60 in. x 80 in. Beveled Edge Backed Mirror Aluminum Frame Interior Closet Sliding Door with Chrome Trim
- Fits into a finished opening 60 in. width x 80 in. height
- Lifetime warranty on hardware
- Sliding doors are perfect for small spaces and tight rooms
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About This Product
Not just another pretty face, our sliding mirror closet doors are backed by a densely corrugated cardboard that performs like wood without the added weight. with the mirror laminated directly to the surface. Our frameless aluminum design makes our mirror doors superior to competitors . In 1957, when our doors with ball bearing rollers and low profile threshold first hit the market it quickly became the top choice for Manhattan developers and architects alike. From Turner Construction when they built the Hofstra Dormitories to HRH Construction when they built the Trump Towers, developers continue to purchase our Impact Plus bi-fold and sliding doors. They are the perfect marriage of beauty and safety.
Highlights
- A beveled mirror refers to a mirror that has undergone the process of cutting its edges to a specific angle and size in order to produce a framed look
- Dimensions listed in the name of sliding door are the finished opening the unit will fit into, which includes the top and bottom track, the door and proper space between the door and tracks; the actual door panel is 77-1/2 in. for 80 in. tall openings
- Sliding door is for a 60 in. wide finished opening and is made of two 30-1/2 in. panels
- Slider height is adjustable from 79-1/2 in. x 80-1/2 in. for 80 in. tall doors
- Solid construction gives the door a very solid and sturdy feel when opening and closing
- Backing on the mirror makes them impact resistant
- Heavy duty hardware, including ball bearing rollers, ensures smooth quiet operation
- Adjustable hardware allows both vertical and horizontal adjustments to obtain proper fit and operation in most openings
- Low profile 3/8 in. bottom track
- Top & bottom heavy duty aluminum track comes in a complimentary chrome trim
- Sliding doors slide past each other on a two track system allowing access to half of the closet opening at a time and do not open into the room creating more a more spacious feel
- Lifetime warranty on hardware
- Return Policy
Product Information
Specifications
Dimensions
Door Height (in.) | 80 in | Door Thickness (in.) | 0.75 in |
|---|---|---|---|
Door Width (in.) | 60 in | Fits Opening Height (in.) | 79 1/2 to 80 1/2 |
Fits Opening Width (in.) | 59 1/2 to 60 3/8 | Rough Opening Height (in.) | 80 in |
Rough Opening Width (in.) | 60 in |
Details
Color Family | Chrome | Color/Finish | Mirror |
|---|---|---|---|
Core Type | Solid Core | Door Handing | Universal/Reversible |
Door Type | Bypass | Features | Easy Install, Mirrored |
Finish Type | Finished | Included | Hardware, Instructions |
Material | Glass | Panel Type | 2 Panel |
Product Weight (lb.) | 100 lb | Returnable | 90-Day |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | Lifetime on Hardware |
|---|
Questions & Answers
Customer Reviews
4.4 out of 5
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Panel Type | |||
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2 Panel | 2 Panel | 2 Panel | 2 Panel |
Material | |||
Glass | Glass | Glass | Glass |
Finish Type | |||
Finished | Finished | Finished | Finished |
Core Type | |||
Solid Core | Solid Core | Solid Core | Solid Core |
Features | |||
Easy Install, Mirrored | Easy Install, Mirrored | Easy Install, Mirrored | Easy Install, Mirrored |
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