Sliding Door (Hidden Track Hardware) 

Thanks! We actually have a more detailed version of this video in the works (so stay tuned). There isn’t technically a stationary part of the door with this hardware- think of it as a track door, but reversed. The track itself is on the door (instead of the wall) and the wheels get mounted to the wall. The door has wheels routed into the bottom (as well as a guide rail). There is a pin screwed to the floor directly below where the wheel hardware is mounted to the wall. The door/track slides back and forth but the wheel remains stationary. The pin sits in the guide rail, keeping the door from veering off course 🤯

We have only installed it in single door applications, so Unfortunately we can’t say definitively. We imagine you could quite easily use this hardware in a double door configuration, but beyond that it would certainly become complicated (to say the least 😎) 👍

What you’re seeing in this video is actually a single door mounted on a stationary wall designed to mimic the look of the door 👍

@@RefreshHomeImprovements would it be possible to install another moving door on the current moving door? And both doors to move back on top of the stationary door?

@@freakka in theory it should, but again, we have no idea how well it will work. It could be amazing, or it could be an expensive lesson in futility. If you’re willing to give it a shot, we’d love to know how it goes 👍

Great point. Yes, you do see the bar on the back side when the door is in the closed position. Because it’s recessed into the door, it’s not much of an eye sore- but you’re right we could have shown that angle too so people can judge for themselves 👍

⁠was wondering that too, and also that there must be a large gap between the 2 panels due to the rollers being attached on the side

Great questions! Yes, any locking sliding/pocket door hardware could theoretically be added to this set up. The minimum clearance between the door and the wall (with the hardware routed into the door) is 12mm (just under 1/2”), and the max (hardware mounted on the face of the door) is 32mm (roughly 1,1/4”) 👍

They are definitely ours. Thanks for pointing this out, we’re looking into it 👍

Good idea 👍 We would have liked that too (we assure you it’s in the description and tags). If you’re referring to the wall mounted wheel mechanism, it totally depends on the situation- but there are minimum and maximum allowances listed in the instructions here: www.richelieu.com/documents/docsGr/119/854/3/1198543/1405176.pdf

@@RefreshHomeImprovements Im referring to the metal guide that mounts to the floor, that fits in the channel that is routed out on the bottom of the door. There is no instructions on how far to mount it from the wall.

Thanks! The product is called the Magic 2 Legno Sliding Door System. Depending on where you’re located, you can get it from Richelieu.com

we wish! Custom mill work 👍

That is a custom build wall section to match the door. It’s just framing that’s been clad in hardwood 👍

Hello it would be Helpful to see a video on how the frame and stationery door are installed.

Yep, it should be in the description- but I’ll post a link below. We’ve also got another video on the product here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-leqf3apI7PI.html Information on the Magic 2 Legno sliding door system (you’ll find the spec sheet PDF here too)👍 www.richelieu.com/ca/en/category/sliding-system-solutions/sliding-solutions-for-architectural-applications/magic-2-legno-sliding-door-system/1198543

@@RefreshHomeImprovements thanks. I’m looking for the actual door, not the hardware you’re using. The wood and glass door… do you have the info on who makes the actual door itself that is in this video.

@@braddixon939 sorry! I should have read the comment more closely 🤦‍♂️. The door is completely custom made by a millwork company. If you’re in the GTA I can pass their information on to you 👍

@@RefreshHomeImprovements thank you! Unfortunate we’re not. Appreciate the info.

It certainly can be confusing! I think their website provides you the option to purchase multiple hardware sets at once, but you should be able to adjust the box number down to 1. The data sheet seems daunting at first, but we assure you if you read carefully and take your time, all the information you need is provided (and yes, its a lot easier with the hard copy you get in the box!) 👍. We recently visited this install again and did a quick video with some more info on the door here if you're interested 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CUHFi8451YA.html

@@RefreshHomeImprovements yup! Thanks. I've watched that one too. I didn't know this hinge existed until your video. So I am grateful. I figured out my issue with their website too. I'll probably get a friend to print off the instructions before I pull the trigger though. Thanks for the reply!

Why dont you buy at Hafele they manufacture and design their own system and very reliable and made in Europe and your rep with help you get the right things you need! A German company you dont go wrong and prices are good!

In many ways it is, and in many ways it isn’t 😉 👍

@@RefreshHomeImprovements haha ok. so you guys just made it look so easy

@@aly7379 us along with some fancy editing skills 😎. It’s not that it’s rocket science, it’s just very different from other doors we’ve installed. Once you understand it, it’s pretty straight forward 👍

We don't see why not 👍 Wait... do you have a secret room?!

@@RefreshHomeImprovements we are using bookcase as the wall on both sides and want to mount the tracks onto the bookcase.

Plz give me ur no.

It’s called the Magic 2 Legno Sliding Door System, check it out here: www.richelieu.com/ca/en/category/sliding-system-solutions/sliding-solutions-for-architectural-applications/magic-2-legno-sliding-door-system/1198543 👍

It’s made In Italy, so we’d be shocked if there weren’t. Try reaching out to them directly for more info: www.ternoscorrevoli.com/en/contacts 👍

hafele have many systems like this and they are all over the world!

Thanks!