Orca Hardware BY1300 Complete Track Kit With 4 Single Wheels, For Two Sliding Closet Doors

The BY1300 is a complete kit: the track plus four single-wheel slot-adjustable offset hangers and the mounting hardware. Four hangers is two per door, which is what hangs a pair of bypass closet doors. Nothing else is needed to hang the doors themselves.

It is an overhead concealed mount. The BY1300 track fastens up inside the closet header so the track and rollers sit hidden above the doors rather than on an exposed face-mounted rail like barn door hardware. You need a solid, level header across the full width of the opening to screw into.

Bypass hardware like the BY1300 runs two doors on parallel paths inside one concealed overhead track, so both doors stay within the opening and nothing projects into the room. You only ever get access to half the opening at a time. Barn door hardware runs a single door on an exposed wall-mounted rail and needs clear wall beside the opening for the door to park on. For a standard reach-in closet with no spare wall, bypass is the one that works.

Yes. The hangers are slot-adjustable offset hangers, so door height and plumb can be tuned at each roller after the doors are on the track. That is what lets you square up the pair when the header or the floor is out of level, which is common in older multi-family units.

The BY1300 is built as a two-door bypass set, with four hangers for a pair of doors running past each other on one track. One kit is one opening with two doors. For a single-door opening you would be buying twice the hangers you need, and a bypass track carries no stop or floor guide arrangement for a lone door.

These are single-wheel hangers, one wheel per roller and two rollers per door. Single-wheel hangers are the standard arrangement for hollow-core and light panel bypass closet doors. If you are hanging heavy solid-core slabs, look for a two-wheel (dual roller) bypass hanger set instead, which spreads the load over four wheels per door.

Steel, both track and hardware. That matters on a closet opening that gets cycled hard, since the roller path is the part that wears first on bypass doors. Orca lists the BY1300 for residential applications, which covers apartment and multi-family closet work.