12 ft./144 in. Black Sliding Bypass Barn Door Hardware Track Kit for Double Doors with Non-Routed Floor Guide Brad Nailers Providing superior accuracy

Name: 12 ft./144 in. Black Sliding Bypass Barn Door Hardware Track Kit for Double Doors with Non-Routed Floor Guide Brad Nailers Providing superior accuracy
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 5789676591
Price: 186.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8712 (10 reviews)

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SKU 5789676591

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Description

12 ft. 144 in. Black Sliding Bypass Barn Door Hardware Track Kit for Double Doors with Non Routed Floor Guide Brad Nailers Providing superior accuracy Providing superior accuracy Contemporary design with rustic influences Protected using highly durable powder coat Powder coated pipe gives clean finish to this accessory Designer finish will provide corrosion free and rust free performance Provided with a limited lifetime warranty Color coordinated mounting hardware included Door stopper included to set the exact sliding range ) 144 in Product Width (in

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