and scraping.
- What door thickness does it fit?
- The guidepost width adjusts, which is what makes it useful on remodel jobs where the door is a nonstandard thickness.
- Is it sold as one bracket or a pair?
- It is sold as each bracket. The price per bracket drops at 3, 5 and 10.
- What is it made of and where is it made?
- Injection-molded ABS, designed in Tualatin, Oregon, USA.
Guides that use this bracket: Why does my closet door swing out at the bottom?, What size floor guide fits my door?