Rustic Top Mount - All Questions
Rustic Top Mount
From
£214.00
SKU
rustic-top-mount-new
Question:
Our client would like to specify the stainless steel Rustic Top Mount fittings but does not want the black wheels. Can the wheels come in stainless steel as well? We are looking to order 4 single door tracks and one double door track.
Question by: Kate Donkin on 22 Oct 2020, 01:00
Answer:
Good afternoon Neil, Our Rustic Top Mount is available in a black or stainless steel finish. The nylon wheel used within the hanger is black for both systems. Many thanks, Kate Marketing Assistant
Answer by: admin admin (Admin) on 22 Oct 2020, 12:51
Question:
Hi, what is the height of the hangars on this (from top of door to top of hangar)?
Question by: Sean on 31 May 2021, 01:00
Answer:
Good morning,The height of the hanger is approximately 120mm.Thanks,KateMarketing Executive
Answer by: admin admin (Admin) on 14 Jun 2021, 09:34
Question:
Hi, can you join two 2 metre rustic mounts? I have two doors that measure 838cm each which I would like to use as sliding doors. Thanks
Question by: Ana on 11 Jun 2021, 01:00
Answer:
Good morning,Yes - for biparting doors, please line both 2 metre tracks next to each other.Many thanks,KateMarketing Executive
Answer by: admin admin (Admin) on 14 Jun 2021, 09:44
Question:
Hello. I would like to know what size drill bit to use for the pilot holes in the door for the top mounted roller please. Thank you.
Question by: Jan Kipling on 16 Oct 2024, 17:32
Answer:
Good morning,
We are unable to advise the drill bit size required as we do not know the material and thickness of your door. We would recommend using a drill bit smaller than the threads of the screw and that is the same size as the screw shank diameter.
If the hole is drilled to the same size as the outer threads, it won't grip.
Hope that helps.
Many thanks,
P C Henderson
We are unable to advise the drill bit size required as we do not know the material and thickness of your door. We would recommend using a drill bit smaller than the threads of the screw and that is the same size as the screw shank diameter.
If the hole is drilled to the same size as the outer threads, it won't grip.
Hope that helps.
Many thanks,
P C Henderson
Answer by: Kate Donkin (Admin) on 18 Oct 2024, 08:35