Johnson Hardware 200PD Commercial Grade Pocket/Sliding Door (72")

very strong

Being a professional carpenter for over 40+ years, I have experienced/used many pocket door track and roller systems. They have come a long way since the day. The one I used most often in the past is the Johnson Hardware 100pd. I had ordered that system for this current install, but at the last minute I was notified that it was out of stock. So I upgraded to the 200pd system and WOW, what an upgrade! For the few extra dollars over the 100pd, these wheels and the way they are balanced, 2 on each side, make for a large improvement. The I Beam track and roller system makes the door glide effortlessly and is super quiet. The client loved the door and system. This will now be my go to pocket door system moving forward. Highly recommend this Johnson Hardware 200pd system for all pocket doors!!

You really need to go to the manufacturer's site to get more info.Overall:- heavy duty (I used it for a solid wood pocket door)- I don't think this will break. Should last as long as the house. The previous track system was super flimsy and lasted (kind of) 30 years. This one will last "a lifetime".- BIG. Tall might be a better word. So when removing a track and replacing with this one, check to be sure the "trolley" will not be visible behind the door molding/trim.- I somehow would have preferred to have the screw holes not as near the edges. That would feel stronger to me.I both glued it and screwed it in place.IF you use it for a retrofit, you might need to build a tool (like I did) to be able to reach and remove all screws inside the pocket door cavity WITHOUT cutting a hole in the wall like most repair instructions tell to do.Note: there are basically no instructions with this. Just one piece of paper with the technical (dimensions) drawing of the parts, and a reminder to put the trolleys on before installing the track (they do not come off).

This is hands-down the very best pocket door hanging hardware I have ever installed. Seriously heavy duty, the aluminum I-beam is amazing. I will never, ever go back to light-duty residential pocket door hardware crap and will only use this from now on on any light or heavy pocket door. This design will never come off the rails. It was a pleasure to install and remains a pleasure to use. Yes, it costs more but you get what you pay for.

I used this for a rolling table in a narrow sun room. The track is built into a cabinet at the end of the room, and allows the table to picked up from the other end, and slid over against the back wall as a desk, the window wall for plants, or in the center for dining/games. It's pretty cool.The extruded aluminum rail is smooth, sturdy, and has a good number of screw holes for securely attaching. The clearance between the rollers and the screw holes is large enough that you can substitute larger screws if desired. ie. 3" framing screws.