Sliding Door Gear Kit with Pelmet & Post - 2000mm Track - 60kg Max Door Weight - Unpainted - Aluminium

Details

Create a seamless, space-saving entryway with the Klug Sliding Door Gear Kit. Designed for both functionality and aesthetic flexibility, this complete kit is supplied with an unpainted pelmet and door post, allowing you to customise the finish to perfectly match your interior décor.

Whether you want the hardware to blend into your wall colour for a minimalist look or stand out as a feature, this kit provides the perfect blank canvas. Engineered for smooth performance, the top-hung system ensures a quiet and effortless sliding motion, making it an excellent choice for converting standard hinged doors into sliding partitions.

This is particularly useful in rooms where floor space is minimal, such as en-suites, walk-in wardrobes, or small bedrooms. Capable of supporting doors up to 60kg, this robust system is compatible with a wide range of solid and hollow core timber doors. Backed with a 10 years guarantee.

Key features

• Complete installation solution: Supplied with a 2000mm track, enclosed pelmet, pelmet fascia, end caps, and a door post, ensuring a neat and professional finish without the need to source extra joinery.
• Customisable finish: The unpainted pelmet and post allow you to paint, stain, or varnish the unit to coordinate with your existing architraves and skirting boards.
• Space-saving design: Ideal for maximising usable floor space by eliminating the swing radius of traditional doors.
• High weight capacity: The aluminium track system supports doors up to 60kg, suitable for most standard internal timber doors.
• Versatile sizing: Suitable for door widths up to 1026mm and heights up to 2040mm, fitting the majority of standard door openings.

Applications

• En-suites and bathrooms: Perfect for tight spaces where a swinging door would clash with sanitary ware.
• Walk-in wardrobes: Create a sleek, discreet entrance to dressing areas that can be painted to match the bedroom walls.
• Room dividers: Use to separate open-plan living and dining areas, allowing for privacy when needed without permanently closing off the space.
• Small bedrooms: Maximise the layout potential in smaller rooms by removing the "dead space" behind a standard door.