Delaney Barn Door Double Floor Guide, US19 Black

A floor guide keeps the bottom of a sliding barn door from swinging away from the wall as it rolls. The Delaney BD0005 is a double guide, meaning it has two uprights the door bottom edge passes between, so the door is captured on both faces rather than leaned against a single post. Nearly every top-hung barn door needs some form of bottom guide, or the slab will sway and rub the trim.

No. The Delaney BD0005 mounts to the floor and captures the bottom edge of the door between two uprights. A wall-mounted guide, like the Sure-Loc Wall-Mounted Barn Track Roller Guide, fastens to the wall below the door and does the same steadying job without drilling the floor. Pick the floor guide when you can fasten into the subfloor and there is no threshold in the way; pick a wall-mounted guide when you do not want fasteners in a finished floor.

No. The Delaney BD0005 Barn Door Double Floor Guide works at the bottom of the door, holding the slab in plane so it does not swing away from the wall. Preventing the hangers from lifting off the rail is a separate part: the Sure-Loc Barn Track Anti-Jump Block is sold as a pair and mounts at the track for that purpose. On a heavily used opening many installers fit both.

The Delaney BD0005 Barn Door Double Floor Guide is a floor-mounted guide in US19 Black that controls sway at the bottom of the door. When floor mounting is not an option - tile, polished concrete, radiant heat, or a finished floor the owner will not allow to be penetrated - the Sure-Loc Wall-Mounted Barn Track Roller Guide anchors to the wall below the track instead, so it does the same anti-sway job without any floor penetration.

Yes, for single-leaf top-hung barn doors in black hardware. The Delaney double floor guide in US19 Black is sold as an individual accessory rather than only inside a kit, so it works as a like-for-like replacement when a guide gets kicked loose or lost, and it keeps the finish consistent with black track and straps already on the doors.

The Delaney BD0005 is a double floor guide, meaning it guides two door slabs at the floor, which suits a bypass arrangement. The guide alone does not create the bypass, though - the track side of a bypass installation uses a connector such as the Sure-Loc Barn Door Bypass Track Connector to join the rails. Plan for both the track connection and the floor guide when quoting a bypass opening.

No, and they are not interchangeable. The Delaney BD0005 Barn Door Double Floor Guide is an unpowered guide that keeps the bottom of the slab from swinging; it does not secure or lock the door in any position. If the opening needs the door held shut - a residential bathroom or bedroom, for example - the Sure-Loc Barn Door Privacy Latch for residential sliding doors is the part that does that, and it is ordered separately from the guide.

The Delaney BD0005 is built as a double guide, which is the configuration you want when two slabs run at the floor. For a single door where the concern is only sway, a wall-mounted option such as the Sure-Loc Wall-Mounted Barn Track Roller Guide keeps the hardware off the floor entirely. Choose by the floor surface and slab count rather than by how many doors the guide is rated to handle.