Delaney 5000 Series - Wagon Wheel Sliding Barn Door Hardware Kit, US19 Black Finish

Up to 600 pounds. That's enough for a solid-core or reclaimed solid wood slab, not just a hollow-core door, and it's well above the 200 lb capacity of a low profile system like the Pemko LP200A6. The rollers are steel with bearing wheels.

Just the door. The kit ships with two hangers with bearing wheels, the track, standoffs and lag bolts, two door stops, and all required bolts, nuts, and washers. What isn't in it is a floor guide or a pull, and you'll want a header board or solid blocking to lag into, since the standoffs carry the whole load through the wall.

They put the rolling hardware in different places visually. The Delaney 5000 Series is a wagon wheel design, where the spoked hanger wheel rides on the face of an exposed track and is meant to be seen as part of the door's look. The Emtek Flat Track Barn Door Hardware is a low profile concealed wheel design in steel, so the roller is hidden and the hardware reads as a slim track line instead of a decorative wheel. Choose the Delaney kit when the wagon wheel hanger is part of the intended style; choose the concealed wheel style when the opening calls for hardware that stays visually quiet.

Two different looks and two different jobs. The Delaney 5000 Series is exposed strap-and-wheel hardware: the wagon wheel rollers and black finish are part of the design, and it carries up to 600 pounds. If you want the hardware to disappear, a concealed-wheel flat track like the Emtek Flat Track Barn Door Hardware or the Pemko LP200A6 low profile system hides the roller behind the track. The Pemko is rated to 200 lb, so a heavy solid slab points back to the Delaney.

That's exactly what this kit is for. The Delaney 5000 Series mounts on the wall above an open doorway, so you get privacy on a room that was never prepped for a swinging door: no jamb, no hinge mortises, no strike. You do need solid backing above the opening for the standoffs and lag bolts, and the slab has to fall between 1-3/8 and 1-3/4 inches thick.

Look at a low profile concealed system. The Pemko LP200A6 is a low profile concealed sliding door track system in a 72 inch length with a 200 lb capacity, and the Emtek flat track hardware is likewise a low profile concealed wheel design in steel. Both keep the roller inside the track rather than projecting a spoked wheel off the door face. The Delaney 5000 Series wagon wheel kit puts the wheel out where it is visible, which is the point of the design but not what a tight circulation path wants.

They land in the same neighborhood. The Delaney 5000 Series wagon wheel kit is sold in 6 ft and 8 ft sizes, and its 6 ft version ships a 6 Ft track in the kit. The Pemko LP200A6 track system is a 72 inch system, which is the same 6 foot span. The difference between them at that length is the hardware style and the load they carry, not the run of track.

The Delaney 5000 Series is sold as a complete kit for a single door: two hangers with bearing wheels, the track, standoffs and lag bolts, two door stops, and all required bolts, nuts, and washers. The Emtek flat track barn door hardware and the Pemko LP200A6 are each supplied as sliding door track systems rather than a packaged wagon wheel kit, so confirm the hanger and stop components separately when specifying either of those. If the goal is one part number that covers the opening end to end, the Delaney kit is the one built that way.

A 1 3/8 inch slab is within range. The Delaney 5000 Series wagon wheel kit covers a door thickness range of 1 3/8 inch to 1 3/4 inch, which spans standard interior slabs through 1 3/4 inch doors, and it carries doors up to 600 pounds. That range covers the common interior barn door build, so a thickness change inside it is not a reason to move to a different system.

US19 black, on steel. It's a single finish across both the 6 ft and 8 ft track kits, so the hangers, track, and stops all match without specifying anything extra. If you're doing several openings in a building, ordering the same kit in two track lengths keeps the look identical across doors of different widths.

Two door stops are included, one for each end of the track. They set the open and closed travel limits, so the door can't roll past the end of the rail in either direction. No floor guide is in the kit, and on a wide or heavy slab you'll want one to keep the bottom from swinging off the wall.

Treat it as a different system, not a swap. The Emtek B13030 is a low profile concealed wheel steel flat track, while the Delaney 5000 Series hangs the door on wagon wheel hangers with bearing wheels riding an exposed track, and the Delaney kit's own standoffs, lag bolts, and door stops are matched to that arrangement. Swapping the rolling hardware means replacing track, hangers, and stops together and re-drilling the door top rail to the new hanger pattern.