Orca Hardware BPK1200F 96", 125 Lbs. Bypass Door Track, For Fascia Standard Rollers

The BPK1200F bypass track kit is rated for 125 lb. per door. That covers most hollow core and lighter solid core bypass closet doors, but a heavy solid wood or mirrored slab can exceed it, so weigh the slab before you commit.

The track is 96 inches (8 feet) long, which suits a finished bypass opening up to 8 feet wide with two doors overlapping at the center. Trim the track to the exact opening if yours is narrower; you cannot stretch it for a wider one.

It is built for fascia standard rollers. The roller style has to match the track profile, so pair it with fascia-type standard hangers rather than assuming a wheel off another brand's bypass set will ride correctly.

Yes, it mounts overhead concealed, so the track and rollers sit above and behind the door line rather than showing as an exposed rail. That is the opposite of barn door hardware, where the track is meant to be seen.

Orca lists the BPK1200F as commercial grade, with a steel track body. For a property manager standardizing closet and storage openings across apartments or a hotel, that steel construction is what holds up to repeated daily use better than a rolled aluminum residential rail.

Bypass, like the BPK1200F, runs two doors on parallel channels inside the opening so they slide past each other and the hardware stays concealed overhead. You never get full access to the whole opening, only one half at a time. Barn door hardware carries a single slab on an exposed rail that parks against the wall beside the opening, which needs clear wall space but opens the full width. If you have no wall to the side and want the hardware out of sight, bypass is the answer.