Orca Hardware RDTM Series 8' Round Track Kit With Top Mount Hangers

Yes, and 1-3/4 inch as well. The RDTM top mount hangers are built for interior doors at either of those two thicknesses, which are the two standard interior slab thicknesses. A thicker slab, a solid exterior door, or a shop-built door outside that range is not what these hangers are cut for.

200 pounds per door. That covers most solid core interior slabs and typical glass or metal-framed barn doors at standard interior sizes. If you are hanging a heavy custom slab or a doubled panel, weigh it before you commit.

The RDTM track is a wall mount system, so the load path is the wall, not the header or the ceiling. All 200 pounds of door hang off that track, which means the lags have to land in framing, a backer board, or solid blocking. Drywall anchors alone will not hold it. Fasteners are included in the kit, but the structure behind the drywall is on you.

No handing to specify. The RDTM kit is non-handed, so the same box slides either direction. You decide which side the door parks on at install by where you set the end stops on the track.

The RDTM kit ships the track, two hangers, spacers, end stops, door guides, all fasteners, and instructions, boxed. What it does not include is the door itself or any pull, latch, or privacy hardware, and there is no header board in the box if your wall needs one. Note that anti-jump blocks and the connector plate come only in Orca's flat track kits, not the round track kits.

Soft close ships with the kit. The RDTM package covers the top mount hangers and soft close together, so there is no separate damper to source or a suffix to add on the order.

It is mostly how the hanger rides and what comes in the box. Orca's round track carries the door on polymer wheels running a round rail, in a contemporary look with a satin stainless finish. The flat track kits are the ones that include anti-jump blocks and a connector plate, that connector plate being what lets two lengths of track join for a long run or a pair of doors. If your run is one door on a single length of track and you want the cleaner rail profile, round track does the job.

It is rated commercial. The track is stainless steel and the hangers run polymer wheels, which is the quiet combination you want on a corridor or a patient room where a metal-on-metal roller would be heard down the hall. For property managers standardizing across units, note the finish is satin stainless only, so every opening you do in this series will match.

Yes, it needs one, and door guides are in the box. Top mount hangers carry the door only at the head, so without a guide at the floor the slab swings away from the wall as it travels. The guide is what keeps the bottom of the door tracking straight.

Over the top. These are top mount hangers, so the bracket sits on the top edge of the slab rather than bolting through the face, and spacers in the kit set the door off the wall. That matters if you have a glass panel or a door you do not want through-bolted, and it also means the top edge of the slab needs to be flat and solid enough to take the fasteners.

Satin stainless, and that is the only finish this series is made in. There is no black, bronze, or brushed nickel option in RDTM, so if the rest of the openings in the building are matte black, this is not the series to match them with.